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Children Exhibiting Psychic Abilities

The information provided in this section is offered with the intention to be used as a guide for parents. 

 

While this information is not meant to be all-inclusive, we hope it will help answer some of your questions about a child in your life who appears to be exhibiting psychic abilities.

We are all born with psychic abilities; however, the degree to which they are at the surface and expressed can vary widely from person-to-person.

As children, we have not been taught that it is wrong or different to use our psychic senses in addition to our traditional five senses of sight, hearing, taste, touch and smell, so for many, it comes quiet natural.

The expression of these psychic senses can take various forms in children depending on their age and each child’s unique abilities and sensitivities. If a child is open and sensitive, this is truly a spiritual gift.

Try your best to understand these gifts so that you may support the child.

 

 

Psychic Abilities and Sensitivity

Some children may be particularly sensitive to the energy patterns of other people.  Children with this type of ability may say that they see or even “feel” certain colors around other people. This is simply the child seeing or sensing someone’s aura or personal energy field.

Other children may pick up on other people’s emotions or physical pain in an empathic manner.

It can be very challenging to have a child who is this sensitive to the energies of others around them. The child may have a difficult time discerning another person’s energy from their own energy and feelings.

Teaching the child simple methods of self protection can be quite helpful in this case.

An example of this could be: mentally surrounding themselves in the white light of the Christ and stating the intention that only good can come to them and from them.

 

 

Precognition

Another form of psychic abilities that can manifest is what is called precognition.

Children may have knowledge of events that have not yet happened.  Some of these events may be mundane, everyday events, such as who is going to come to the door or call on the telephone.

Other events may be more significant…

If one of these precognitive visions signifies an accident or other unpleasant event, it can be frightening to both the child and their parents.  Because children do not have the depth of understanding that we have as adults, they may believe that they have been the cause of these unpleasant events, rather than just seeing the event before it occurs.

In these cases, it is important to offer the child reassurance that they were not the cause of the event.

Precognitive events may come to children either in their dreams at night, or during so called “day dreams”. Day dreams are a result of slipping into a slightly altered state of consciousness.

Another possibility is that the child may be in touch with their spirit guide who may be giving them this type of information for a specific reason.

 

 

Spirit Guides

Many times a child may see and hear a spirit guide who is misinterpreted by their parents as an imaginary friend.

The relationship with the spirit guide and the child will usually be different than what is typically seen with an imaginary friend or playmate.

You should not be surprised if the spirit guide presents themselves as a child. This is quite common. The spirit guide will often present themselves as a child or young person so that they do not scare the child.

A spirit guide will never tell your child to do anything that is harmful to themselves or to other people.

The spirit guide is primarily interested in the child’s spiritual development.

 

 

In Conclusion

Try to encourage an environment that allows the child to feel safe talking to you about what they are experiencing.

If a child feels “different” because they observe no one else around them experiencing the same things they are, they may close down and close out their spiritual gifts…and draw the conclusion that there is something wrong with them.

At Spirit Source, we strive to be a resource for parents.

Although this section on Children Exhibiting Psychic Abilities is not intended to be all-inclusive, we certainly hope you are able find some value in the materials.

If there is something specific you were looking for, but did not find here, you are always welcome to Contact Us with your specific questions by completing the requested information on the General Inquiry form.

As an additional resource, you may also Schedule a One-on-One Session for personalized and specific guidance. (Note: There may be a fee involved depending time and level of involvement. If there’s a fee, you will be made aware of the fact in advance).

 

Many Blessings to you!

 

 

Additional Guidance for Parents and Children…

As a parent, you may be exploring or seeking your own spiritual path, understanding your own spirituality and your own truths.

Whether you are well grounded in your own spiritual beliefs or you are in the process of trying to understand what you believe, we know that it’s important to parents to teach foundational spiritual principals to your children.

As a parent, it is highly likely that you’ve had many thoughts and questions about raising your child(ren) with a healthy spiritual foundation.

When children, teenagers, or young adults have acquired a foundation built on basic spiritual principals and spiritual laws, they possess some timeless tools which will allow them to successfully navigate through many issues and challenges they may face in life. Remember, your child too is a spiritual being, having a human experience.

Free eBook Download - Children Experiencing Paranormal or Psychic Activity (A Guide for Parents)

Basic Spiritual Principles to Teach Children

The information provided in this section is offered with the intention to be used as a guide for parents. As you know, when our children are at a young age, they learn the most by watching the examples we set as parents.

