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History repeats itself - we can learn many things from this proverb. Understanding our compulsion to repeat events is the first step to changing bad habits and encouraging good ones. The basic teachings from this proverb are:
Destiny: if something is meant to be it will keep on occurring.
Cause and effect: the proverb encourages us to think about the effects of history.
Human nature: the proverb teaches us about the patterns of human nature.
Caution: the proverb cautions us to learn from history.
Breaking the cycle: we can break the cycle of history if we want to.
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