Guest guest Posted December 19, 2003 Report Share Posted December 19, 2003 SAT NAM I would like to understand some of the better ways at handling kids when they mis-behave. Recently, I noticed my 5yr old daughter repeat a mistake which enraged me a lot. Later, I realized that she takes time to understand things and wasnt doing it intentionally. I felt very sorry for that. I never experienced this before and noticed a lot of anger, resentment arising in me. Mostly, I try not be angry at her and try my best to make her understand but sometimes it hurts when they dont really understand even after so much trial. So , I would like to know how we can bring a change lovingly in their consciouness so that they really understand and do not repeat the same things again and again. Thanks for your advice. AKkama - New Photos - easier uploading and sharing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 19, 2003 Report Share Posted December 19, 2003 > SAT NAM Akkama, Recently, I noticed my 5yr old daughter repeat a mistake which enraged me a lot. Later, I realized that she takes time to understand things and wasnt doing it intentionally. I felt very sorry for that. "The first thing our kids teach us is that there is life outside ourselves. Besides 5 yr old kids don´t make mistakes. Mistakes are judgments created by our patterns of behaviour. Kids at this age dont really fully understand subjective reality. She could only understand reality through the feelings you have the ability to transmit such as love, rage or else. " > I never experienced this before and noticed a lot of > anger, resentment arising in me. > Mostly, I try not be angry at her and try my best to > make her understand but sometimes it hurts when they > dont really understand even after so much trial. " Also through our kids our own childhood feelings come out. Feelings of frustration, anger or anything hidden inside us. Pay special attention to the fact that you have a daughter, a woman, a young and lovely flower that naturally loves you. Instead of being hurt because she does not understand you try to find your childish side or try to communicate on her level. Nowadays children are treated almost as adults but they are not. They understand things through jokes, games or a playfull way. " > So , I would like to know how we can bring a change > lovingly in their consciouness so that they really > understand and do not repeat the same things again and > again. "Your truthful desire to understand the little members of your family is what counts. Children sometimes repeat one thing over and over and again because they want to show us something. She may be trying to tell you something. So, reverse your position. When we are parents we sometimes think we know all but THEY are the new life at home and sometimes teasing, intriguing but never boring. Her consciousness will come after your examples of love, patience and lots of humour." I truthfully hope to have helped your young father´s destiny. SOTANTER KAUR Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 20, 2003 Report Share Posted December 20, 2003 dear fellow brother / sister Anger not ypur child,the main universe negative is marking you angry with your child infact alWAYS spread your love "no matter " how they preformed with your deep understanding,Anger is ONE enemy which will get us to even our nearest love one when One practise Mantra chanting / meditiatioons,If we can see this and treat it very likely and deep understanding with smile al will be GOne.There are many practisioner whom practises med.but ending up with internal anger with close ones or associate/good friends.Don't like this over come you.Showner them with more inner loves and compassion of explainations will dissolve all things.If you want to scould them .do it with immediate explaination "BUT" WITHOUT ANGER!!!!!????? REGARDS LIM Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 20, 2003 Report Share Posted December 20, 2003 Re: Kundalini Yoga How does KY recommed us to teach/handle kids mis-behaviour IF ANYONE WOULD POST MORE ON PARENTING THAT WOULD BE MUCH APPRECITED. I HAVE THE BOOK 'THE SEVEN SPIRITUAL LAWS OF PARENTING' BY DEPAK CHOPRA AND IT IS AMAZING. SAT NAM, ANG ALBERTA,CANADA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 22, 2003 Report Share Posted December 22, 2003 Thank you very much for your responses on how to teach kids. Great. I will try to incorporate my best and watch myself. Akkama New Photos - easier uploading and sharing. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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