Parenting with Spirit: 30 Ways to Bring the Sacred into Your Family's Life

Parenting with Spirit: 30 Ways to Bring the Sacred into Your Family's Life

by JaneBartlett (Author)

Synopsis

Whether you want to mention God to your child, or another word or phrase you feel more comfortable with - or simply that life is full of potential and purpose, and that it is possible to make your dreams come true, Parenting With Spirit sets out principles to share with your child. These include:--A realisation of how truly precious we are--An appreciation of the wonder of life in all its majesty and mystery--A deep sense that there is a unity to all things, and that we are all connected to each other and the Earth--An understanding of the power of love in our lives--The ability to use the imagination, playfulness and creativity as a gateway to the spiritual. These can be used as foundations by parents of all the major faiths, and those who prefer a less established path. Jane Bartlett also suggests strategies to incorporate these into the time-pressured, hands-on, demanding, and often chaotic process of parenting, showing how to bring some magic into family life.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 208
Publisher: Rider & Co
Published: 01 Apr 2004

ISBN 10: 1844130568
ISBN 13: 9781844130566
Book Overview: Shows parents how to gently weave spirituality into family life, a dimension usually neglected in parenting books, which will profoundly affect your child's heart and soul, and entire approach to life

Author Bio
Jane Bartlett works as a freelance journalist. She writes about health and parenting for a wide range of national publications including The Guardian, the Daily Mail and numerous women's magazines and websites. She is currently the health editor of Junior, the monthly parenting magazines. She has had two books published by Virago and Chameleon. She lives in Brighton with her husband and three young children. In terms of her own spiritual development, she has been drawn in the past to Buddhism and New Age. She has trained in transpersonal psychotherapy and for the past eight years has been a practising Christian. She currently co-ordinates the Sunday school at the church she attends.