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10 Meditative Writings for Everyday Life and Higher AwarenessWould you like to add '10 Meditative Writings for Everyday Life and Higher Awareness'?

 

Sometimes messages come to me through soul work and spontaneous writing. I call this meditative or automatic writing. It consists of short and powerful explanations of everyday topics.

 

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Why are some children so aggressive when they are very young, up to the age of 10?

 

Answer: They say that this aggression or anger is inherited from their mother. They simply express it in a typically male way.


Question: Does this mean they acquired it while in the womb?

A: Yes. In puberty, their individual character takes over apart from their history.

 

Q: Is this inherited aggression just a phase from the mother, or is it her nature?

A: It's more of a nature. The mother's aggression doesn't necessarily have to be visible in the same way. The child simply expresses her aggression in their own way.


Q: How can we help this child during their period of aggression?

A: Known factors. Sports, avoiding sugar. It balances out in puberty.


Q: And what about the opposite, when a child is too calm, sensitive, etc.?

A: That can be an integral part of the child's character and also influenced by the mother.


Q: What about other traumas that children experience (fears, panics, stuttering, bedwetting, etc.)?

A: That is too general. Each individual needs to be looked at separately.


Q: How can a seemingly weak child become extremely muscular and developed in puberty? Is this inherited from the father?

A: A child inherits genetics and sometimes physical characteristics from the father. Traumas and emotions, on the other hand, are inherited from the mother.


Q: Can a child inherit the father's character?

A: Yes, due to upbringing.


Q: What about a father's illness?

A: It depends on the specific illness. It's too broad to give a general answer.


Q: What about adults and their anger?

A: They say that in adults, it is related to a physical imbalance. Incorrect diet, lack of exercise, internal conflicts, poor life decisions, or choosing a worse path.

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