Empower Our Children: God's Call to Parents, How to Heal Yourself and Your Children

Empower Our Children: God's Call to Parents shows you how to understand and heal your inner child, your family and the children in your life. Beyond a parenting guide, this book is for teachers, caretakers and anyone seeking personal transformation and the answers to live a more purposeful life. The practical exercises and soul-based concepts within Empower Our Children help readers to increase self-love, acceptance, confidence and peace. Topics addressed include healing the inner child, soul-based discipline and education, clear communication, limiting beliefs and emotional blocks, nurturing spirituality and passion, the mother-child bond, feeling safe with change, a deeper relationship with God, and intuitive decision-making. By placing attention on the individual and the spiritual growth process, Empower Our Children assists adults in getting real with the internal and external realms of spirituality so they can be healed. Jason Nelson is a defining voice of soul-based living. For over a decade, he has helped thousands of people through his international programs connect more deeply with their soul to heal, channel, intuit and manifest their life purpose. His books, including Age of the Soul and Empower Our Children, bring you a direct experience with God, whereby the simple act of reading them helps you to notice the spiritual forces in your life even more. The close relationships I've had with children have shown me that they see the world with unconditional love. Children are an abundant source of joy and inspiration that activates our own inner child and soul. My soul was activated on my twenty-fifth birthday. God's presence filled me and words that weren't mine poured onto the pages of my journal, revealing universal lessons and my life purpose. This book was written using the same process of divine communication, offering readers spiritual solutions that inspire conscious parenting, empowering children and healing our own inner child. ~ Jason Nelson