Teaching and delivering on trust

Young Persons Mentor/Uplifting Parenting –

Teaching and Delivering on Trust

We learn to teach trust as we become more trusting in our inner listening.

While we are raising a family or running a household, we are dealing with many new and demanding situations.

The only way to figure out what to do is to trust.

We may trust in others’ experiences and advice, but at some point we will have to find our own way.

As we discern how to take care of various situations, we teach these ways to our children.

We see the results and so do they.

We build on our foundation of trust.

When we need to find a new way, we can, by using the same process of inner listening.

Regardless of other’s views, the way to trust is through our own individual and collective inner listening.

That is the way we come to agreement about our particular situations.

We build a little larger foundation.

\When there are disruptive elements, we may have to disengage for a period of time while we work them out.

Then, with the interest in continuing the family harmony, more inner listening teaches a new view with new steps to take to add to the foundation.

This is an evolving process as we weigh what we want with what we are willing include and willing to discard.

The trust that we feel within ourselves and toward each other is based on the secure foundation of inner listening.

We are used to the feeling of peace when we sense the best direction for us.

That is the main goal, trusting the sense of peace.

Then we can deliver our best relationships based on the present.

Everyone grows as we make honest observations and release what is not useful from the past.

We build on trust out of our desire for good family relationships.

We observe and we keep adding to a sound and productive foundation.

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