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Exploring the world of the children.
by Emile M Tubiana   
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Today, the superpowers space ships went to the moon and tomorrow they may explore another planet.  But a fact remains:  we'll discover the Moon or Mars without having discovered our own or our neighbor’s heart.

Children do not need boats or spaceships to explore their world, for theirs is not so remote.  Each of us can explore their world but to do so, we must forget we are adults.  It is not easy to become a child again but it is the only way to enter their pure world and it is easier than we believe. 

After all, there is no need for a passport, money, education or baggage.  It is so simple:  just think plainly without malice or intrigue.  We must free ourselves from all the problems which have overburdened us for so long.

We must be true to ourselves and recall that in childhood roles are distributed without any sense of hierarchy.  The main thing is to be in the game
 

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Reviewed by Chip Bergeron
Reviewed on February 16, 2013
Jesus said that in order to enter rthe kiongdom of heaven, one had to become "as a little child." I don't think Jesus was talking about pearly gates heaven here, but something much more important.

Chip Bergeron

Reviewed by Budd Nelson
Reviewed on February 15, 2013
to release all nonchild reasoning and return to the simple patterns of just enjoying the game is a peaceful tranquility few will be able to attain, for to give up the misconcieved control of the moment to difficult for most to accept. your suggestion is excellent and to sad that not enough will be able to find its reward.
budd

Reviewed on February 14, 2013
Such a wonderful thought! This is why I enjoy walking in the woods and the on the beach. I feel like a child on an adventure and even the most simple of nature's wonders sparks my imagination. Yes, to be in the game is the main thing!!

Love ya!

Jane

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