Jargons

Jargons, jargons, jargons.

Language, language, language.

Clichés, clichés, clichés. 

Expressions, expressions, expressions.

Every profession,

Every religion,

Every field of study,

Every discipline,

Every gang,

Every ethnic and social group

Has jargon, language, clichés, and expressions.

Entering a group

You learn the jargon, language, clichés, and expressions.

Like climbing a steep hill, it’s a steep learning curve.

For some groups,

Newbies enter on their own initiative.

Accompaniments absent along the steep learning curve.

Old members are inflexible, protect turf, and newbies are invisible.

Jargon, language, clichés, and expressions remain like solid food for newborn babies.

It’s a lonely experience.

You are likely to exit, except you meet one person who befriends you.

Other groups, 

Entrance is because of a hospitable invitation.

There’s intentional accompaniment.

Gentle hands help climb the steep hill of learning.

Old members adapt, adjust, and accompany.

Jargon, language, clichés, and expressions are in “milk form” for newbies.

Learning is a joy. 

You are 100% likely to stay.

Bottom line:

Impactful change on individuals and societies

Relies on initiative, invitation, and innovation.

Accompaniment is intentional, intense, and inviting.

Jargon, language, clichés, and expressions are broken down into edible forms.

Which of these characterize your community, family, organization, parish, or ministry?