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In most Indian homes, early mornings and evenings follow a daily ritual – of prayer. Being diverse, we have people of many faiths, and many of us have a prayer ritual as per our religions and beliefs. Teaching your child to pray is one of the most beautiful gifts that you can give him – this not only makes the child to be thankful for all that he has, but also reinforces the relationship with the supreme power, the Almighty. Like you, praying will help your child put his worries to rest and seek wisdom, while learning God is always close and near. Praying also opens the doors to spiritual teachings and helps develop the personality of a child, making it easier to figure out good from bad. A God fearing child grows up to be an adult of principles and values. The love for God and others creates a feeling of respect for the fellow human beings, and a child begins to understand and treasure the culture and heritage that we Indians stand for.
Children learn by observing – we all know that. They replicate everything you do because you are, well, by and far, their most admired role models. Hence, setting a good example becomes all the more necessary for you once you are a parent. Below are some basic tips so as to teach your child to pray –
Lastly, teach your child to pray with love, and not because of fear. Prayer is a way to connect with the supreme power, and also lends a know-how of our culture and beliefs. Praying makes one develop a sound character and a righteous approach – thus making better human beings.
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