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Noninterference and Raising Your Child One
of the ten Lemurian Laws set forth in THE ULTIMATE FRONTIER (p. 134) is that
no one has the right to interfere in the environment of another unless
specifically asked to do so by that person. Richard was asked how this rule
would apply in the relationship of parent to child, spouse to spouse, or
close friend to close friend. He answered that parents are responsible for
the welfare of their children until the children reach 2l years of age. To
fulfill this responsibility, parents do have to work in the environment of
their children—and have every right to do so—to insure that their offspring
grow up as balanced as possible. If a child is not properly reared and later
becomes a burden on society, his parents are karmically responsible for the
situation. In relating to one’s spouse or close friend, however, Richard said
that the closeness of the relationship does not sanction any more right for
interference than in relating to people in general. (07-1969) Do Children Incur Karma from Being Raised? Question: Are
children incurring karmic debts for taking what parents have given them? Richard: From
the first day that a child is born and receives food and attention from you,
he is incurring karmic debts. But he pays this off when he becomes a parent.
There are times when you may support a child through a doctorate education,
but generally, when he receives this type of education he develops special
skills which he offers to mankind, and this puts him in a position to better
earn karmic credits. (07-1973) |
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