Childhood—The Second Womb Basic Principles   Childhood is a second womb in which the child can naturally mature and joyfully blossom in preparation for coming adulthood. A focus on carefully tending the womb allows the child to fulfill her or his wondrous potential. Tending the womb is like tending a garden. The basics are already in place in the plants themselves; the gardener simply provides a nourishing and supportive environment. Look to the childhood womb to determine the kind of life the child will be living in fifty years. Is the womb providing today that which will result in a joyful and fulfilling life fifty years from now? If there are any problems, look to the child's environment first. Generally, all problems disappear when the proper adjustment is made in the womb. Children are naturally joyful. It is stress in the second womb that most often stifles the joy.     Home    About Us      Our Book      Articles/Vignettes      Seminars/Mentoring      Questions/Answers      What's New?      Contact Us