Children

What do you see in the picture to the left? Do you see a smiling baby? Do you see millions of years of evolution pass through in nine months? Do you see God’s thumbprint? I see all of them.

What do you think of when you look at this picture? I think pure love. Do you think of your own children or of the children you want to have one day? I think of perfection in the flesh.

What is this child’s future? See their future, picture it clearly and feel it. What does it feel like?

How does this picture make you feel? How great would it be for that feeling to last?

What can this child already do? What is its potential compared to our own? Is it greater or less than ours? I say greater because (s)he gets to stay innately connected if we as parents let them.

I see a life full of surprises. (S)he can become president, an astronaut, a police officer, a farmer or a high school athlete. I see a divine masterpiece with more innate abilities than their parents’. Babies are so much more connected with the infinite than adults. They just are and they just do.

Jesus states we “should be more like children.” Think of how simpler life would be for everyone loving, caring, and smiling at the world and if everyone around did the same. How much easier could life be if we allowed God’s purpose for us to direct our lives instead of doing what we “think” is right for us? It can be if we each start with our self.

This child has that potential right now. They are already clear in this time of their life. As they stay connected with God their lives unfold to fulfill the greatest good for the greatest number of people. That’s what I want for my children and why we check their spines weekly. So they can stay innately grounded with how their body functions and allow themselves to express life, free of interferences of everyday life and stay on purpose!!

Having this view, I do not understand why others wouldn’t do the same for their children. I do not understand why people poke their newborns with 192 microbial injections over the course of two years that are known to cause autism, brain swelling, and the diseases they are said to prevent. Why mess with perfection? To do so is to make perfection, imperfect. Who would do that? Who would tell perfection they are imperfect?

This week, give thanks and appreciation for the children in your life. Tell them, in your own way that they are perfection in the flesh. Show them you love them and do something to get them innately grounded, free and clear of the everyday life they live.