Love Is Timeless (#1 Archive)
On our page titled “Love is timeless,” we defined love; we said, “Love is simply an image of the highest joy, where happiness reigns supreme.” We traveled further into the definition, but we didn’t talk about some of the components of love that lead to success, so let’s do that now. We talked about discipline, but we didn’t talk about “PASSION.” The dictionary defines “passion” as ”boundless enthusiasm.” The combination of discipline, love, and passion results in success on a grand scale. If we nail in one final ingredient we will open the door to a formula for success that cannot fail. That ingredient is PERSISTENCE.
President Calvin Coolidge has been credited with nailing down an important proposition when he said, “Nothing in the world can take the place of Persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. The slogan ‘Press On’ has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race.”
In other words, practice, practice, practice (with an eye toward perfection). Now! Let’s back into this element of success so we can really get a good look at it. If persistence is so important, how can we make sure your Little One will persist? The answer is, you can’t, but you can be observant and hone in on what gives him the greatest joy, where (to him) happiness reigns supreme.
Your Little One knows nothing about anything, he is simply a “Bundle of Joy,” to him everything is new and challenging. His primary objective is to please you; however, you can’t fake him out, he will always gravitate toward things that are natural to him, things that provide pleasure because they tend to complete his wholeness.
The parent can determine the nature of a child’s inclination toward his greatest joy by providing a wide variety of mental and physical actions: they come under the heading of games. The playground provides the outlook to determine what he is inclined to pursue physically: that’s where he swings, runs, jumps, kicks, throws, catches, etc. (body enrichment). The “kitchen table” is the venue for the mental, that’s where he plays cards, checkers/chess, establishes computer skills, etc. (mind enrichment).
But what does all that have to do with love? you might ask. The answer is, not all children want to be athletes, astronauts, policemen, firemen, etc.; on the other hand, neither do all children desire to be chess champions, scientists, computer programmers. etc. Your objective as the parent is to make the job of parenting as easy as possible. That is accomplished by closing the stages of the molding process. The end objective is to provide balance in the life of your child.
Stage one is to determine the primary mental and physical inclination of your child. If he is more mental than physical, then reduce the playground time and increase the “kitchen table” time, and vice versa.#1 Don’t eliminate either one, because your goal is to provide a balanced child: one who will feel at home regardless of circumstances.
Stage two is to further synthesize your child’s inclination; for example, if he is more physical, does he move toward being more adept with use of the upper part of his body than the lower: is he inclined to throw and catch as opposed to kick and tumble, or vice versa.
Stage three is to take advantage of his natural inclinations by finding or inventing games that you and he can share. The games should be established, when possible, under the banner of primary, secondary, and tertiary inclinations. The number one goal is to have fun, regardless of the game; if it’s not fun for your child, discard it and move to a different activity.
Remember, the Creator has provided each of us with everything we need to gain anything and everything we desire (no exception). Now, it’s our turn, our responsibility, to “make it happen and make it fun.”
The time spent with your child will not always be fun and games; however, when both of you can look forward to any time together as a special capsule of life as a “barrell of fun,” and look back on memories that identify special times because it’s with a very special person, we will know in our hearts and mind that “Love is Timeless.”
End Monday, “Love is Timeless (Archives #1)”
Please continue your march toward a total parent’s mindset by accessing, “Money is only a Symbol.”
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Thanks for your comment, I really appreciate it. I think I
“hit the nail on the head,” but what I think doesn’t mean much:
it’s comments from individuals like you that validates my
thoughts. Just as an aside, the reason I perceive the subject
as well as I do is not because I have been a parent for more
than four decades (I’ve been a parent since 1971); it’s because,
a short few years ago, I discovered, that I had been a good
parent in the aspect that my offspring possess strength of
character, integrity, and fortitude (I think that’s required to be a
good person). On the other hand, I had been a lousy parent in
molding complete individuals who know and appreciate who they
are and are determined to capture life’s design in such a
manner that life becomes a “barrell of joy.” From that point on,
I sought to discover, what an individual must do to become a
good/successful parent. In other words I seek to impart to
others what a parent (caregiver) can do to mold a complete
balanced individual who, naturally and without fanfare, enjoys
life to the fullest. I don’t know if what I’m attempting to say
is clear, I’d like to say more, but I’ve received so many
responses to my web site that I just don’t have the time to be
more personable. I just want to say: the goal of my website,
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result will be a society with greater joy, less crime, more
caring for each other, more concern for production as a gift
of nature, and all the good things that come from a pure heart
and mind. Again, thanks for your comment: please pass the word
of this site to all your acquaintances.
Best regards,
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