Children at Play

Written By Annette Rugolo

Do you watch your grandchildren at play or engage in play with them?  What do they love to play?  Kids are engaged in a lot of different activities, but is there one that stands out?

My grandchildren are now in their teens and twenties and as I look back on each of their lives, I can now see what they played at a young age was a clue to what they are currently doing in their lives.

My oldest granddaughter loved to play school.  When she was 3 and 4 years old, we had a tradition where each Sunday her parents would bring her to my house for pancakes and a visit.  After breakfast, she would gather us together and we would play school.  She was our teacher and we were her students.  It came as no surprise when she received her degree in education. She is currently teaching Earth Science at the high school level.

My grandson always had a head for money.  When he was 5-years-old, someone asked him what he had in his head.  His response surprised us all when he simply said ‘money’.  From that day forward, he was known as ‘money head’.  In May, he graduated from college with a business degree and is now going on to receive his master’s degree in Business Administration.

As a young child, my granddaughter, who is now 14, loved to dance.  She would make up her own dance moves and, even if she did not have anyone to dance with, would be seen just dancing on her own.  At the age of 6, she started ballet and continues to study and practice beyond what is required. I make sure I am at each one of her performances and support her in any way I can.

As parents and grandparents, it is important to pay attention to what our children and grandchildren love to do when they are playing.  When we pay attention to what they love to do as young children, we can better support them as they grow into adolescence and adulthood.  

It is natural for us to want something for our children and grandchildren based on something we either had or didn’t have as we were growing up.  But it is important to see them as individual personalities and souls that are bringing in unique gifts and talents.  When we recognize and support their gifts and talents, our children and grandchildren can blossom and grow into adulthood, being supported by those around them.

Annette Rugolo

Annette’s greatest passion is to help people align with their soul purpose. By employing a deep understanding of vibrational healing and universe-messaging, she can easily tune into a client’s energy through soul-to-soul connections. After identifying what is preventing a person from living his or her life’s purpose, she enables the release of physical, emotional, mental or karmic patterns.

Annette holds certificates in cranial sacral therapy, qigong, massage therapy and yoga. By training in many alternative healing methods, she became a Certified Master Instructor for inner diamond meditation and diamond dowsing with Marie Diamond Global. She started teaching transformational seminars in 1999 and began her Inner Diamond teaching career with Marie Diamond in 2002.

After years of preparation and study, she is in the unique position of being the only person, other than Marie Diamond, who is trained and qualified to activate all the dowsing products and essences. Both Annette and Marie continue to work in close partnership by collaborating on international summits and conferences. Annette has also assisted in developing and expanding the Diamond Methods to enlighten more than 500 million people worldwide.

Through her role as a Master Instructor, she has taught basic and master classes to more than 1000 students around the world, where she was mentoring and consulting with people in 20 countries. By holding classes, soul retrievals and environmental healings, Annette continues to help others raise the vibration of their personal energy fields and the energy of their homes.

As a Soul Whisperer and Nature Spirits Guide, her method of guiding souls, who are stuck in this world and looking to return home, is detailed in her book, “Soul Whisperer: Releasing Lost Souls.” Annette’s book received a favorable review by Kirkus Indie.

“In this latest work, the author tells of her various adventures in the realm of spirituality and the paranormal, involving such phenomena as ghosts, past lives, and clairvoyance. Overall, a soothing tone of gentleness runs through the entire work, as when she notes that “Helping our spirit brothers and sisters go home is the best choice when given the opportunity. Fans of spiritualist writing will be both intrigued and comforted.”

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