08-19-2010, 04:35 PM
I love this thread 
- were is that cute kitty pic 
I have 2 little ones 2-4, there both going to a Christian nursery. I was brought up Christian and found it confusing. I'm trying not to push anything on them at this young age as it would only muddle them but the nusery is warm and loving.
As LOO seems to be something I've lived with without actually 'knowing' it was LOO I'm introducing it threw the sources around us.
For instance I found an amazing toddler book in the library yesterday ‘The monster who ate darkness' lol it's so deep for a kids book if you look from the right spot.
'The monster is hungry and small cause it's empty inside, sooo it slowly swallows up all the darkness there is, but it's still empty.... and sad and now and really big.
It goes of to another planet still all empty and realises the earth is sad too.
The earth is sad as it's lost its contrast.
The darkness monster hears a boy calling in the room were it first started to grow (also from the boys fear of darkness)
It's only when it goes to give the little boy comfort and love that it gives the darkness back up - then in return gets comfort & love from the little boy and goes back to being a tiny dot again ;D
I'm possibly not describing it well ;D But it's awesome, with lessons to teach adults as well as kids.
I'm sure as there older and my knowledge of it grows I'll defiantly LOO, but I'm not going to try not to pump my beliefs into my kids.... but try to give them as bigger piccy as I'm able so they can make there own calls.
I strongly agree with Questioner too - I feel very out of place living in a single family, and in all honesty I'd go as far as I feel I should be in a 'tribe' sharing a male figure with a group of females.
For me I feel the male energy is quite demanding, and I love the experience of having other women to share things like birth and children with.
In a pack/tribe The Man gets the attention he wants from all the women, and the women can share there focus with there children, education, them self’s and the 'man'. I guess I'm no feminist
I also don't have an answer to what would happen to the other men who didn't get there bunch of people, guess it maybe I just go for more demanding type of male.
- were is that cute kitty pic I have 2 little ones 2-4, there both going to a Christian nursery. I was brought up Christian and found it confusing. I'm trying not to push anything on them at this young age as it would only muddle them but the nusery is warm and loving.
As LOO seems to be something I've lived with without actually 'knowing' it was LOO I'm introducing it threw the sources around us.
For instance I found an amazing toddler book in the library yesterday ‘The monster who ate darkness' lol it's so deep for a kids book if you look from the right spot.
'The monster is hungry and small cause it's empty inside, sooo it slowly swallows up all the darkness there is, but it's still empty.... and sad and now and really big.
It goes of to another planet still all empty and realises the earth is sad too.
The earth is sad as it's lost its contrast.
The darkness monster hears a boy calling in the room were it first started to grow (also from the boys fear of darkness)
It's only when it goes to give the little boy comfort and love that it gives the darkness back up - then in return gets comfort & love from the little boy and goes back to being a tiny dot again ;D
I'm possibly not describing it well ;D But it's awesome, with lessons to teach adults as well as kids.
I'm sure as there older and my knowledge of it grows I'll defiantly LOO, but I'm not going to try not to pump my beliefs into my kids.... but try to give them as bigger piccy as I'm able so they can make there own calls.
I strongly agree with Questioner too - I feel very out of place living in a single family, and in all honesty I'd go as far as I feel I should be in a 'tribe' sharing a male figure with a group of females.
For me I feel the male energy is quite demanding, and I love the experience of having other women to share things like birth and children with.
In a pack/tribe The Man gets the attention he wants from all the women, and the women can share there focus with there children, education, them self’s and the 'man'. I guess I'm no feminist
I also don't have an answer to what would happen to the other men who didn't get there bunch of people, guess it maybe I just go for more demanding type of male.