Los Niños No Son El Futuro

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 LOS NIÑOS NO SON EL FUTURO

Si le preguntara, ¿qué piensa de los niños ?, la mayoría de los adultos en sus respuestas dirían, los niños son el futuro.

Cuando les hacemos la misma pregunta a los niños, ellos describen a los niños o un niño como alguien a quien le gusta jugar, comer, explorar, experimentar, imaginar y crear cosas y disfruta de la vida sin las preocupaciones de los adultos.

Aquí vemos dos visiones del mundo diferentes:
- para los adultos, los niños son semi-personas que esperan un futuro en el que serán lo suficientemente personas como para dar resultados. Y con esta mentalidad, los adultos tratan a los niños como si fueran un fondo de inversión. La vida adulta es futurista, pasamos nuestro tiempo preparándonos para el futuro.
- En cuanto a los niños, la vida es el aquí y el ahora. Los niños son el presente, no solo porque disfrutan del presente sino y sobre todo porque para ellos esto es la vida, no una preparación para la vida.

Entonces, aprendamos de los niños y vivamos el presente. Como dijo acertadamente un sabio, la vida es lo que sucede en ti y a tu alrededor mientras estás ocupado haciendo planes para el futuro.
- Otro amigo mío, Emmanuel, el Nazareno, dijo una vez que, a menos que te vuelvas a ser como los niños, no experimentarás el paraíso.

Los niños no son el futuro, son el presente, viven el presente, son plenamente personas y plenamente fructíferos, solo que a veces dependen de nosotros.

Por tanto, mientras aprendemos de los niños, ayudémosles a ser plenamente ellos, fructíferamente y fabulosamente ellos mismos.

,🌹❤️🌹FELIZ NAVIDAD🌹❤️🌹 21/12/2021
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