Guest guest Posted May 23, 2008 Report Share Posted May 23, 2008 Fathers and mothers being divorced or separated may limit the freedom of their common children if the parents decide where the children may remain, with father or mother, instead of father and mother at the discretion of the children. All children have a Divine right to freely see both, mother and father, whenever they want and to live with whomever they decide themselves. Parents often decide when, how often and under what circumstances children may be allowed to see the other part of the parted parents. The one part of the parents who gets legal support for the children quiet often is using his legally strong position to force the other part to live in a certain way, at a certain place, to pay a certain amount just to be allowed to see his / her children. The love between the children and the leaving part of the parents, often deprived from legal rights as a parent, is abused to manipulate both children and leaving partner or take revenge - at the expense of the children and at the expense of painful Karma to be expected in a later situation or later incarnation by one or both parties of the parents involved. Children do limit the freedom of their parents by remaining financially dependent on their parents longer than necessary. Many modern children in the western world start studying for many years without earning an adequate amount of money to cover all the expenses of their studies and living. They sometimes decide to stay at home until 25 or 30 years of age or longer, even while having a job, at the expense of missing experiences they could make in the world away from home. Sometimes it may be laziness or economical reasons, because it may be cheaper or easier to have everything done by mom or dad, rather than do it themselves. It may be easy to leave the responsibility to their parents, but at what expense ? It is a Divine duty of anyone even young children after 12 to 14 years of age to seriously start working toward becoming free, financially free as well. Many children use their studies just to avoid or postpone actual working for a living for another several years. Children after the age of 10 to 12 years shall be responsible enough to take care of themselves even for several days in a row without the parents being at home, every once in a while but at least a few times a year. They need to learn to grow up and become mature, responsible for household, their own belongings, washing, cooking and more, including to take care of other family members. When, if not during this time of life can they learn to do all this. The best opportunity is under the loving guidance of mother and father during their early teenager years. The best time is during their early teenager time. Being a host for guests - children - is beautiful, but one day the time of being a host may be over and parents have other lessons to learn in life. Parents may need freedom to travel to other countries, learn other jobs or activities, even permanently move to other areas or countries to find and realize new valuable lessons for their own spiritual growth. While at the same time being a guest may be attractive as well for children, but one day they need to learn to be absolutely free, self dependent and practice to become themselves hosts for other visitors, their own future children or any one else. This means that they need to learn to work to cover their own expenses of living, as well as the expenses of living for another few persons. This should be accomplished with 20 years latest. If they want to study or change their job, this can easily be done at their own expenses at any later time when really needed and beneficial for all. Children may often keep their parents at home, telling the parents that they are afraid, or ill, or need help, just because they may lack of responsibility and willingness to take care of themselves. to be continued... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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