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On the Fourth Day of Gratitude Journey…

On the Fourth Day of Gratitude Journey...

According to my personality types, my Energy Profile and even my Horoscope sign, I should have very structured, organised life, following rules and routines. But I don’t. I really don’t like following the same routine day in and day out. That’s why my every attempt to keep any kind of journal is a challenging task. And usually I just don’t so it:)

But desperate times require desperate measures. No, I’m not desperate. I’m just in the middle of manifesting our dream summer volunteering vacations (you can read all about it at www.family-pif-project.com and please help if you can). With some of the expenses already paid I’m doing everything I can and know to get all the costs, expenditures and little extras (for the sightseeings, attractions…) taken care of.

So one rainy day not so long ago I went shopping – on Amazon. And even I don’t know why, I bought the latest book from Rhonda Byrne The Magic (The Secret), which is actually a 28-day Gratitude Journey.

I said to myself, OK, why don’t we try doing the exercises. I practice gratitude and I’m extremely conscious about it, but I admit I never actually wrote a gratitude journal. So I gathered together my family and explained the whole idea. And we started.

Write a different Letter to Santa this Year

Write a different Letter to Santa this Year

You know how all letters begin: » Dear Santa, I’ve been good this year and I want….«.

Make it somehow differrent this year. Help the child explain why he thinks he’s been good. Let him describe this passing year in a really positive way.

What did he achieve? What did he learned? What did he accomplished? What did he do to others? Who did he help?

Together find positive events, when he was really happy or excited. When was he most proud of himself? What activities did he enjoy the most with his friends? When did the family have the best time?

You can even encourage some words about gratitude. What moments, people and things is he grateful for, that was in his life this year?

And finally, of course, let him ask for his wish. But again, make it more profound and help your kid describe everything he wants for himself in the coming year. What would he like to be? What would he like to accomplish? Where would he like to go?

This way the letter to Santa will not only express his demands for a certain material thing (toy, electonics, …), but it will give him an insight about all the great things he already have in life and he will certainly see his future in broader perspective.

Before the letter is sent, copy it and put somewhere you all can see it. It will be a great reminder throughout the whole 2011 to be and have what he wished for.

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Does Your Child Have a Role Model?

Does Your Child Have a Role Model?

You know, someone he looks up to. Someone he admires his characteristics, his attitude and his (super) powers. It can be a person, fantasy creature, movie or cartoon character or even an animal.

What is important is that he finds something good and noteworthy in him/it and he wants to possess the same qualities.

Encourage your kid to find his own role model or several of them. Too often we, the parents put down the power of the role models. When we say things like ”Don’t be silly, don’t act like that, you are not a superman.” we are actually putting down all the positive sides of that role model.

Instead you should help your kids to find a positive role model. By emphasising positive qualities and encouraging thinking like a super hero we are giving our kids the power to think outside the box. When the kid personifies his role model, he is adopting the thinking and behaving of that superhero.

Summer Fun – Make it a Laughter Day!

Posted by Alenka  in LOA Games 2 Comments »
Summer Fun - Make it a Laughter Day!

There are so many positive effect of laughing, both physical and emotional, that you just can’t ignore!

Laughter relaxes the whole body and relieves physical tension and stress. It boosts the immune system by decreasing stress hormones and increasing immune cells. Laughter triggers the release of endorphins, the body’s natural feel-good chemicals. And last but not least protects you from the heart diseases, because it improves the function of blood vessels and increases blood flow.

When laughing you can’t feel angry or sad. Humor helps you shift perspective. And you are so much more fun to be with.

Read more about the benefits of laughter at http://helpguide.org/life/humor_laughter_health.htm

So why don’t you make it a laughter day?

  • Laugh for no reason!
  • Smile to strangers!
  • Make fun of things and events! (Just be careful not to offend anyone!)

Watch how your laughing gets contagious and how it spreads all over the world.

You like this game? You might also like “50 Law of Attraction Games for Children”.

Summer Fun – Watch the Clouds

Summer Fun - Watch the Clouds

Lay still on the ground and get all relaxed. Watch the puffy clouds sailing above your head.

Look for familiar shapes and make up a story about them. Where are they going? What are they seeing from above? What are they talking? Are they happy or angry?

Think about different stages and transformations of the cloud – from being cute little cloud to huge storm cloud that brings wind and rain.

Discuss with the child different stages in human life and how every stage has its own responsibilities and challenges and joy and happiness as well. Tell him about constant changes, and how we too have our ups and downs.

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