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Parenting
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To a Different Drumbeat
A Practical Guide to Parenting Children with Special Needs
P. Clarke, H. Kofsky, J. Lauruol
$16.95
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To a Different Drumbeat is written by parents, for
parents, and based on personal experience In an age dominated
by illusions of perfection, the underlining theme is a bold
one: "Look what we can do. See how life and society
are richer through diversity, and how much we can learn from
our children." The authors address the specific challenges
facing parents whose children have handicaps or special needs.
How do we deal with grief or guilt, or unrealized expectations?
Where can we find the help we need? This book is relevant
to those whose children have conditions ranging from autism
to cerebral palsy, undiagnosed learning difficulties, degrees
of deafness or visual handicap. There is a lot of wisdom and
love between these covers.
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Helping Children to Overcome Fear
The Healing Power of Play
Russell Evans
$19.95
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Helping Children to Overcome Fear is one of those books
that is itself a legacy, reaching out beyond the threshhold
of death to those of us still working with others on this
teeming planet of ours. Jean Evans was a hospital play leader
whose life work was with sick children. Her husband, Russell,
has gathered together her stories and pictures that illustrate
and teach so beautifully how the healing power of play can
help children suffering illness to give voice to their feelings
and find security.
Actually, I feel strongly that almost all children can benefit
from Jean's wisdom and creativity. In my experience, almost
all the young children I meet - and many, many I have known
in the past - come into the world afraid. Or perhaps I should
say, they come into the world acutely aware that the adults
who love them are anxious about . . . well, the children don't
know just what the adults are anxious about [you and
I do, though], but they feel it and live it. And this is where
Jean Evan's shining legacy can do so very much good. As we
learn how to heal children's fears through play, we can find
ourselves healing; as we also heal from our fears, the world
our children live in shines ever more brightly.
This is a powerful, graceful book. I hope it reaches millions
of hearts. It is a reminder of what is true, what is everlasting
- and it is a pathway toward learning to live within that
glorious truth.
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Star Children
Understanding children who set us special tasks
and challenges
Georg Kühlewind
Softbound
$25.00
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While working on this book the following
happened to me: As I checked in at the airport in Hamburg
a young couple was in front of me, and the mother had
a three-to-four-month old baby in her arms. All of a
sudden the baby turned round, looked me straight in the
eye, and I was deeply shaken; for that was not the look
of a baby but of a very self-aware adult, a wise one,
and he appeared to see right through me.
- Georg Kühlewind
Who are the star children? In recent years, much
has been written about “gifted” children
with special abilities, sometimes called “indigo
children” or “crystal children.” It
is said that these children are coming to earth to
help humanity in its development. Based on extensive
research, Georg Kühlewind confirms that this
new generation has been incarnating among us for
the past couple of decades. This event, he states,
is one of the most important of our age.
Kühlewind gives us the necessary background to follow experientially
what he has to say. He takes us consciously and scientifically into the
realm from which we all enter the world as babies, “trailing clouds
of glory.” We all possess the tools he describes for taking this
path: our thoughts, our heart forces, and our willpower. By using these
faculties with full attention—by focusing our attentiveness and
eliminating everything else—we can enter the realm of the spirit
where the prevailing laws are different from those on Earth. The author
helps us by closing each chapter with themes for contemplation and meditation.
Star Children is a compelling addition to the
literature on the theme of “special children,” offering a
unique perspective based on spiritual science and research. |
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