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Child of Mine, Know This

by Rebecca Gittrich Whitecotton

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Child of Mine, Know This is a loving message reminding children of all ages that their physical bodies are just a part of who they are. It's an inspirational message for parents who believe that their children's beautiful spirits are thousands of years old and wiser than we imagine. It's a heartfelt reminder of the bond between parents and children that was perhaps created over the course of many lifetimes, and the promises we made to each other before we embarked on this journey of life. When parents and children are able to see each other through spiritual eyes, they can look past the illusion of separateness and enter into the unconditional love of oneness with Spirit.… (more)
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Child of Mine, Know This is a loving message reminding children of all ages that their physical bodies are just a part of who they are. It's an inspirational message for parents who believe that their children's beautiful spirits are thousands of years old and wiser than we imagine. It's a heartfelt reminder of the bond between parents and children that was perhaps created over the course of many lifetimes, and the promises we made to each other before we embarked on this journey of life. When parents and children are able to see each other through spiritual eyes, they can look past the illusion of separateness and enter into the unconditional love of oneness with Spirit.

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