I intend to strive to view the world more like my nephews do.
WHY? Spending time with my youngest nephew this week (he's been sick) has been educational. He has no notions of cultural/racial differences--and just thinks that people are just plain fun! (He just announced the other day that when he grows up, he wants to be Mexican--because they have the bestest music, tv shows, and food!) In this politically charged climate, I find such an outlook refreshing and inspirational (don't know where you're from, but here in the South, race seems to have always been an issue and, instead of learning from each other and just having fun with each others' differences, it's used by those in power as a divider).
Same nephew, even in the midst of fighting for each breath, finds absolute fascination with creating from shapes and colors. He played for hours with several sets of blocks, creating builds taller than he is--would step back, look at what he didn't like and, instead of scrapping the whole thing, work on making that section better. And, of course, every time he realized I was nearby, he'd give me the "grand tour" of his accomplishments. As someone trying to rediscover her creative spark, I could really use this kid as my teacher! :D

Oh..... the sweet mentors of children and not to forget our own sweet inner child
7 months ago bchapman0331
don't you LOVE his approach? :) not thinking but just acting upon the inner creative impulse. It's a ROYAL way of living and every child has it inside. Am learning every day from my grandkids...
7 months ago heartphone
What insight do we grown-ups need to prevent them from seeing the world as a hostile place?
7 months ago heartphone
Seeing life through the eyes of a child--such a blessing. Milk it for all its worth, for it's your true Self calling you.
7 months ago David-Edwards