To Kelly: Spirtual children and rebirthing

[Guest guest]

IN the back of Swamiji's Kali Puja book is a system of worship on how

to bring spiritual children into the world. If every parent followed

a system like this, using prayer, meditation, and mantras and then

birthed the child in the non violent way, chances are we would live

in an enlightened society.

That is a great service to humanity, Kelly to help bring children

into the world in the way you described. I hope more and more will

have this opportunity to blossom into the divine souls that they

already are. God bless you.

[Guest guest]

Thank you. When I read of Swami's puja for children I knew it was

the puja for me:) I don't have his Kali Puja book but I am very

interested in what he has to write. I know there's got to be

scriptural ways of concieving and anyone who can write about that, I

would definately be interest as I have learned mostly from

rebirthers. I love to see the grass roots discoveries (meaning

people discovering the divine without having to read the scritpures)

and then see the scriptural descriptions afterwards. It makes

sadhana like a mystery game. Do sadhana, then read about it:) It's

like taking the quiz at the end of the chapter, "Test Your Knowledge"

 

I've often thought about going to school for midwivery because it would be so rewarding

to be apart of watching these new souls come in. My nephew was

concieved on accident with my sister on narcotics and when we found

out, she stopped and I got to practice loving God in her womb and I

would sing to John and tell him he was God and tell him I wanted his

stories of God when he could talk. (He says God is cozy and has the

most warm soothing voice he has ever heard, he remembers before

entering the womb) I retrained my mother and my sister on non-violent

parenting and to learn from the children, to ask them what they think

and what is their perspective of life and God as it happens.

Breaking the 'children are to be seen and not heard' was so

rewarding. They are such old souls sometimes. So, John is a

spiritual child and free and innocent even at 11, he hasn't lost it.

He is magical and all of the swami's at my temple and my own Guru are

amazed at his depth. It's amazing what happens when we look at

people as divine

because then they act that way. If I treat my Johnny as he were

Buddha, he starts acting like a sage, but sincerely, not playing

around. Right now I call him Masta John because he is getting his

black belt:) I love to reaffirm that he is God and I do it every

chance I get because I don't want him to assume anything else or to

entertain the thought that he is far away from attainment. Whenever

he gets fustrated or down, I hold him and say, "Well, I certainly see

God in you, it's very evident, you are my little buddha." Then he

forgets his troubles and feels safe and accepted. I just hope

somewhere there is a place where his divine tendancies can be

cultivated when he is older. Sometimes if we are around people who

do not know "They are That" often times impressionable young adults

will go along with the crowd, "Oh I couldn't possibly be That, not

yet" So if I could find the right non-dual ashram for him, it would

be great.

 

To live in an enlightened socitey would be a beautiful thing. Sorry

if I borred people with my boasting of my nephew. He is a love and

my experiment, I get to watch little Buddha become Big Buddha:)

 

Namaste,Kelly

parvati_saraswati <parvati_saraswati > wrote:

IN the back of Swamiji's Kali Puja book is a system of worship on how

to bring spiritual children into the world. If every parent followed

a system like this, using prayer, meditation, and mantras and then

birthed the child in the non violent way, chances are we would live

in an enlightened society.That is a great service to humanity, Kelly

to help bring children into the world in the way you described. I

hope more and more will have this opportunity to blossom into the

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