What is the most important thing to teach a child?

Q:  What is the most important thing to teach a child?

A:  There are two things most important to teach a child. The first is to love everyone all the time, no matter what they say or do, because everyone is God and because only love is real. To do that, you would also have to teach them about patience, compassion, and forgiveness. The second (of equal importance) is to teach children—right from the start—how to talk to God, that they can, and that He/She will talk back to them. This might include teaching them how to connect to their angels, master teachers, and spirit guides, as well.

God Will Always Open a New Door

If you place yourself wholly in God’s hands, He will not let you down.

If you are willing to be “totally spent” in His work,
He will make you an instrument of value and worth.

If you will humble yourself in His presence,
He will set you in a place of honor and respect.

God want to elevate you and me in our communities, not as a pastor or as a great teacher, but He want people to look upon us and say, “There is a man who walks with God, PRAISE THE LORD. When that man prays, things happens. When he minister, lives are transformed.”

Brothers and Sisters of LOUIX’S COMMUNITY, one night I was in Busia (Busia is a border town that is between Kenya and Uganda) to participate on my friend’s burial ceremony. Next morning I went to the local church in the area. After service I received a call asking me to return to Nairobi immediately.

One of the church members had suffered a massive heart attack and was in critical condition. It was a rainy, cold night with the bridges and roads at the point of washed over. I was exhausted and the lonely drive over treacherous roads took hours.

Finally, I arrived at Nairobi in the wee hours of the morning. I found the brother had been taken to the hospital, so I decided to visit him in the hospital. In the hospital Nurse met me and said, “Reverend, we have been waiting for you. The patient won’t let us do anything for him until the Boss get here.”

I responded by saying, “I am not reverend. I do not hold such big title. I am a mere disciple.” Then he took me to his room. A catholic nun met me at the door and asked, “Are you the Boss?” I said, “I guess I am.” From the time he had surrendered and been delivered of alcohol three years earlier, he had never called me anything but “Boss.” It was his way of showing respect.

I walked to his bed, laid my hands on him and then prayed a simple, short prayer. Then I asked him to chant with me, “PRANANANDA-OM” 108 times.

What surprises the hospital staff, including me, was how the man jumped out of his bed and demanded that he be given his clothes. He was completely healed of a massive heart attack. Within a few minutes he walked out of that hospital, strong and well.

Thank You, His Holiness Beloved Pranananda. Your presence on me have make me do a lot.

God Bless You.

Your Disciple,

- Francis Ooko
Kisumu, Kenya

In the Wake of Hurricane Katrina

	By way of this profound meditation, people all over the world can send love and direct assistance to those suffering in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. (Running time:  21 min. 38 sec.)
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Breastfeeding—More than Just Nutrition

	In this audio discourse, Louix uncovers the myths and misconceptions about breastfeeding and reveals the profound impact that this sacred and necessary process has on the physical, psychological, spiritual, and emotional well-being of a child. (Running time:  8 min. 7 sec.)
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