Readers Comments
Spoonerism wrote: :-) this fits perfectly with the "homework" we got at my meditation school this week. To see with an innocent eye, to hear with an innocent ear. We all have the ability to do this, but it's hard to drop the conditioning and past experiences that cloud the moment!
Thanks for the story, it's a great reminder!
Thanks for the story, it's a great reminder!
Olivialee wrote: Sometimes we adults are just to shy to show our love and care to others, especially to those in need. Compared with innocent mia, we really shouldn't be embarrassed to show our inside love.
Yon wrote: I've been teaching little kids every sunday and its refreshing to know that they love you unconditionally. Love and cheers to the children of hope! To mia, you're such a beautiful girl and may adults mold more children like mia:)
bookworm58 wrote: We can learn a lot from children cause they love unconditionally. Thanks for sharing the story.
Karen wrote: So sweet! We learn so much from little ones who are open to life, love, and sharing. They are our teachers of love!
Charlie48 wrote: Nice that he was able to stop and appreciate the small kindness of his niece
ollie wrote: Children can teach us the most important lessons in life. Love to you both.
Sassychx wrote: That is so true, i know there are times when the kids see things in a way that sometimes us grownups never see and it is so amazing!
success wrote: The best thing about young children is that they don't have many of the stereotypes that many adults have and therefore, they have less inhibitions. We should be more like children.
Dennis wrote: A wonderful story it is amazing how when we are children that life is seen in a different way. A lesson well learned from a child is a lesson we must pass on. Thanks again for a great story.
