I love kids, but not when they behave like entitled adults.
Here is my story:
It was a warm and sunny day. Nancy and I were on our patio. She was pruning plants and I was basking in the sun watching the neighborhood kids ride their bikes and shooting baskets. Then suddenly a girl, around 7 or 8 years old, walked through the patio gate and announced that she was going to take me for a walk while slipping her hand under my collar. Nancy’s head spun around so fast I thought it might spin off her shoulders.
She dropped her pruning clippers and stepped close to me. Then she silently slipped one finger under my collar and said, “Thank you for the offer, but Alex can’t go for a walk right now.”
“But he needs me to take him for a walk now.” She protested and jerked my collar with entitled authority.
I was getting scared because now she was gripping my collar tighter and unwilling to adjust her private agenda. Nancy slowly switched her left-hand finger for her right-hand finger under my collar. This freed up her left hand, which she then reached down and began stroking my body. I exhaled and relaxed.
In that moment as she was stroking my body Nancy began talking the girl. “I am so glad you like Alex because he is really a great dog. He is my Medical Alert dog and has been trained to tell me when my body needs more medication, so I don’t die. He needs to always be close to me. This is why he can’t go for a walk with you. Her voice was gentle, kind, and informative.
The girl listened and then slowly slid her hand from my collar and reached down and gave me a big hug. “Thank you for telling me about Alex and his cool job”, she said. I wagged my tail and snuggled her to let her know that I liked her too. She started to leave, and Nancy said, “You can visit again, but Alex needs to always stay with me.” She smiled and waved as she walked out the gate.
If you would like some help remembering how to connect with someone so deeply, they hear and understand what you are saying, I suggest you explore the I Create What I Believe (ICWIB) program where my friend Luke will demonstrate the ICWIB activities and show you how to shift mind states which is where this ability to connect deeply lives.
You can also explore by yourself some of the ICWIB activities https://icreatewhatibelieve.com/explore/ that can help you see and generate the support you need.
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In a recent interview Dr. Bruce Lipton said, “…Freedom is the ability to create without the limitation of generational programming. The I Create What I Believe! (ICWIB!) Program is a gateway and a pathway into a new and better future because it allows children and (adults) to fully express themselves and to not be limited by the beliefs that have been passed down from generation to generation. This program also frees up children’s and (adults’) minds and allows their creative nature to create a better world for all of us, which is what we need right now!”
