RSS Feed for This PostCurrent Article

Autism and Communication

We all communicate in different ways and it really isn’t necessary to force anyone to communicate in the way that we believe that they should. Rather let us compassionately allow every child to communicate what’s inside of them in their own way.   The short clip at the bottom of the post illustrates what I’ve found in my work – that every child has a wealth of precious knowledge and insights inside of them.   As adults we can be focused on children and youth communicating and behaving in the way that we think that they would. We also often unconsciously close the doors to children communicating with others because we believe that they can only communicate and connect to others in the ways that are “normal” or that we expect them to.   This is simply not true. We communicate by the fact that we were created by the Great Spirit and we are on this planet.  Every child, youth or adult has something to communicate in their own way.  And they are looking for people to connect with who are ready to accept them for who they are, and are curious about what they have to communicate. If that person is you then when they feel safe to share their inner knowledge, wisdom, beauty….really to share their heart and soul with you, they will. 

Please share this post and  write your comments about  it below.  If you would like free training on helping your children and youth discover their spiritual wisdom and ways of communicating that you might not have thought of, please go to www.divinelyinspiredleaders.com/children

Click here to watch the video clip  

About the Author

Ellen Hayakawa is an author, speaker and coach of inspired leadership for children, youth and adults using their spiritual wisdom and spiritual gifts (including psychic, intuitive and healing abilities).

Comments (0)

Trackback URL | Comments RSS Feed

There are no comments yet. Why not be the first to speak your mind.

Post a Comment




If you want a picture to show with your comment, go get a Gravatar.

Networked Blogs