King Baby
The first 40 years of my childhood nearly killed me. King Baby attitudes and behavior are a block to growth. Many of us have carried into our adult lives childish egos and immature attitudes. We won’t give-up our childlike needs of control or our desire that all our needs be met. An attitude of I want what I want when I want it, and motives of power, attention and instant pleasure have no room in our program of spiritual growth.
Spiritual study shows us ways to deal with our scared little child, and at the same time allows us to nurture the child within us all. When we act like babies, we think we are the center of the world and believe that status, fame, money, and power are the most important things in life. When we admitted defeat, we needed to put our childish behavior behind us. We changed from believing in Baby Power to believing in a Higher Power.
We can continue to put away babyish behavior by working on self-discovery, self-acceptance, self-discipline, and self-forgiveness.
~~Various Authors
The first 40 years of my childhood nearly killed me. King Baby attitudes and behavior are a block to growth. Many of us have carried into our adult lives childish egos and immature attitudes. We won’t give-up our childlike needs of control or our desire that all our needs be met. An attitude of I want what I want when I want it, and motives of power, attention and instant pleasure have no room in our program of spiritual growth.
Spiritual study shows us ways to deal with our scared little child, and at the same time allows us to nurture the child within us all. When we act like babies, we think we are the center of the world and believe that status, fame, money, and power are the most important things in life. When we admitted defeat, we needed to put our childish behavior behind us. We changed from believing in Baby Power to believing in a Higher Power.
We can continue to put away babyish behavior by working on self-discovery, self-acceptance, self-discipline, and self-forgiveness.
~~Various Authors
