My Daughter

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Don't know if anyone here can answer this, but thought I would ask.

My daughter is 2 years old. She has been able to see my dead

grandmother since she was about 1. Two days ago at bedtime she

said " Maggie " which is the name of my beagle that passed away over a

year ago. My daughter really had no interaction with her as she was

an infant and didn't know her name. She told me that Maggie was up

above her crib in a red bed and that she sleeps there at night. I

asked her what color Maggie was and she said blue. Then I asked her

what color our current dog is and she said red (she's brown). She

also told my husband Maggie was in the room the next day and last

night when I put her to bed she again told me Maggie was there in her

red bed. She consistenly says that Maggie appears blue to her and is

very firm about this.

 

Any thoughts on this? I would like to encourage her natural gifts

too, so any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

Sarita

[Guest guest]

, " Sarita "

<sarita1969 wrote:

>

> Don't know if anyone here can answer this, but thought I would

ask.

> My daughter is 2 years old. She has been able to see my dead

> grandmother since she was about 1. Two days ago at bedtime she

> said " Maggie " which is the name of my beagle that passed away over

a

> year ago. My daughter really had no interaction with her as she

was

> an infant and didn't know her name. She told me that Maggie was

up

> above her crib in a red bed and that she sleeps there at night. I

> asked her what color Maggie was and she said blue. Then I asked

her

> what color our current dog is and she said red (she's brown). She

> also told my husband Maggie was in the room the next day and last

> night when I put her to bed she again told me Maggie was there in

her

> red bed. She consistenly says that Maggie appears blue to her and

is

> very firm about this.

>

> Any thoughts on this? I would like to encourage her natural gifts

> too, so any suggestions would be appreciated.

>

> Sarita

>

 

Sarita,

This is a fairly common thing, but most parents that are not aware

of the " bigger " picture tend to write this off as children being

silly or something like that. Young children start out very open to

the universe - seeing spirits, auras, etc... To them it is just a

natural thing that they don't even think about. The ignorance of

others and the dogmas of society tend to close down these abilities

and then at some time later in life we spend the greater part of our

lives trying to " relearn " that which comes naturally to children.

When my daughter was little she would always talk about the owl that

was up in the corner of her room. It was nothing scary to her - it

just was what it was.

I hope that helps.

Dave

[Guest guest]

When she gets a little older you should teach her energy control.

Maby e she can keep these ability's if she starts young I am not sure.

From what i have read children do not have blockages and they can

also see ghosts and such very easily, try manipulating energy when she

is in the room and see if she can see it.

 

, " davedorgan "

<david.dorgan wrote:

>

> , " Sarita "

> <sarita1969@> wrote:

> >

> > Don't know if anyone here can answer this, but thought I would

> ask.

> > My daughter is 2 years old. She has been able to see my dead

> > grandmother since she was about 1. Two days ago at bedtime she

> > said " Maggie " which is the name of my beagle that passed away over

> a

> > year ago. My daughter really had no interaction with her as she

> was

> > an infant and didn't know her name. She told me that Maggie was

> up

> > above her crib in a red bed and that she sleeps there at night. I

> > asked her what color Maggie was and she said blue. Then I asked

> her

> > what color our current dog is and she said red (she's brown). She

> > also told my husband Maggie was in the room the next day and last

> > night when I put her to bed she again told me Maggie was there in

> her

> > red bed. She consistenly says that Maggie appears blue to her and

> is

> > very firm about this.

> >

> > Any thoughts on this? I would like to encourage her natural gifts

> > too, so any suggestions would be appreciated.

> >

> > Sarita

> >

>

> Sarita,

> This is a fairly common thing, but most parents that are not aware

> of the " bigger " picture tend to write this off as children being

> silly or something like that. Young children start out very open to

> the universe - seeing spirits, auras, etc... To them it is just a

> natural thing that they don't even think about. The ignorance of

> others and the dogmas of society tend to close down these abilities

> and then at some time later in life we spend the greater part of our

> lives trying to " relearn " that which comes naturally to children.

> When my daughter was little she would always talk about the owl that

> was up in the corner of her room. It was nothing scary to her - it

> just was what it was.

