"Keep going back to that inner child, he/she is alive in you." BK

Responsible for our Inner children too!

Ron Alexander: We must treat our inner children (infant, terrible twos- toddlers, pre-teenage, puberty tweeners, teenagers and young adults with love (tough love sometimes, respect, understanding and loving kindness).
Thanks Mary Rose Winkler

Our responsibility IS to SUPPORT our children's spirit and emotional being" ~ ...Cheril'Sword ~

(*** MARY: Another way of saying that 'we are not responsible for their emotional well being is "we have no right to alter a person's spirit/emotional body" correct? We are born whole, when the emotional body, spirit, mental is altered, do we live in alignment with our true selves?)

Thank you Michele for bring that forward

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I see the hopeful inner child in everyone.

The Inner Child Reborn Even as adults, we all still retain the positive, healthy aspect of our inner child that expresses innocence, exuberance, and hope. This fresh view of life comes from the true self, and is an egoless state that lives within us. In today’s meditation, we discover how to reawaken our own inner child, as well as encourage it in others. As we learn this week to become a light of hope, it’s essential to remember that without filling our own cup first, we can’t truly give to others. Sleep is one of the most important (and often most overlooked) ways to deeply nourish yourself. In 7 Days to Restful Sleep.

Our centering thought for today is: I see the hopeful inner child in everyone. “Hope is the thing with feathers, / That perches in the soul, / And sings the tune without the words / And never stops at all…” – Emily Dickinson