April 15th, 2007
Parents often think that they are here to guide the little ones. When - in reality – the little ones come forth with clarity to guide you.
Excerpted from a workshop in Orlando, FL on Saturday, February 15th, 1997
All Is Well
What a wonderful quote. As I grow and learn, I am coming to see that this is so true. My goal is to recapture the joy and clarity of being that my children have. I am consciously trying to allow them all the freedom that is their right and not impose my “I NEED you to behave in a certain way” limitations on them, though at this stage of their being, they seem to be singularly minded and don’t give a hoot what their Dad or I NEED them to do 
Frustraing to me at times, but also admirable. They are truly reminding me that I can “feel better anyway” despite what is going on around me.
Dean from Law of Attraction for Beginners, has a nice post Today, I am thankful for… where he says:
Being thankful is just that, a state of BEING. It’s not a “thanks for this and thanks for that” just to get it out, as a courtesy. Genuine gratitude wells up from within, “from the bottom of my heart”.
I feel that genuine gratitude for my family and the life I live Day to day stuff can take me away from that feeling, but even in the most harried times of the day, I can change my vibration by stopping and reflecting about the things that really mean the world to me.
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Thank you for this post. The quote from Abraham, that children have the clarity to guide us has been coming up in my own life lately too. Pleasure to see someone else on the same “wavelength”. Like minds I guess…
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Ever since I discovered Abraham, I’ve had a complete turnaround when it comes to my parenting, too. At the time, I had a teenager, a pre-teen and a toddler, and it felt very odd letting go of all the parenting thoughts I used to have. Now that my two older ones are teens, and my youngest is a preschooler, it all seems to be getting easier. I’m having a wonderful time with my kids, and being able to let go of my need to have them behave in certain ways has been very freeing.
The pie analogy has definitely been very helpful for me when it comes to parenting!