questions about toddlers and spirits

[joneagle_28]

Hey does anyone have advice on what to do with a toddler who's seeing ghost in the house and can't sleep? He can't communicate really well yet, so I can't explain anything to him about spiritual entities.

[Astralzombie]

Sorry, I do not but I am very interested in some suggestions as well. I have a very young cousin who has barely started to talk a few months ago. Twice now, in my home, she will be playing and having fun and she will suddenly stop and stare at something. She points and says "Ghost, bad man. Make go away.Go away."

Her mom says that she has done this in a few other homes as well and always says it at the same particular homes each time she goes there. Her mom also said that the girl has never seen any shows about ghosts and doesn't really remember what she watches on tv anyways so this really upsets the mother.

I'll admit that it is a tad unnerving at the time but I don't give it much thought. I am completely open to believing that she is really seeing something but I have never had any problems and don't worry about it. Even in my OOBE that are in the RTZ in my home, I have never encountered any beings or spirits here. It's up to her parents but I would personally encourage this gift in a child if it was up to me.

Does anyone think that is a bad idea? I do not see myself being in a position anytime soon in which this will be a matter that I have a say in but one never knows.

[Stillwater]

The thing to remember with children that young is that they have absolutely no context of reality. They are just becoming aware of the world around them (as opposed to the world in their heads, where they spend a fair chunk of their time). Children at that age cannot easily distinguish things that their mind suggested and things that happen outside them- the two form a continuous tapestry with no way of discerning what lies on one side or the other. A toddler has but to think it, and it is as real as anything going on around them. For instance, in some cases you can tell a toddler that a block of wood with a face drawn on it is an evil witch, and as long as they are so inclined to believe you, the block couldn't be scarier if it had warts and a black cat.

Perhaps she is seeing ghosts, but I am inclined to believe she is one of the common lot whose power of conception is so powerful at that age it rivals waking reality in their mind.

I would simply reassure her that she is safe and protected with her family, should she have anxieties.

[Szaxx]

I've been in a similar situation with 2 of my children in one house in particular. The two girls hated their bedroom and wouldn't rest. We moved them to another room and they were happy.
At first the room was always cold and I went into it after they wouldn't sleep and a feeling of melancholy was present. It was strange only this one room seemed affected. I said some words asking for some time and I'd try to meet the entity (female) and talk. I asked her to protect the little ones and that she could stay and enjoy their company. We moved into it ourselves to make sure it was safe. The cold dissapeared after more kind words. A year later the girls would go into the room and talk to her. They wanted the room back but we moved.
I found out that the room was where a mummified body of a woman was found after meeting her end elsewhere by her husband. It was in a murder mystery magazine my girlfriend had. The address matched ours and the same room was where the body was found.
I attempted to resolve her problem and show her the light.
A friend moved in shortly afterwards and had no problems at all.
Strange experience indeed.
I'll ask the girls if they remember anything, its nearly 20 years ago.

Give the ghost some respect and command that they leave the young one alone.
Do a local history search too. It may give some insight.

[Volgerle]

toddlers have still different and multiple reality channels open, it's also because until you're six years old, your brain does not operate in beta-waves mode, but in theta, (a baby even in delta!), you are still in a kind of permanent trance state, only when you reach school age your brain and senses get fully anchored in this reality and our society and culture does the rest to anchor you in physicality fully