> I hope that helps.

> Dave

>

[Guest guest]

I suggest you support her discriptions and encourage her to be aware of the

presence of entities good and bad. This will help her develop control later in

life and allow her to partake of both worlds as we all can do. - My take -

chrism

 

Sarita <sarita1969 wrote: Don't know if anyone here can

answer this, but thought I would ask.

My daughter is 2 years old.

 

 

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Chrism, as always -thank you for the excellent advice!

 

Something bothers me when I hear about " bad " entities---though I have

witnessed many entities that appeared " bad " at first. I quickly erase

my fear and judgement about them. Then I approach them with love and

compassion: ie: in a helping spirit, they no longer seemed " bad " . Not

one of them!

 

Maybe it's the years of being a RN in a psych ward, and as a caring a

Martial Arts teacher also.

Or, perhaps it's the other way around--because of something that

happened before this present embodiment of mine that has caused me to

become an RN and a caring Martial Arts teacher, more interested in

helping others to become full and complete; putting my own personal

gain practically out of the picture.

 

You see, I personally would feel bad about teaching a child about bad

entities. I'd rather have her tell me about the entities first, and

tell me how she feels about them. I just feel like sometimes adults

were told at an early age of 'bad' entities at a young age and then

perhaps live in fear of their gifts....then perhaps lose them.

I was never told of bad entities as a child. I just met them and

explored them.

I hope this makes sense and does not sound like some kind of

challenge to other's thinking.

 

I'm really just thinking aloud!

 

Many Blessings to you all, and to your Precious Daughter, Sarita!

:)

Stephen C.

 

, chrism

<> wrote:

>

> I suggest you support her discriptions and encourage her to be

aware of the presence of entities good and bad. This will help her

develop control later in life and allow her to partake of both worlds

as we all can do. - My take - chrism

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Bad entities are often a test of the very principles you describe. So

when a Bad entity shows up for a child they can be given the

instruction you have just related. Bad being equal to scary or mean or

loud or whatever. So by teaching a young child about what the " Bad "

entity is really about the child then can realize that " its not so

bad " and move on from there this is how a development of control is

established and by control I am referring to our own fears and

judgments. - Blessings Stephen - chrism

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Excellent answer!

Thanks again!

May you always be Blessed!

:)

Stephen C.

 

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, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Bad entities are often a test of the very principles you describe.

So

> when a Bad entity shows up for a child they can be given the

> instruction you have just related. Bad being equal to scary or mean

or

> loud or whatever. So by teaching a young child about what the " Bad "

> entity is really about the child then can realize that " its not so

> bad " and move on from there this is how a development of control is

> established and by control I am referring to our own fears and

> judgments. - Blessings Stephen - chrism

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you both for your opinions, what you say makes a lot of sense.

I want to encourage her gifts from now rather than have her lose and

relearn them. I was wondering if Maggie's spirit is blue which is why

my daughter keeps telling me she appears blue. It is sometimes hard

to get accurate info out of a 2 year old, LOL! But she is well spoken

fo her age and knows all her colors well.

 

Sarita

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Bad entities are often a test of the very principles you describe.

So

> when a Bad entity shows up for a child they can be given the

> instruction you have just related. Bad being equal to scary or mean

or

> loud or whatever. So by teaching a young child about what the " Bad "

> entity is really about the child then can realize that " its not so

> bad " and move on from there this is how a development of control is

> established and by control I am referring to our own fears and

> judgments. - Blessings Stephen - chrism

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Sarita,

 

I have 2 daughters, 4-1/2 and 3, who show signs of this kind of

awareness also. And like you, I'm wondering how best to encourage the

gifts when our society doesn't exactly embrace the differences they

show. As for the spirit appearing blue, from my own experience, I have

seen an entity appear as a purple ball of light and also another as a

yellow ball of light, so I think it's very possible she appears as

blue to your little girl. I don't know the reason for the colors, just

know what I saw.

 

I'm curious, you say she knows her colors well. My oldest also shows

an unusual interest in colors and especially those of the rainbow.

