Q. You advocate relationships that forgo punishments and
rewards to choose empathy (compassion + understanding). But isn’t it our duty to
teach our children moral values through deserved consequences?
A. At this time of human awakening, science reveals that we
collectively participate in quantum communications. Brain-derived coercive
manipulations engender power over
another’s actions. Yet, the quantum exchanges of the heart empower relationships with the potential to flow together. While
the first is dominating and even adversarial, the second engages heart to heart
dialogue. This is a life-changing discovery if our intent is to reach beyond behaviors to motives.
Contrived consequences and rewards elicit socially
acceptable behaviors motivated by emotions such as fear or greed. Yet, the
child’s soul and its conduit the heart are deaf/mute to such compulsions. If
the goal is soul-impelled ethics, the greatest need for discipline is the
adult’s. This is the penultimate opportunity to practice union, yoga, or
spiritual attunement. Penetrating self-reflection, insight, patience, trust and
an ear to the heart’s voice assist the co-generation of a mutually beneficial
flow. Heartfelt perceptions trigger telepathic rapport and intuited solutions. As
we dismantle learned barriers to harmonious relationships, soul-satisfying
powers bring conflict resolution and dissolve divisions between elder and
child.
Animal behavior hints at the psychic attunement that is our
natural state. The naturalist William J. Long observed this sixth sense to be
even more useful to many animal species than their physical senses. Among
wolves an awareness of pack members miles away repeatedly led a lone wounded
wolf straight to the remains of their kill. Long frequently observed the power
of telepathy in mother/offspring relationships. So mutually attuned is the
canine mother and her pups that the lift of her head and a silent stare brings
a wandering pup to her side. Without ever uttering a warning growl, a vixen
manages her pups, which romp for hours near their mother. At the time of her
evening hunt she simply stands motionless without a sound. The pups cease their
play and gather around her, before retreating to the den for safety. Similar
instances of silent, instant communications, unimpeded by distance, abound
among species from felines, to birds, to elephants and whales.
The human child’s agitated behavior is a cry for respect for
his feelings and needs in a world that persistently calls our attention
elsewhere. By including the child’s world in our own, even as chores, schedules
and meetings beckon, we can develop an intuitive, heart to heart, rapport. The
brain, as the telepathic receptor, decodes what the heart intuits. This
heart/brain insight helps us anticipate potential upsets. With intuitive grace
we replace knee-jerk reactions with mindful responses to promote harmonious
flow.
The self-discipline of forgoing emotionally charged
reactions to choose heart-infused responses reverberates beyond the lives of current
participants. Thanks to our efforts to achieve this Living Union, future
generations will more easily master the heart/mind’s intuitive/telepathic
rapport. This has astounding implications for gathering momentum to reach
beyond individuals and empower Nations as well.
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