RADIATE LOVE ❤️
This week i am not actually at home, i am on the floor with my two year old grandson, and not being confined to the rigid structures of adulthood, tending more to colour outside of the lines—i lie upon the cool expanse of wood and carpet, lost in a realm where wooden animals roar with life, trains whistle through imaginary tunnels, and bridges arch over rivers made of crumpled paper. My grandson’s laughter is my music; his boundless imagination, the pure joy of presence—no past regrets, no future fears. We are two souls in a dance of creation, each moment expanding into infinity.
In this childlike state, I recall: freedom is not permission granted by institutions; it is the natural state of being.
Meister Eckhart: mystic and dominican theologian (1260–1328) succinctly espoused:
“The child within you is the father of all creation. Seek him, for he knows no fear.”
Let us then lift the rug on this theme and explore it a little further; The “child” here represents the unmediated self, free from mental constructs. Eckhart believed that true prayer and divine union come when we abide in this childlike state.
At the core of human existence lies an irreducible truth: children are not merely developing beings but embodiments of pure divinity, untainted by the artificial constructs of modern society. The child’s essence is a direct expression of consciousness itself—an unbroken connection to the source of creation, free from the distortions of ego, materialism, and institutionalized conditioning.
This divine spark within children is what some traditions refer to as “the Christ Consciousness,” “Atman,” or “God-Self”—a state of pure awareness that exists beyond the limitations of human perception.
In his hugely enlightening article: – One year of Ekpyrosis, and already the World is on Fire! What comes next? Bibhu Dev Misra writes:
“The deep-state hates the idea of a God or a Supreme creative consciousness, who is the source of all virtues and moral injunctions. That’s why so many of them abuse and defile children; since children are made in the image of God.”
The child’s ability to perceive beyond material reality is not a limitation but an expansion of consciousness. Their imaginations are not mere fantasies—they are portals into higher dimensions, where thoughts manifest instantly, where time is fluid, and where the separation between self and world dissolves.
This is why ancient wisdom traditions revere children as “gurus in miniature”—they carry within them the same divine intelligence that founded civilizations, healed diseases, and created masterpieces before societal conditioning distorted their natural gifts.
To truly see through the eyes of a child is to abandon the illusions of control—the belief in scarcity, fear of death, or the need for external validation. It is to experience reality as an interconnected web of life, where every action has consequence and every thought holds power.
This is not naivety but a return to original wisdom.
When a child looks at nature, they do not see resources to exploit—they see living beings. When they interact with others, they do so from a place of unconditional love, not transactional exchange. Their dreams are not random neural firings; they are holographic communications from the subconscious and collective unconscious, revealing truths that adults have long since buried beneath layers of rationalization.
For those who have lost this connection—whether through trauma, indoctrination, or systemic oppression—the inner child remains. This is not a psychological relic but an eternal aspect of the self, waiting to be rediscovered.
The inner child is the part that still believes in magic, that still hears the voice of intuition, and that remembers what it means to be free from fear.
The modern world has regrettably engineered a culture of disconnection—from nature, from truth, and from our own sacred selves. This separation is not accidental; it is a deliberate strategy to keep populations dependent, compliant, and spiritually bankrupt.
Reconnecting with the inner child is an act of resistance against this systemic control.
Children teach us that:
- reality is fluid—not fixed,
- that love is the highest law,
- healing comes from within,
- freedom is a birthright.
When we honour the child’s essence—not as a lesser version of adulthood but as a higher expression of divine potential—we begin to see that our own inner child holds the key to true liberation.
The child within us is not something to be buried; it is the very force that can restore humanity’s lost connection to God.
The child is not the future; the child is the present moment in its purest form. If we wish to understand what humanity could become—free, sovereign, and divinely connected—we need only look into the eyes of a child.
For in those eyes lies the reflection of our own inner divine nature, waiting to be remembered.
The path forward is clear: Reclaim your childlike essence. Reject the illusions that separate you from God.
Trust in the universe’s abundance.
And above all, PROTECT THE CHILDREN—because they are the ones who will lead humanity back into the light.