The Mottoes And Commentaries of Friedrich Froebel's Mother Play
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ence, and help him to conceive his life not in the isolation of its particular acts but in the unity of its process. By so doing you will bridge the gulf between the unconscious and conscious periods of life. You will make the plays of infancy a round in that ladder of experience over which the soul climbs towards self-realisation and self-knowl- edge. You will also be preparing your child for the retrospective glance which shall assign to each round of this ascending ladder its own pe- culiar ...place.
Recall the feelings which were wakened in you by the sight of your firstborn child. Re- mind yourself of the thrill with which, as he lay cradled in your arms, you noted his feeble and aimless movements. Are not these feelings, with their tender and yet peremptory incitement to nurture, worthy of being themselves nurtured ?
Is not their nurture essential to the well-being of your child and the peace of your own soul ?
Should we not spurn the suggestion that they can be ephemeral ? Were they not well-springs of ineffable joy ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ence, and help him to conceive his life not in the isolation of its particular acts but in the unity of its process. By so doing you will bridge the gulf between the unconscious and conscious periods of life. You will make the plays of infancy a round in that ladder of experience over which the soul climbs towards self-realisation and self-knowl- edge. You will also be preparing your child for the retrospective glance which shall assign to each round of this ascending ladder its own pe- culiar ...place.
Recall the feelings which were wakened in you by the sight of your firstborn child. Re- mind yourself of the thrill with which, as he lay cradled in your arms, you noted his feeble and aimless movements. Are not these feelings, with their tender and yet peremptory incitement to nurture, worthy of being themselves nurtured ?
Is not their nurture essential to the well-being of your child and the peace of your own soul ?
Should we not spurn the suggestion that they can be ephemeral ? Were they not well-springs of ineffable joy ?
What to read after The Mottoes And Commentaries of Friedrich Froebel's Mother Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susan Elizabeth Blow to read onlineMoreLess
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