There are no two human beings alike-even identical twins, for their personality, reactions to the world and behavior may be completely different. This is even more so with our children-we tend to hope that they are our “mini me”, and will not follow the mistakes of our path, but learn from them. However-we only learn from our own experiences, sadly. We want the best for them, shield them from the pain, but that only seldom works for some.
One can only do the best
we can-and allow them to find their way; we all have our mission and one never
knows what that is unless one walks in that persons shoes. One can give advice,
but then what is the guarantee that that advice is the best and good for the
entire outcome. All we can do is do our best, the rest is out of our hands.
All this came to mind my
best friend from grade school is contemplating to change the path of their
lives completely-giving up life as they had known in South Africa and move to
England. Her daughter and family had
moved there two years ago, and are doing extremely well. She is continually in touch with her on
Skype-and they have visited England three times already, always with high
hopes. Each time they get there are huge fights-they are totally different
personalities, and no matter how they try they cannot get it together. They are
like oil and water.
This is often with many of
us-but one just allow things to go and let fate play out its cards. She has now
decided to stay in South Africa and move to the Cape, where it is much safer
for white people than in Johannesburg is all in total chaos regarding safety.
Life is high anxiety all the time. Paradise lost for a long time before it
maybe regained.
Our children are
reflection of us-but not us, the way they conduct their live-but we cannot control their
behavior or judgments or way of living. Looking back one can see where one went
wrong, but when one is young we do not listen-and that sets the path for the
rest of our lives.
We are in fact all alone
in this world, one individual soul along its path back to “Source”-we we just
graced by bringing an other soul into the world-but we are not responsible for
them, their behavior once they have grown up. Each have their “dharma” and that
was decided a very long time ago. We are unique, special and different for any
other soul, though we are all connected, in the “one” from the “one” -and that
is why we make up the tapestry of creation because of our differences.
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