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This weeks newsletter:
Let's create a family space together
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| Please listen to me |
Dear Karin
Thankyou for your sharing and caring. I am now going outside to be with my children and listen.
Cheers, Rosalee 12.4.08
You know just this week in my son's class they each had to come up with a question to explore, Theo's was How we hear? We were talking about it this morning, to work on over the weekend. You've put into words what I thought to explore and convey with Theo and to the children of his class, so isn't that awesome.
I love the little miracles, they confirm for me the beauty of life :)
Angela, NZ 12.4.08 Dear Karin,
Bravo! What an inspiring email. I couldn't agree with you more about children's sensitivities.
As you are aware from our mutual colleague and friend, Michael Riddell, I've worked with children - especially abused children - they are so open to love and communication.
God bless you in your creative endeavors. You are truly an artist of great feeling and love. It's always a pleasure to receive your emails.
Respectfully, Faridi, USA 12.4.08
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hi karin.....yes ! how beautiful...i have sent it onto my children... and them to pass it on to others !
i just delighted in scanning through.........and a funny kidz thing came to mind when i noticed the tree hug book
" one sunny day i was adventuring with my little grandson in a beautiful harbourside park, and i introduced him to the trees. He discovered the uniqueness of the feel of various trunks, and the aroma of leaves, and yes, I got caught tree hugging ! So he toddled around hugging every tree.
A few days later my daughter arrived at the door, " mum, have you been teaching Zak to hug trees"?
I reply " ahhhh yes, why do you ask"
"We were just at the local shops and suddenly he determindly toddles off and starts hugging away, the only thing is I didn't have the heart to tell it was a telegraph pole" !
big warm hugs....luv ya
neena 14.3.08
Hi Karin, That is beautiful and a wonderful exercise for all parents at any age.
I'll do this for my 19 year old son Ryleigh...modified a bit but he's was a Steiner kid so won't be put off by it.
Have a great weekend. cheers
John 13.3.08 |
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What makes your heart sing? |
My heart sings when I hear a magpie chorus, a kookaburra laugh and the softness of evening coming on.
Mostly, when I do something to help someone else and don't expect anything in return .. thats when I hear a lot of singing in my heart!
When love is present, yes. When I feel loved and when I feel love.. thats a singing feeling!
with love and light, and a heart in-tune..
Jenny Dyson 6.3.08
My heart sings when I am on a beach, it is pure ecstacy! My heart sings when I dance Wu Tao – The Dancing Way. I plan to become a teacher, and envision myself teaching teenagers and grandmothers! My heart sings when I write about the wonderful way the world is becoming fifth dimensional and we approach ascension – I also see myself standing on a podium talking my walk, walking my talk, aimed at highschoolers ( I have approached Kim Ramsay recently to see if she likes the idea of having a movie screen behind as I talk) My heart sings in meditative mode, it sings when I write poetry. My heart sings when I converse with like-minded people, starseeds, awakened children. My heart sings when I sing. Thank you for the opportunity to express my heart’s delight. Danielle 18.3.08 |