If we as parents attempt to teach something to our children, but they observe us behave in such a way that is different than what we said, our actions will always speak louder than our words.

In contrast, if we as parents attempt to teach something to our children, and they in turn observe our words and actions consistent with what we taught them, we have modeled for our children what we truly believe.

One example of a spiritual principle which spans across all the world’s religions is…The Golden Rule. Simply stated, “Treat others like you would like to be treated.”

Here are some basic spiritual principles you can teach to your children, and in turn, you have given them a perspective and resources to use in life.

(If you have not already done so, as an additional resource, we encourage you to request the free informational papers offered in the right-hand margin).

 

A Perspective of God

An elementary and outdated view of God is to envision God sitting high up in heaven on a throne looking down on the world, passing judgment on every mistake we make. This perspective breeds a Fear of God, instead of a Love of God.

Let us not place God far away from us in a separate location. It is not like we are here and God is somewhere else. Thinking that God is separate from us or somewhere else is an illusion. You cannot be outside of all that there is.

God is consciousness and life itself.

Everything – in the physical and spiritual worlds – exists inside of the presence of God. God is everywhere (omnipresent).

God is right here, right now. We all live, move and have our being inside of the presence of God.

We are all a part of the whole…we call this whole, God. We can see God by being aware of how God manifests in our everyday life.

When we perceive the presence of God to be right here, right now, it is far easier to have a personal relationship with our all loving Divine Parent.

 

I am a Spiritual Being

You and your child(ren) have a spark or fragment of divinity housed within your soul.

Teach your child that they are a spiritual being.

It is this aspect of who you are which has been made in the image and likeness of God. It is your spiritual being which is housed (for the time being) in your physical body. The physical body is the outer, material covering.

While we are our children’s earthly parents, they also have Divine Parents. And because they too have Divine Parents, they too are sons and daughters of God, presently having a human experience.

When we understand, that at the core, we are spiritual beings, it is easier to view others as our spiritual brothers and sisters.

As an extension of this, it is not just us or our children, but every person who is a son or daughter of God.

This means everyone.

Each person, regardless of race, religion, color, gender or beliefs is a son or daughter of God. They too have an indwelling soul. They too have their existence as a part of the whole. We call the whole, God.

 

Love

Love is our natural state of being.

Everything we do is an act of moving towards or away from love.

Love is also a transformative power. The vibration of love sheds light in and through our lives and spreads out into the world around us.

Our love for each other is perhaps the greatest example of God’s presence manifesting in our everyday life.

 

Continuity of Life – Life Eternal

Before we were born (incarnated), we held our consciousness and awareness in the spirit world. When we are born, the essence of who we are enters into the physical body.

When a person dies in the material world, the opposites process takes place.

When the physical body dies, the spirit separates from the body and returns to the spiritual abode. Death is not an ending. It is a change from the spirit being clothed with flesh, to shedding the bodily garment which is no longer being used by the spirit.

Life continues on after the change called death.

Heaven and Hell can more accurately be thought of as states of consciousness verse actual geographic locations.

 

The Power of Communication – Also Known as Prayer

Instead of reiterating here on the Power of Prayer, we would like to refer you to two sources for more information.

  • Peace: 5 Universal Tools to Obtain Peace in Your Life (offered in the right hand margin),
  • The book “Seven Victories of the Divine Child” by author and spiritual teacher Michael Jones.

 

Believe in Faith

Belief and faith move us beyond the boundaries of what the five physical senses report to us as what is “real.”

The reality of Spirit calls us to move beyond only what we can see, hear, smell, touch and taste.

There are plenty of everyday things that we cannot see, but believe in because we experience them.

Examples include the microwaves that cook our food in our microwave ovens; or the radio and cellular waves that carry music to our cars and voices to our mobile telephones. We cannot see the waves, but we believe in them because we experience their results.

All these things, including spirit, are a matter of vibration (see the law of vibration under spiritual and natural laws).

As the old saying goes, seeing is not believing (anyone can do that), believing is seeing.

The belief comes first…

With our awareness wide open, we can witness the manifestations of God around us each day.

 

The Golden Rule

We find this universal spiritual principle in all the world’s religions.

Simply stated, “Treat others like you would like to be treated.”

This concept is not a new revelation…

In fact, not many people would take issue with it.

The difficulty in life is not in the agreement with, or in the understanding of, the concept of The Golden Rule. The difficulty, at times, comes in the form of consistent application of The Golden Rule.

