Higher Power to Children

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@Paradon (2063)

Pattaya, Thailand

April 25, 2018 4:45am CST

When my children were young I would take them to Sunday School, but gave them more personal training in the Buddhist path. LOL, not they are neither Christian or Buddhist! How are you presenting the Higher Power to your kids?

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@much2say (57377)

• Los Angeles, California

27 Apr 18

There are many paths to the Higher Power - and if they choose to find a Higher Power, it is their choice to find which path is their path to that Higher Power

. I grew up Buddhist, but very loosely.

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@much2say (57377)

• Los Angeles, California

28 Apr 18

@Paradon That is true! Did you visit the Thai Buddhist Temple in North Hollywood (off Roscoe, I think), when you lived out this way?

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@Paradon (2063)

• Pattaya, Thailand

28 Apr 18

@much2say I went there a few times but I think I did not like it too much. Seemed to be a bit commercial.

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@Paradon (2063)

• Pattaya, Thailand

27 Apr 18

That is the beauty of Buddhism. Unless you are a monk, you can walk a tame path.

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@Sreekala (34312)

• India

25 Apr 18

Following two religions at a time, will it make them confuse? Just asking out of curiosity.

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@Paradon (2063)

• Pattaya, Thailand

25 Apr 18

Not really. Jesus was/is a God. Buddhism is only a path to help a person walk in the right direction. Buddha was a teacher only!

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@Sreekala (34312)

• India

25 Apr 18

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@mlgen1037 (29886)

• Manila, Philippines

25 Apr 18

I havent had any kids yet, Richard. But if I have, I want to teach them about faith and goodness.

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