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Who We Are Raising


By George Josserme

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A new born baby reunites, merges, and combines each of those superb and brilliant features, abilities, and qualities designed by a mastermind. They are ingredients of a cocktail which may develop to full potential, or may go astray. How good that cocktail turns out depends on how we parents act on what a mastermind wants us to.

» it is dependant on how we parents raise our kids and the environment we do it in.

» it is conditioned to a set of values and principles we teach them with our words, and we show them with our good examples in everyday life.

» it is determined by huge number of experiences we parents accept to expose them to throughout those critically formative years they stay with us.

» it is susceptible to a crucially important ability we parents must have to properly and suitably convey and express our love to them.

All of the above represents a portion of the mandatory conditions with powers to help a newborn baby keep the image embedded the moment he or she arrives to this world, and to our lives. That day marks a beginning for us parents to conscientiously deal with and properly act on each of those so influential conditions.

Those parents who are wiser already know why they must follow, act upon, and pass on to the new being what a mastermind intended.

It is then up to us parents to construe with an open mind that a new baby is like a big and fat book with thousands of blank pages. Every day, one blank page is written with that day's experiences. Once written, those pages are not easy to erase, amend, or modify. They likely remain unchanged in the way they were written, and consequently, the experiences the baby was exposed to will govern his or her life.

As life evolves, the baby becomes a teenager and an adult. It is at those times in life when he exposes values, principles, and human qualities that the success of a loving dedication his parents invested on him and the quality of the immediate environment he grew up in permited to keep ~or not~ that pristine image given to him from his first day in this world.


these words are to make parents-to-be aware that what starts immediately
after the triumph of life is for them to teach one vital set of principles,
values, and high standards as they appropriately express their love.
should parents succeed doing their job, the written pages will
unimpeachably remain close to the image of a mastermind.

our children are not ours. they come through us,
but they belong to a mastermind. our job is to help
them keep His image.
                                            -- george josserme

if you bungle raising your kids, whatever
you do well does not matter very much.
                             -- jacqueline kennedy


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