HAPPY PREP DAY!
I just wanted to give a shout out to Jill Chaires and the ladies of the group Arukah at the well! If you are a daughter of Zion and have not got connected with your sisters. Be sure to join Arukah at the well to make much needed connections! https://hebrewconnect.com/arukahatthewell

Shalom, and welcome to Into All Truth.

I am posting this to help you understand what and how I am teaching. I am citing what I have taught not out of pride, but because my method may seem unorthodox, it yields the fruit of understanding. But it's not for everyone.

Also, it's necessary as I have to be honest many good young people source these teachings and reference IntoAllTruth, and give honor where honor is due. I thank everyone for your support and encouragement! And my co-teachers our tiny assembly encourage and help me do this, and teachers out in the ether, too. Baruka. https://intoalltruth.net/into-....all-truth-blog/f/a-p

Shalom family. Sharing a resource. As I am learning about self awareness, I see how this tool encourages us to note how we feel and try to manage our feelings before we respond to our children. Internal self talk Eg: "I am feeling irritated right now, this is triggering a frustrated response. I prefer to respond calmly. How can I achieve this in this brief moment? Can I hum, put on some soft music (music helps soothe and reorient me) or whisper a Psalm before I respond? What might I choose to do, to achieve my goal of de-escalating a challenging situation and restoring order?"

I also appreciate the reminder about keeping the age of the child in focus and the behaviors that are characteristic of the child's specific age. We might need to put our adult self into the child's shoe to see from his/her perspective. This helps us to adjust our responses as we act from a place of understanding that is sensitive to age specific needs. For example, 3 year olds usually cry -a lot- when they are told 'no'. In helping them through a tantrum, we might shift our goal from immediately demanding that they stop crying to instead helping the small person to calm down in a timely way. So they can listen to what you need to express. (Sometimes, they may need to be allowed some time to cry out the disappointment of hearing "no". I know, patience is not easy! It's ok for us to acknowledge that too.

Shalom family. I admire the Yahus' courage to tackle this difficult topic. I think it's a good model. Strength to have the conversation. Hopefully as we keep talking, and praying, Yah will lead us to practical solutions. Be edified Fam.

Shalom Family! Is there any one in the awakening who was in elementary school in the 60's? Did you see this movie? I remember going to the auditorium of my elementary school in WDC, and forced to watch it? My question is, why were we forced to watch this movie?

YAHUAH is a jealous AL and will not be content with a divided heart..❤️‍🔥
#nodoublemindedness