What we model as parents, is observable by our children. What our children observe us do, influences them one way or another.

  

Practice Acceptance

You may be thinking, “acceptance of what or whom?”

The answer is, acceptance of what is.

Acceptance of events and acceptance of other people.

We do not have to filter every situation though our own “mental map” and then cast judgments. When we judge other people, we make them wrong and us right.

When we judge other people, we are really saying that based on our paradigm of how we see the world, here is my opinion.

We judge other people based on outward appearances (our personal perceptions) or outward behaviors, filtered through our ego-self created standards. There appears to be a constant urge to judge and label people and events going on around us.

Where does this urge to judge and label come from?

When we “judge and label” based on our own limited perception of reality, we create (quite unknowingly) a degree of disharmony within ourselves.

In relation to the other person we are judging and labeling, we can ask ourselves, “What is this soul’s history? What is this soul’s journey? What aspect of God is this soul trying to experience?”

When we are unable to fully answer these questions, we come to realize that judging others is a pointless exercise.

Instead, practice acceptance.

 

Under All Circumstances, Keep an Even Mind

Once shared by Andrew Jackson Davis, the advice of “under all circumstances, keep an even mind,” is as true today as when he wrote this over 150 years ago.

Especially in the case of children age fourteen and older, learning basic steps of Self Mastery can help them immensely.

To learn the ability to consciously choose our thoughts and emotions, as opposed to simply reacting to life out of habit, can be invaluable.

For many people, adults included, the mind is restless, anxious, racing and reactive.

There is stimulus and there is a response…

This stimulus and response reaction happens in our lives countless times each day. Most people give far too little thought or conscious choice between the stimulus of a situation, and their response to the situation.

We become reactive based on past patterns and past experiences.

Learning how to insert a “pause” between the stimulus and our response, allows a person to consciously choose how they will respond and not just react to life out of past patterns and conditioning.

Learning this skill will help your children manage their emotional roller-coaster.

Admittedly, this takes some practice in the beginning. However, beginning to learn this at a young age can benefit a person for the rest of their life!

 

Everything Counts

It is important to be mindful of what we feed into our subconscious mind.

Everything counts.

What we allow to go into our mind, at some level, influences us.

This does not mean our children should not watch television or play computer games. However, as parents, we can be mindful (especially during critical developmental years) as to what we are choosing to allow our children to watch, learn or play.

As with most things in life, we would recommend a healthy balance. At the end of the day, you, as the parent, are responsible to help guide your children using your best judgment.

Remember, everything counts.

 

In Conclusion

We realize that this is just a mere summation of everything that could be written on the topic of Spiritual Principles to Teach Children. Many topics such as compassion, mercy, forgiveness, selfless service and others are modeled in our everyday life.

During a recent presentation, I heard something that I liked and has stuck with me…I would like to share it with you…

A measure of our true spirituality can be determined by our thoughts, our words and our actions 24/7. Not just by one or two hours per week on Saturday or Sunday out of the 168 hours in a week.

Take one step at a time.

It isn’t what happens to us in life, but how we respond to what happens to us that matters most.

We truly hope that the information offered here can be helpful to you and your children.

Many Blessings to you!

 

Beginning Spiritual and Natural Laws to Teach Children

The information provided in this section is offered with the intention to be used as a guide for parents. As you know, when our children are at a young age, they learn the most by watching the examples we set as parents.

If we as parents attempt to teach something to our children, but they observe us behave in such a way which is different than what we said, our actions will always speak louder than our words.

In contrast, if we as parents attempt to teach something to our children, and they in turn observe our words and actions consistent with what we taught them, we have modeled for our children what we truly believe.

One example of a spiritual law which is universal to all of us, adults and children alike is…The Law of Cause and Effect.

Simply stated, for every cause, there is a corresponding effect; and for every effect, there is a cause.

Here are some basic spiritual and natural laws you can teach to your children, and in turn, you have given them a perspective and resources to use in life.

(If you have not already done so, as an additional resource, we encourage you to request the free informational papers offered in the right-hand margin).

