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So all these things, my dear, you have in your mind. Let them come forth, unafraid, and just react naturally. “Phew!--that was an obscene thought!” But you see how by not being too effected by it, you let it go. It is no longer, as you say, sub-rosa, perhaps plaguing you unconsciously. Does this seem something you might want to try?
So all these things, my dear, you have in your mind. Let them come forth, unafraid, and just react naturally. “Phew!--that was an obscene thought!” But you see how by not being too effected by it, you let it go. It is no longer, as you say, sub-rosa, perhaps plaguing you unconsciously. Does this seem something you might want to try?
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Student: Yes, and I want to find out what I can say to my granddaughter about the voices inside--that would stand the test of time about a democracy of voices inside. But how can you give guidance to a child, like a grandchild, about something like that? What can you say to a child about, you know, hearing the voices, and being able to allow them to be, and knowing which one is the most spiritual or uplifting?
Student: Yes, and I want to find out what I can say to my granddaughter about the voices inside--that would stand the test of time about a democracy of voices inside. But how can you give guidance to a child, like a grandchild, about something like that? What can you say to a child about, you know, hearing the voices, and being able to allow them to be, and knowing which one is the most spiritual or uplifting?
*Stay close to a child’s reality
*Stay close to a child’s reality
Nebadonia: Yes, I would say stay very close to what the child is asking or talking about. Don’t introduce too much stuff. Stay very practical with the immediate concern, whereas tonight, addressing a different audience, I’m on more a general-principle kind of level.
Nebadonia: Yes, I would say stay very close to what the child is asking or talking about. Don’t introduce too much stuff. Stay very practical with the immediate concern, whereas tonight, addressing a different audience, I’m on more a general-principle kind of level.