Parenting: How do we “get” Parenting? Where’s its URL? www.TexturedParent.com
No, parenting isn’t a flu, or something we buy at the store. It also doesn’t have a bunch of salespeople who knock on our door at dinner time AND there is no renewable license! So what is the how and where of parenting?
My coaching is about energy, so lets start there as a how…yes, stretch your mind into this… it will be fun. For the purpose of this conversation, lets imagine parenting being attention. Oooooh sounds good doesn’t it?
If the saying “energy flows where our attention goes” can be considered correct, then when we place our attention on the action of parenting, we are creating the energy, passion, necessary to push it forward into our lives, our thoughts, feeling, actions, our consciousness.
So, HOW do we “get” parenting? What is the “get” we’re getting? Does “get” stand for understanding or to acquire something OR maybe it’s both?
First we’ll look at understanding. The ability to get or perceive the meaning of, grasp what is meant, to interpret.
Next we’ll look at acquire. The process to get or gain by one’s efforts or actions, get possession of or get as one’s own.
Until the next post, keep asking questions. How do you see your world? Is it the way you want it to be for you and your children? What would you like it to look like? What is the first step you will take?
By now you might be thinking in ways that are new to you. I invite you to go further into the TexturedParent.com concepts by purchasing the book. And begin learning what is possible for creating a healthy, consciously connected, life for both parents and children. Engaging The Textured Parent! Within offers us a choice. Many in fact, for creating the life WE are looking for by developing the ability to observe and take action toward our dreams. Introducing the process of notice, accept and act as the key to the choices of our everyday lives.
Kareen “Karrie” Ross
The EnergyOS Coach
http://www.BeItNowEnergyCoach.com
Contact me at hello@texturedparent.com
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