The Wisdom of Kids
After being so touched by the posting "Salvation in the Eyes of a Child" I wanted to start a post for some of the wisdoms that children have shared with us.
My T tells be that the reason kids are the only people I trust is that there are many parts of my personality that are stuck developmentally at those ages. Well, if the kids in our outside words can have such cunning wisdom, maybe, just maybe those kids in our inside world will still have that capability. At least it is my prayer.
So post if you like. I will start.
My daughter Bianca is my life. I have so many stories I can share. Her mom and I are getting divorced. Mostly due to my inability to be in a relationship. I am living in an apartment and while it is a decent apartment, it is still a 1000 sqft box with no back yard in which a 6 year old can play. Bianca was visiting one weekend and she came from her room, gave me the biggest hug, and said, "Daddy, you have worked so hard to make this a home for us. I love you and I love your apartment...you are the greatest dad".
I was so hung up on stuff and trying to prove myself that I almost missed the most important aspect of life, the unconditional love of a child. the love that does not have abuse attached to it. The love that exist purely in the present! I pray that my inner children will find that ability.
Thanks guys.
Danny
My T tells be that the reason kids are the only people I trust is that there are many parts of my personality that are stuck developmentally at those ages. Well, if the kids in our outside words can have such cunning wisdom, maybe, just maybe those kids in our inside world will still have that capability. At least it is my prayer.
So post if you like. I will start.
My daughter Bianca is my life. I have so many stories I can share. Her mom and I are getting divorced. Mostly due to my inability to be in a relationship. I am living in an apartment and while it is a decent apartment, it is still a 1000 sqft box with no back yard in which a 6 year old can play. Bianca was visiting one weekend and she came from her room, gave me the biggest hug, and said, "Daddy, you have worked so hard to make this a home for us. I love you and I love your apartment...you are the greatest dad".
I was so hung up on stuff and trying to prove myself that I almost missed the most important aspect of life, the unconditional love of a child. the love that does not have abuse attached to it. The love that exist purely in the present! I pray that my inner children will find that ability.
Thanks guys.
Danny