So go have that conversation with them, bring armloads of apologies and good chocolate, and be ready to understand why they may turn every color in the rainbow before saying OK -- or saying no.
Since so much information is shared among young people all over the world today, shouldn't the younger generation be more open and more ready to understand each other?
According to Wolfson, these mystical texts are more esoteric than the Torah and Talmud and explore supernatural aspects of Jewish spirituality, but are traditionally limited to men over 40 who have spent years studying Jewish scripture and are deemed ready to understand these larger mysteries (though Wolfson adds that this tradition is often broken).
India can expect an American with a fresh point of view, and most importantly, someone ready to understand the country and the aspirations of its citizens as it is today.
"There is a great need for increasing collaboration between universities and businesses," says Diamond. "This is good for student employability, good for businesses – as students are then ready to understand and work in industry – and it is good for ideas and research".
"I want to make sure energy is up so I've limited many of the demands on my time to give myself the best chance to prepare, to get my game ready, to understand and know the golf course and play my best".
Obama was ready to understand and ultimately to forgive but not to excuse.
However, the priest in Sugandha's village said, "We have not received any guidelines or any rules [on the Child Marriage Act], but I can tell you that marriage should be when the girl is 18 or over, when she is ready to understand and mature enough to shoulder responsibilities.
You know when they might be ready to understand and handle the information.
"This feels like the moment when the cultural world is ready to understand Mr. Dial and perhaps to embrace him," said Ms. Cubbs, who organized the museum survey.
