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5 Spiritual Lessons Kids Should Learn At Home

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by RAKI WRIGHT

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Spiritualism is a vital aspect of human existence. It becomes even more valuable in the modern context when materialism is dominant. Parents need to go the extra mile to provide spiritual lessons to their kids. The best time to start is when they are young, and home is the best place to learn these lessons. Whatever your beliefs, you must pass them on to your kids so that they realize the value of being spiritual in the material world. Luckily, it is easy to teach these simple lessons in everyday life. Here are the ones your kids should learn at home. 

Everyone must contribute in some way

Kids should learn the significance of contributing in some way. Giving is not only about helping someone financially. Explain how children can contribute by helping mommy with housework, cleaning the neighborhood, or taking the garbage out for an elderly neighbor. Little gestures of kindness make everyone happy, so let your kids experience the joy and pride that comes with acts of service. Encourage them to do something that makes a difference in someone’s life.

Related: A Guide to Age-Appropriate Chores for Kids

Teach them love of nature

Connecting to nature boosts physical and emotional well-being. It also strengthens belief in the Divine. Let your kids find the wonder and magic in nature as it motivates them spiritually. The rising moon, a spider web glistening with dew, or a shoot breaking through the earth shows the miracle of life. Contemplating the beauty of nature makes your kid a spiritually strong person who appreciates the power of God. 

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Gratitude fosters happiness

Gratitude takes one a long way ahead on the spiritual path and fosters happiness. It heals when you struggle emotionally and strengthens your trust in God even through the most challenging times. You can teach this spiritual lesson by making prayer a part of daily life. According to Carmelite Monks of Wyoming, praying should be a habit rather than a routine. Ensure that your kids offer prayers of thanks every morning, before meals, and at bedtime. Children rarely understand their blessings, but prayers of gratitude show them how lucky they are.

Related: How to Encourage Your Children to Be Thankful

Trust is everything

Kids need to trust that they are safe and being taken care of. It makes them emotionally and physically healthy. Let them know that you are there for them, and more importantly, God is there for everyone. He provides for birds, animals, and human beings, nurtures them, and heals the pain. Learning to trust is perhaps the greatest spiritual lesson, so you should ensure it for your children.

Related: How to Give Your Children Inner Strength

Hard things are often worth doing

Raising a spiritual child is about encouraging them to do hard things. Kids need to realize that the hardest things are often worth doing. Stepping out of your comfort zone is crucial because it pushes you to learn, grow, and develop. Be there to support your child but let them face the challenges and step out of their comfort zone. They will learn the ropes sooner than later and be the best versions of their spiritual self. 

Related: How to Reach Your Dreams

Home is the best spiritual training ground for kids, and parents are the best teachers. Start by teaching these key lessons to raise a happy and value-driven child.

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