 

Law of Love

  • Love is the highest vibration that can be obtained.
  • Love is the creative source and power of all life.
  • Love is the purifying power that lifts the heart and soul to the highest spiritual awareness.
  • Love is progressive. When we become open and learn to love at a specific level, another door opens allowing us to go deeper, then another door opens and so on.
  • Love is the new commandment the Master Jesus gave to us in the New Testament:
  • “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law? Jesus said to him, Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might and with all your mind. This is the greatest and the first commandment. And the second is like to it, Love your neighbor as yourself. On these two commandments hang the law and the prophets.” Matthew 22:36-40

 

Law of Vibration

  • Everything in the universe is in motion, it vibrates.
  • The rate of vibration determines a things nature.
  • Every thought and every emotion or mental state has its own corresponding rate of vibration.
  • Be mindful of what you feed your mind. We can consciously raise our own vibration by the nature of what we think, read, speak and do.
  • Meditation can calm the mind and assist in raising our vibration.

 

Law of Cause and Effect

  • Every cause has a corresponding effect. Every effect has a cause.
  • This is a Law of energy balancing.
  • There is no such thing as chance occurrence or coincidence. Chance is but another name for Law not recognized.
  • This is where the saying, ‘as we sow, we shall also reap’ comes from.

 

Law of Attraction

  • Things of like vibration attract each other. Like attracts like.
  • We will (and do) attract into our lives things which are consistent with our dominant (habitual) thoughts.
  • Be mindful of the nature of your self-talk, the internal dialogue that goes on in your mind.

 

Law of Thought and Manifestation

  • Thought is the beginning step in the process of creation.
  • Our thoughts are things – they are creative energy and vibration. Energy follows thought.
  • Manifesting things in our life begins with the focus and attention of our mental energy…our thoughts.

 

Law of Giving and Receiving

  • We open ourselves up to receive in the same measure that we give. God is in a constant state of giving. The giving comes first. This pertains to all things, love, friendship, knowledge, time, money, etc.
  • Although counter-intuitive, we receive that which we give away.
  • We do not give in order to get. When giving in order to receive attention and recognition is at the forefront of the giving, this is ego motivated giving. Give quietly and privately (see Matthew 6:1-4).

 

In Conclusion

How you choose to utilize and integrate these spiritual laws with your children will differ quite a bit if your child is seven years old, or seventeen years old.

Knowing these things and being exposed to them at an early age can prove to be quite valuable. As a child matures, their understanding of these (and other) spiritual laws will grow deeper and deeper.

Many Blessings to you! 

Basic Spiritual Principals to Teach Children

Basic Spiritual Principles to Teach Children

The information provided in this section is offered with the intention to be used as a guide for parents. As you know, when our children are at a young age, they learn the most by watching the examples we set as parents.

If we as parents attempt to teach something to our children, but they observe us behave in such a way that is different than what we said, our actions will always speak louder than our words.

In contrast, if we as parents attempt to teach something to our children, and they in turn observe our words and actions consistent with what we taught them, we have modeled for our children what we truly believe.

One example of a spiritual principle which spans across all the world’s religions is…The Golden Rule. Simply stated, “Treat others like you would like to be treated.”

Here are some basic spiritual principles you can teach to your children, and in turn, you have given them a perspective and resources to use in life.

(If you have not already done so, as an additional resource, we encourage you to request the free informational papers offered in the right-hand margin).

 

A Perspective of God

An elementary and outdated view of God is to envision God sitting high up in heaven on a throne looking down on the world, passing judgment on every mistake we make. This perspective breeds a Fear of God, instead of a Love of God.

Let us not place God far away from us in a separate location. It is not like we are here and God is somewhere else. Thinking that God is separate from us or somewhere else is an illusion. You cannot be outside of all that there is.

God is consciousness and life itself.

Everything – in the physical and spiritual worlds – exists inside of the presence of God. God is everywhere (omnipresent).

God is right here, right now. We all live, move and have our being inside of the presence of God.

We are all a part of the whole…we call this whole, God. We can see God by being aware of how God manifests in our everyday life.

When we perceive the presence of God to be right here, right now, it is far easier to have a personal relationship with our all loving Divine Parent.

 

I am a Spiritual Being

You and your child(ren) have a spark or fragment of divinity housed within your soul.

Teach your child that they are a spiritual being.

It is this aspect of who you are which has been made in the image and likeness of God. It is your spiritual being which is housed (for the time being) in your physical body. The physical body is the outer, material covering.

While we are our children’s earthly parents, they also have Divine Parents. And because they too have Divine Parents, they too are sons and daughters of God, presently having a human experience.

When we understand, that at the core, we are spiritual beings, it is easier to view others as our spiritual brothers and sisters.

As an extension of this, it is not just us or our children, but every person who is a son or daughter of God.

This means everyone.

Each person, regardless of race, religion, color, gender or beliefs is a son or daughter of God. They too have an indwelling soul. They too have their existence as a part of the whole. We call the whole, God.

