In your bodies are receptors, they know what is going on when you are not paying attention. They will give you an indication of your safety or your threat. The receptors are found in your stomach. They are found within your body that you chose in this lifetime. You said I want to be male or female. You also said what age you wanted to cross over. You planned the life lessons that you wanted to work on, and who would pair up with you. You took all this and said, “Let’s do it!” But when you come to Earth those things are taken from you. You can’t remember any of it, and it is by design. Can you live your life starting from the beginning on pure instinct? Can you make the choice at every fork in the road to get you to your ultimate desires? Now imagine you had someone to talk to that could tell you go left, go right, wouldn’t that be more helpful? You have that voice that tells you turn left, turn right, but it is suppressed. You have swept it under the rug. It is by design that this is never discussed in youth. Are you told to listen to your gut when you are a child? You are told to obey your elders. You are told to follow the rules. You are told to do everything but what your body wants you to do. You go through life making a bad choice after a bad choice. It is by design.
As parents the best thing you can do is talk to your youth about following their gut. If your child asks to stay home, ask why and find out the real reason. Something in their gut is holding them back. Is it your friends? Is it your enemies? What makes you not want to go? Find the cause, explore it. Explain to your child you’re following your gut, and your gut is not going to lead you wrong. Perhaps you do let your child miss a day of school. There is no harm. Trust your child enough to let them open up. Even at a young age they know what is right and what is wrong. If something doesn’t feel good, they are keen to it. Resolve the issue and move on. Reward them for being honest with themselves. They knew something wasn’t right and they brought it to your attention.
For your adult friends consider telling them what you did. I let my child stay home as school was bothering him or her. Together with your peers investigate. Do we need to speak up? Is there something not right with our schools? We ask that you trust your children, that they know when something doesn’t feel right. As parents do you force your kid to do something or not? It’s a parent’s dilemma. We are not going to give the answer one way or another just that we want you to investigate. Get to the core issue, what is causing this conflict. In today’s society there are pressures placed on parents to follow attendance rules and handbooks. It is designed that way; follow the rules, stay in line. What will happen if I have too many absences? Our best advice for parents is to know that schools are structured this way, to guilt you. Break the chains. No school needs to guilt you. Find other alternatives. Talk amongst your parent groups. Reach out to parents who have done this. Weigh your options and move forward. Don’t be afraid to go against the norm. You make the decision that is best for your family. No one else needs to concern themselves.
I give you all my best wishes as you explore this topic. In everlasting love, Archangel Michael.
**Channel: Krista Energetic Leigh
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Whether you home school or send them to school: instead of telling your children what to do re: school, homework, what to wear, clean their room, do chores. Ask your children to tell you what decisions they are making and what they plan to do to get these things done. Let it be their responsibility and their decision to do these things. For example for a 4 or 5 yr old, start out simply with a couple things. Like say to your child: what clothes would you like to wear, what do you want to have for lunch. If you have homework, perhaps learning addition or printing letters or words, what time after school is best for you? Did you want to watch that favorite TV program too? Don’t forget to put your toys in your box, is that better to do before school? What do you think?
Your kids will love making their own decisions and following up on those decisions and being responsible. They will find life is much easier if they decide when and how to get their daily duties and chores done on their terms, how to live their life. They can still be a kid, playing etc, but they can feel like a grown up making those decisions and feeling like they did it right, they did it best. They ran their life making good decisions.
I read this way of raising kids in an article and I wish I had raised my son this way, instead of the daily battles of me telling him what to do and his resistance. He didn’t feel he had any say in his life and I felt like I was powerless with an obstinate child. When you think about raising your kids so they make their own decisions about what’s right for them, it allows them to follow their gut feelings too (intuition). You can even ask them for example, what does their intuition tell them in different situations. Does their intuition tell them to get their homework done Friday night so they don’t have to think about it over the weekend? Or do it on Sunday morning when they don’t have plans and it’s suppose to storm and get cold out? Then they can make their decision and feel good about it.
Hope this helps. Love to you all.
Thank you so much. I have moments of guilt about homeschooling sometimes. Been homeschooling for 3 years now. I follow my gut. Thank you for reminding me of the guilt program embedded by schools and the reminder that by following instinct I’m doing what is right
That is one of the best decisions a parent can make, is to home school. If only more were able to see this, and form a group with locals, bringing a few children together at home.
Really good advice for our present time on planet EARTH. Thanks so much!