Since she was about your daughter's age, she has insisted that

everything be in what she calls " rainbow order " and follow the ROYGBIV

format of the visible spectrum. However she sometimes also adds a few

colors at the top end (after violet). I never encouraged this

fascination, she has just always known it. Everything she paints or

colors always has a " correct " rainbow somewhere in it. She and my

younger daughter occasionally talk to a couple of " friends " I can't

see, and have described these friends as having the form of a colored

shape, like a triangle or rectangle. Although at other times they've

described them as looking like a person. Anyway... I try to encourage

their imagination by being a good listener and asking questions, but I

worry about when my oldest starts school this year for obvious reasons!

 

love & light ~Jen~

 

, " Sarita "

<sarita1969 wrote:

>

> Thank you both for your opinions, what you say makes a lot of sense.

> I want to encourage her gifts from now rather than have her lose and

> relearn them. I was wondering if Maggie's spirit is blue which is why

> my daughter keeps telling me she appears blue. It is sometimes hard

> to get accurate info out of a 2 year old, LOL! But she is well spoken

> fo her age and knows all her colors well.

>

> Sarita

>

> , " chrism "

> <@> wrote:

> >

> > Bad entities are often a test of the very principles you describe.

> So

> > when a Bad entity shows up for a child they can be given the

> > instruction you have just related. Bad being equal to scary or mean

> or

> > loud or whatever. So by teaching a young child about what the " Bad "

> > entity is really about the child then can realize that " its not so

> > bad " and move on from there this is how a development of control is

> > established and by control I am referring to our own fears and

> > judgments. - Blessings Stephen - chrism

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jen! I understand your worries about your daughter starting

school. I was just thinking of the same thing and how to handle it.

What I thought was that I will explain to her that she has a special

gift that not everyone has or understands. That way when someone

makes fun of her or disbelieves her she will not be surprised.

 

I already told her that Mommy doesn't see Maggie and asked her to say

Hi for me. That way she knows that I believe her even though I don't

see what she sees.

 

Sarita

 

, " Jen "

<jenls505 wrote:

>

> Hi Sarita,

>

> I have 2 daughters, 4-1/2 and 3, who show signs of this kind of

> awareness also.

[Guest guest]

Polarity exists inside belief structures. I'm speaking more of the

subtle yet

present varieties that merge with Good vs Evil. Those like: Take it

or leave it.

Stay or go. Believe or not. The problem many have with religious

structure is

the inherent inability, in many, to allow outside or personal

experience to

influence the belief. Unless it conforms to the strict dogma of the

religion.

 

As children we go to where our parents take us and believe what we

are told

for a certain amount of time before the rebellion sets in. We become

imprinted

with what we ,at such early ages, are exposed to. This is as you

decided it

should be, imho. You chose the life, the body, the parents, the time

zone, the

civilization. You also chose the expanding pattern of probabilities

that you

would encounter in this life. The options you would choose from.

Life's menu.

The most certain menu choices were made before you had the ability

to choose for

yourself in a body.

 

I say this to say that the Kundalini will bring up the early

childhood

imprints. Those born to Christianity will see and experience

Christian features,

the same with Buddha, Allah, Huna, atheist, you name it. These

aspects of early

childhood are just as important as the state of life you are in

right now and

the K will expound these traits and experiences. They are not

imaginary or

phantom features, they are real. Christ, Allah, Buddha, Quan Yin,

Mary,

Zoroaster, Ahura Mazda, Zeus, Ra, Krishna they all are real and

exist. This is a

Kundalini teaching telling us that not all is as the five senses

tell us or that

our mind and beta thought patterns present to us. Inside an

awakening of the Kundalini these entities can visit you. In real

time wakfull life.

Sounds nuts but its true. The bad ones can too and we can bless them

for the teachings they offer in reverse. They all represent

the " Polarity teachings. " Once you understand this you can then move

on into one-ness.

 

Religions and the icons of religion, are teachers and deserve our

respect, as

do those following them. What ever the scenario people are learning

at the rate

that is best for them at the time in their life that they can learn.