 

Love

Love is our natural state of being.

Everything we do is an act of moving towards or away from love.

Love is also a transformative power. The vibration of love sheds light in and through our lives and spreads out into the world around us.

Our love for each other is perhaps the greatest example of God’s presence manifesting in our everyday life.

 

Continuity of Life – Life Eternal

Before we were born (incarnated), we held our consciousness and awareness in the spirit world. When we are born, the essence of who we are enters into the physical body.

When a person dies in the material world, the opposites process takes place.

When the physical body dies, the spirit separates from the body and returns to the spiritual abode. Death is not an ending. It is a change from the spirit being clothed with flesh, to shedding the bodily garment which is no longer being used by the spirit.

Life continues on after the change called death.

Heaven and Hell can more accurately be thought of as states of consciousness verse actual geographic locations.

 

The Power of Communication – Also Known as Prayer

Instead of reiterating here on the Power of Prayer, we would like to refer you to two sources for more information.

  • Peace: 5 Universal Tools to Obtain Peace in Your Life (offered in the right hand margin),
  • The book “Seven Victories of the Divine Child” by author and spiritual teacher Michael Jones.

 

Believe in Faith

Belief and faith move us beyond the boundaries of what the five physical senses report to us as what is “real.”

The reality of Spirit calls us to move beyond only what we can see, hear, smell, touch and taste.

There are plenty of everyday things that we cannot see, but believe in because we experience them.

Examples include the microwaves that cook our food in our microwave ovens; or the radio and cellular waves that carry music to our cars and voices to our mobile telephones. We cannot see the waves, but we believe in them because we experience their results.

All these things, including spirit, are a matter of vibration (see the law of vibration under spiritual and natural laws).

As the old saying goes, seeing is not believing (anyone can do that), believing is seeing.

The belief comes first…

With our awareness wide open, we can witness the manifestations of God around us each day.

 

The Golden Rule

We find this universal spiritual principle in all the world’s religions.

Simply stated, “Treat others like you would like to be treated.”

This concept is not a new revelation…

In fact, not many people would take issue with it.

The difficulty in life is not in the agreement with, or in the understanding of, the concept of The Golden Rule. The difficulty, at times, comes in the form of consistent application of The Golden Rule.

What we model as parents, is observable by our children. What our children observe us do, influences them one way or another.

  

Practice Acceptance

You may be thinking, “acceptance of what or whom?”

The answer is, acceptance of what is.

Acceptance of events and acceptance of other people.

We do not have to filter every situation though our own “mental map” and then cast judgments. When we judge other people, we make them wrong and us right.

When we judge other people, we are really saying that based on our paradigm of how we see the world, here is my opinion.

We judge other people based on outward appearances (our personal perceptions) or outward behaviors, filtered through our ego-self created standards. There appears to be a constant urge to judge and label people and events going on around us.

Where does this urge to judge and label come from?

When we “judge and label” based on our own limited perception of reality, we create (quite unknowingly) a degree of disharmony within ourselves.

In relation to the other person we are judging and labeling, we can ask ourselves, “What is this soul’s history? What is this soul’s journey? What aspect of God is this soul trying to experience?”

When we are unable to fully answer these questions, we come to realize that judging others is a pointless exercise.

Instead, practice acceptance.

 

Under All Circumstances, Keep an Even Mind

Once shared by Andrew Jackson Davis, the advice of “under all circumstances, keep an even mind,” is as true today as when he wrote this over 150 years ago.

Especially in the case of children age fourteen and older, learning basic steps of Self Mastery can help them immensely.

To learn the ability to consciously choose our thoughts and emotions, as opposed to simply reacting to life out of habit, can be invaluable.

For many people, adults included, the mind is restless, anxious, racing and reactive.

There is stimulus and there is a response…

This stimulus and response reaction happens in our lives countless times each day. Most people give far too little thought or conscious choice between the stimulus of a situation, and their response to the situation.

We become reactive based on past patterns and past experiences.

Learning how to insert a “pause” between the stimulus and our response, allows a person to consciously choose how they will respond and not just react to life out of past patterns and conditioning.

Learning this skill will help your children manage their emotional roller-coaster.

Admittedly, this takes some practice in the beginning. However, beginning to learn this at a young age can benefit a person for the rest of their life!

 

Everything Counts

It is important to be mindful of what we feed into our subconscious mind.

Everything counts.

