

Wait and See
Nov 16, 2022
Parents often feel certain they know what's best for their kids, but do they really? The discussion dives into the unpredictable nature of parenting, emphasizing the art of patience. Using a Zen parable, it encourages letting situations unfold before jumping to conclusions. This thoughtful approach reminds listeners to embrace uncertainty and acknowledge their limitations in understanding their children's needs.
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Wait and See
- Practice restraint in offering opinions about your children's choices.
- Wait and see how situations unfold naturally before intervening.
Zen Story of the Horse
- A man receives a horse, considered lucky, but his son breaks his leg riding it, considered unlucky.
- The son then avoids a war draft due to the injury, turning luck again.
Embrace Uncertainty
- Things are complex, and we often don't know as much as we think, especially about our kids' futures.
- Kids are still discovering themselves; allow them the space to do so without premature judgment.