Physical

plane isn't easy and isn't meant to be. Spirit is very expansive and

has much

to teach and offer. In many ways it is unlimited so be nice in your

thoughts and

opinions as they are also actions.

 

Be respectful and encompassing in your love and respect. For

the " All that Is " is you, and you are it.

- chrism

[Guest guest]

Thanks for this chrism. I am respectful of others' belief systems, but

others are not as respectful of mine. Most of the time I just keep

quiet, especially around family who are entrenched within the

church/religious system. I'd love to speak to them about my own

truths, but they'd send me to the nearest psych ward. So... I will of

course teach my girls to be respectful of others. I just really hope

they won't be ostracized in the area where we'll live again soon (TN)

because of what they do/don't believe in.

 

love & light ~Jen~

 

, " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> Polarity exists inside belief structures. I'm speaking more of the

> subtle yet

> present varieties that merge with Good vs Evil. Those like: Take it

> or leave it.

> Stay or go. Believe or not. The problem many have with religious

> structure is

> the inherent inability, in many, to allow outside or personal

> experience to

> influence the belief. Unless it conforms to the strict dogma of the

> religion.

>

> As children we go to where our parents take us and believe what we

> are told

> for a certain amount of time before the rebellion sets in. We become

> imprinted

> with what we ,at such early ages, are exposed to. This is as you

> decided it

> should be, imho. You chose the life, the body, the parents, the time

> zone, the

> civilization. You also chose the expanding pattern of probabilities

> that you

> would encounter in this life. The options you would choose from.

> Life's menu.

> The most certain menu choices were made before you had the ability

> to choose for

> yourself in a body.

>

> I say this to say that the Kundalini will bring up the early

> childhood

> imprints. Those born to Christianity will see and experience

> Christian features,

> the same with Buddha, Allah, Huna, atheist, you name it. These

> aspects of early

> childhood are just as important as the state of life you are in

> right now and

> the K will expound these traits and experiences. They are not

> imaginary or

> phantom features, they are real. Christ, Allah, Buddha, Quan Yin,

> Mary,

> Zoroaster, Ahura Mazda, Zeus, Ra, Krishna they all are real and

> exist. This is a

> Kundalini teaching telling us that not all is as the five senses

> tell us or that

> our mind and beta thought patterns present to us. Inside an

> awakening of the Kundalini these entities can visit you. In real

> time wakfull life.

> Sounds nuts but its true. The bad ones can too and we can bless them

> for the teachings they offer in reverse. They all represent

> the " Polarity teachings. " Once you understand this you can then move

> on into one-ness.

>

> Religions and the icons of religion, are teachers and deserve our

> respect, as

> do those following them. What ever the scenario people are learning

> at the rate

> that is best for them at the time in their life that they can learn.

> Physical

> plane isn't easy and isn't meant to be. Spirit is very expansive and

> has much

> to teach and offer. In many ways it is unlimited so be nice in your

> thoughts and

> opinions as they are also actions.

>

> Be respectful and encompassing in your love and respect. For

> the " All that Is " is you, and you are it.

> - chrism

>

[Guest guest]

Jen, I wish you so much luck in your endeavor. I grew up in TN, am familiar with

areas around Nashville and Chattanooga/Knoxville and definitely know the mindset

there. A big part of why I moved out west, actually. Tenn. is such a beautiful

place, stunning really (Oh how I miss woods, waterfalls, creek frogs and

fireflies!) but I couldn't live within the strict churchy expectations. I am

raising my own daugher in a much more enlightened spiritual way than I was

(fundamental church). I try to respect others beliefs also as we all must travel

our own path according to our understanding. I don't want anyone telling me what

path I should follow. So you are brave and I send you encouragement in this.

Change can begin with one. There are beginnning to be others in the South who

have more progressive ideas so they are there and I hope through this medium you

are able to find them as there is power in numbers and who doesn't need a

support group especially when you are surrounded

by the Christian majority?! I wish you all the best and I think you WILL find

others of like mind, just keep looking. I so applaud you for bringing your

daughter up in such a way! Many of the new children are getting this opportunity

that wasn't even considered when I was growing up.

