I have no religious
affiliations, I am a spiritual being. I believe in kindness, creativity and
connections. The foundation of my hopes for any and all work that I do with
children and adults lay in the simplicity of sharing lessons that I have learnt
through being conscious of my spirit and journey.
Hope, open mindedness,
honesty, understanding and healing have all played most important roles in my
life journey so far. When I think of how vital it is to share and teach
children about spiritual philosophies I think of many including…
Love
Awareness
Kindness
Compassion
Integrity
Fairness
Honesty
Gratitude
Faith
Peace
Rhythm
Service
Humility
Willingness
Forgiveness
Courage
Open mindedness
Perseverance
Surrender
Appreciation
We all have access to
them, they are universal, the very essence of our spirit. Although they may or
may not be taught as part of any religious beliefs, they are spiritual in
nature. We are home to them and how and if we practice them in our lives often
depends on being aware of them.
Whether
with a little person or big person, sharing what I have learnt seems the same
to me, I share according to the capacity and desire to receive, and according
to the hearts intelligence and the minds openness, and all that’s good.
Rather
than generating concepts that might obstruct or hinder my ability to share,
I feel it is better to honor myself and share what and how I can whilst allowing the play of the
Creative Spirit in the sharing.
I feel it is better to honor myself and share what and how I can whilst allowing the play of the
Creative Spirit in the sharing.
I feel
that there is a deeper part of our being that knows exactly what to share and
how to share it, if only we can trust the love that is in us.
Melanie
Lee
For example: if your older sister is graduating from college and is moving to another state for her dream job and you're the only child left in the house who is a high school senior and is unsure if you'll have enough credits to graduate with your class.
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will help you to become emotionally healthy and thus avoid repeating your childhood when you do begin to have your
own family. Take a look back at your life or if you're currently living with your parents, analyze how you interact in relationships and determine if your actions are analogous to your parent's relationship.
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