Intuitive Recall for Parents and Children February 22, 2008
Posted by coachingparents in Intuitive Parenting, Tara Paterson, intuitive children.Tags: children, children of the new earth, Christ, Claircognizant, clairsentient, clairvoyant, coaching, cognitive, cosmic, emotional management, empathic, energy, energy management, families, family, God, healing, Holistic, indigo, intuition, intuitive children, Intuitive coaching, laws of attraction, life balance, love, mom, new age, Parent coaching, parenting Intuitives, psychic, spirituality, support
trackback
I have always been a very sensitive person. As a child, I can remember reference to it as though there was something wrong with me- “oh, you’re so sensitive or too sensitive,” or “you don’t have to make such a big deal about everything…” Can you remember people saying things like that to you? I guess when these things are said to you enough, you begin to shut down the sensitive-feeling side of yourself because it hurts too much.
It wasn’t until I became a parent and realized my own children’s sensitivities that I began to discover this is a very real side of some people’s core being, it’s who we are. It’s actually what being intuitive in this world means for us- being sensitive and not being understood by the world around us. So I would start by discarding things that were said to me and vow not to say such things to my kids. I made the commitment to become an intuitive parent for my children- one they could trust and be who they were meant to be with.
I recall several experiences when I was young of being accused of lying. It devastated me as a child because I was not a liar and most often was accused of being dishonest at times I really wasn’t being. When my oldest son was around the age of 7, I can remember accusing him of lying about something while he emphatically stated he wasn’t lying and it occurred to me I was doing to him what was done to me! So I apologized to him and we had a conversation about how the same thing had been done to me and I made a commitment not to do it to him. Big points for mom let me tell you!
If you remember some of these experiences from your own childhood, share your stories with our intuitive parenting blog. You’re not alone and together we can bring consciousness to parenting by using our intuition. –Tara Paterson, Certified Coach for Parents of Intuitives.
We visited Rankin House, a museum and former underground railroad stop in Ripley, Ohio. I have always had a sort of sixth sense and didn’t even think about my son, then 18 months old, having this sense. We were in the front room of the place and I sort of sensed something in the corner by the cabinets. I turned to speak to my dad putting my back toward that area which faced my son toward it over my shoulder as I was holding him. He insisted on being held once we entered the room. When he was facing that direction, he suddenly put his face nose to nose with mine and said, “No mama!” I turned again the way I had before and again got the same response, “No, Mama!” more emphatically this time. I told him, “Okay, honey, let’s go this way, and he was fine. I felt like the presence was just someone looking over the place, not a threat, possibly a former slave that escaped to the freedom of this place. I also asked my mom, who has a better sense for detail than I do in this manner and she agreed that it was a black man who sort of over saw the place. I had a similar experience as a child. I went into my great grandmother’s room to lie down as I wasn’t feeling well at a family gathering. I looked up after lying down on the bed and saw a man with a hat sort of sitting on the dresser with one leg up, smiling at me, eating something he had in his had. I got the courage to run past him and out the door to the sitting room with my mother. I asked him who that man was in there. She sort of tried to keep me quiet. I later pointed him out in a picture…it was my great grandfather I had never met. She kept me quiet as dad’s side of the family does not believe in this sort of thing and it would have caused a great deal of chaos. We talked about it later as well as other experiences I had as a kid. Mom and I can talk about it and I want my son to be able to do the same. It just never dawned on me until Rankin House that he had this ability. Why I didn’t think of it before, I don’t know. I too was always seen as a sensitive child. He is too.
Hi Lori
It is common for the high intuitive intelligences to run in families, as you know. How lucky you are that you and your mother can discuss it together and share. I feel all of us need others to talk with – LOL- thus the blog! What did you experience when you were a child?
Caron