 

Blessings, Jen,

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[Guest guest]

Thank you for the support and encouragement Valarie! It is indeed east

Tennessee I'm referring to, so it's nice to know that someone can

relate. I will definitely try to connect with others of like or

similar mind if I can find them... hehe... as I do think it will help.

I'm glad that I have my own awareness so that I can at least give my

daughters a good start at home. And I will support them in whatever

they choose to believe when they're old enough to make those kind of

decisions themselves, because as you said, we all must find our own

path. Thanks again!

 

love & light ~Jen~

 

, Valarie Vousden

<vjvousden wrote:

>

> Jen, I wish you so much luck in your endeavor. I grew up in TN, am

familiar with areas around Nashville and Chattanooga/Knoxville and

definitely know the mindset there. A big part of why I moved out west,

actually. Tenn. is such a beautiful place, stunning really (Oh how I

miss woods, waterfalls, creek frogs and fireflies!) but I couldn't

live within the strict churchy expectations. I am raising my own

daugher in a much more enlightened spiritual way than I was

(fundamental church). I try to respect others beliefs also as we all

must travel our own path according to our understanding. I don't want

anyone telling me what path I should follow. So you are brave and I

send you encouragement in this. Change can begin with one. There are

beginnning to be others in the South who have more progressive ideas

so they are there and I hope through this medium you are able to find

them as there is power in numbers and who doesn't need a support group

especially when you are surrounded

> by the Christian majority?! I wish you all the best and I think you

WILL find others of like mind, just keep looking. I so applaud you for

bringing your daughter up in such a way! Many of the new children are

getting this opportunity that wasn't even considered when I was

growing up.

>

> Blessings, Jen,

> Valarie

>

>

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One really good thing, though, is in that area there is still untouched, quiet

nature that you can get yourself to so you can think and meditate. My favorite

quiet place was on Chilhowee Mountain and the walk to Benton Falls. Didn't pass

many people on that hike. The woods are wonderful, take advantage of that!

 

In Light,

Valarie

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

You're right! And we'll be very near to the mountains, which I love.

I've always felt a special connection being in the woods, specifically

with the sound of the wind blowing through the trees. I look forward

to getting back to that slightly slower pace where I can enjoy that again.

 

love & light ~Jen~

 

, Valarie Vousden

<vjvousden wrote:

>

> One really good thing, though, is in that area there is still

untouched, quiet nature that you can get yourself to so you can think

and meditate. My favorite quiet place was on Chilhowee Mountain and

the walk to Benton Falls. Didn't pass many people on that hike. The

woods are wonderful, take advantage of that!

>

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> Valarie

>

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[Guest guest]

Very interesting thread. somehow I missed the whole thing all the way

back to Sarita's original post.

 

The discussion about the christian religion in Tenn, has helped me

much to understand my husband in a diffeent light and can now see

where he is coming from. He grew up having Christian religion forced

upon him. When he rebelled, he turned from anything that is of a

spiritual nature. He now states he is an atheist. I can now more

understand why my husband freaked out so when I became a christian.

He went berserk and put a gun to my head. LOL! I lived through that

one.

 

I was not taught any religion through my parents. They were too busy

making a living to have time for religion, I suppose. I was taught

good manners and the difference between good and bad actions...hehe!

I can vaguely remember my grandmother telling me that God loves me

once, but that's about it.

 

CC

 

, " Jen "

<jenls505 wrote:

>

> You're right! And we'll be very near to the mountains, which I love.

> I've always felt a special connection being in the woods,

specifically

> with the sound of the wind blowing through the trees. I look forward

> to getting back to that slightly slower pace where I can enjoy that

again.

>

> love & light ~Jen~

>

> , Valarie

Vousden

> <vjvousden@> wrote:

> >

> > One really good thing, though, is in that area there is still

> untouched, quiet nature that you can get yourself to so you can

think

> and meditate. My favorite quiet place was on Chilhowee Mountain and

> the walk to Benton Falls. Didn't pass many people on that hike. The

> woods are wonderful, take advantage of that!

> >

> > In Light,

> > Valarie

> >

> >

> >

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