What we allow to go into our mind, at some level, influences us.

This does not mean our children should not watch television or play computer games. However, as parents, we can be mindful (especially during critical developmental years) as to what we are choosing to allow our children to watch, learn or play.

As with most things in life, we would recommend a healthy balance. At the end of the day, you, as the parent, are responsible to help guide your children using your best judgment.

Remember, everything counts.

 

In Conclusion

We realize that this is just a mere summation of everything that could be written on the topic of Spiritual Principles to Teach Children. Many topics such as compassion, mercy, forgiveness, selfless service and others are modeled in our everyday life.

During a recent presentation, I heard something that I liked and has stuck with me…I would like to share it with you…

A measure of our true spirituality can be determined by our thoughts, our words and our actions 24/7. Not just by one or two hours per week on Saturday or Sunday out of the 168 hours in a week.

Take one step at a time.

It isn’t what happens to us in life, but how we respond to what happens to us that matters most.

We truly hope that the information offered here can be helpful to you and your children.

Many Blessings to you!

 

Beginning Spiritual and Natural Laws to Teach Children

Beginning Spiritual and Natural Laws to Teach Children

The information provided in this section is offered with the intention to be used as a guide for parents. As you know, when our children are at a young age, they learn the most by watching the examples we set as parents.

If we as parents attempt to teach something to our children, but they observe us behave in such a way which is different than what we said, our actions will always speak louder than our words.

In contrast, if we as parents attempt to teach something to our children, and they in turn observe our words and actions consistent with what we taught them, we have modeled for our children what we truly believe.

One example of a spiritual law which is universal to all of us, adults and children alike is…The Law of Cause and Effect.

Simply stated, for every cause, there is a corresponding effect; and for every effect, there is a cause.

Here are some basic spiritual and natural laws you can teach to your children, and in turn, you have given them a perspective and resources to use in life.

(If you have not already done so, as an additional resource, we encourage you to request the free informational papers offered in the right-hand margin).

 

Law of Love

  • Love is the highest vibration that can be obtained.
  • Love is the creative source and power of all life.
  • Love is the purifying power that lifts the heart and soul to the highest spiritual awareness.
  • Love is progressive. When we become open and learn to love at a specific level, another door opens allowing us to go deeper, then another door opens and so on.
  • Love is the new commandment the Master Jesus gave to us in the New Testament:
  • “Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law? Jesus said to him, Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might and with all your mind. This is the greatest and the first commandment. And the second is like to it, Love your neighbor as yourself. On these two commandments hang the law and the prophets.” Matthew 22:36-40

 

Law of Vibration

  • Everything in the universe is in motion, it vibrates.
  • The rate of vibration determines a things nature.
  • Every thought and every emotion or mental state has its own corresponding rate of vibration.
  • Be mindful of what you feed your mind. We can consciously raise our own vibration by the nature of what we think, read, speak and do.
  • Meditation can calm the mind and assist in raising our vibration.

 

Law of Cause and Effect

  • Every cause has a corresponding effect. Every effect has a cause.
  • This is a Law of energy balancing.
  • There is no such thing as chance occurrence or coincidence. Chance is but another name for Law not recognized.
  • This is where the saying, ‘as we sow, we shall also reap’ comes from.

 

Law of Attraction

  • Things of like vibration attract each other. Like attracts like.
  • We will (and do) attract into our lives things which are consistent with our dominant (habitual) thoughts.
  • Be mindful of the nature of your self-talk, the internal dialogue that goes on in your mind.

 

Law of Thought and Manifestation

  • Thought is the beginning step in the process of creation.
  • Our thoughts are things – they are creative energy and vibration. Energy follows thought.
  • Manifesting things in our life begins with the focus and attention of our mental energy…our thoughts.

 

Law of Giving and Receiving

  • We open ourselves up to receive in the same measure that we give. God is in a constant state of giving. The giving comes first. This pertains to all things, love, friendship, knowledge, time, money, etc.
  • Although counter-intuitive, we receive that which we give away.
  • We do not give in order to get. When giving in order to receive attention and recognition is at the forefront of the giving, this is ego motivated giving. Give quietly and privately (see Matthew 6:1-4).

 

In Conclusion

How you choose to utilize and integrate these spiritual laws with your children will differ quite a bit if your child is seven years old, or seventeen years old.

Knowing these things and being exposed to them at an early age can prove to be quite valuable. As a child matures, their understanding of these (and other) spiritual laws will grow deeper and deeper.

Many Blessings to you!