Claim. Children become public people when they learn that their parents’ toil was offered for the family, nation, world, and God together.
Elaboration. SMM tells children to remember that “your father and mother toiled hard for you” and that their suffering should be connected to the nation and world, not only to private family prosperity (CSG 4.9 §7, 56-146, 1972.5.14). Parents educate by linking household sacrifice with God’s broader purpose. A child raised in that patriotic and providential heart becomes a person able to stand as a pillar for the nation and world. The teaching of true-parents is thus received not as slogan but as inherited public responsibility.
See also. true-parents