Your Reincarnating Child

by Gilbert Childs (Author), SylviaChilds (Author)

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  Paperback
  1995

  $5.85

  One of the main purposes of this book , write the authors, is to demonstrate that human beings are primarily of spiritual nature, and only secondarily of bodily nature . They explain how these two natures complement each other in the processes of maturation and development from the period before birth, or incarnation, to maturity.The primary contention of this book is that, as a spiritual being, each one of us lives beyond death, eventually returning to earth in a new human body. With this knowledge in mind, the authors give much sound practical advice as to how parents and those around each child can help it properly to incarnate and grow into a healthy and responsible human being.

• New

  Paperback
  2005

  $13.46

  The primary contention of this book is that, as a spiritual being, each of us lives beyond death, and eventually returns to earth in a new human body. With this knowledge in mind, the authors give much sound practical advice as to how parents, and others who spend time with children, can welcome a soul to the world and help it grow into a healthy and responsible human being. Mainstream educational policies and practises can result in children being pushed prematurely towards adulthood, before having had a chance truly to experience childhood. As the authors demonstrate, an understanding of the nature of the human being as comprising body, soul and spirit leads to the conclusion that every child should be allowed to grow slowly into the world. 'One of the main purposes of this book', write the authors, 'is to demonstrate that human beings are primarily of spiritual nature, and only secondarily of bodily nature'. They explain how these two natures complement each other in the processes of maturation and development from the period before birth, or incarnation, to maturity. As well as a firm philosophical grounding, Your Reincarnating Child discusses critical questions surrounding the pre- and antenatal periods, including issues connected to clothing, food, play, work, technology, discipline, and much more.