The Secret Kindergarten | For Young Children

Audiobooks are a great alternative to screentime. They increase comprehension. Fairy Tales contain symbolic teachings of universal principles and laws. They contain laws of three that teach us how we can live to be effective and righteous. So if young children listen to audiobooks of Fairy Tales, we are increasing their comprehension of the most important topics encoded in the stories. It's a way...

Animals, plants and minerals communicate with each other, and with humans, in fairy tales. Fact is stranger than fiction! In real-life you can communicate with animals, plants and minerals using your intuition. Your intuition will develop when you serve the children and serve nature. Audiobooks Andersen, Hans Christian. The Buckwhea t. Read by Sonia for LibriVox. Org.  https://librivox.org/childre...

Everything is upside down and back-to-front in the world of young children. Risk-taking is good, play is crucial, physical play even more so, mistakes essential, children are here to teach us! So, with "The Robber Bridegroom" being one of the darkest fairy tales ever, could we expect this fairy tale to plant the seed of light in the hearts and minds of our young? Audiobooks Grimm, Jacob & Wilh...

For grown-ups, Fairy Tales get the head scratching! The rich symbolism in the sequence of the tale brings so many things to mind. The Secret Kindergarten is fun for the whole family. Audio Stories Grimm, Jacob & Wilhelm (1785-1863). "The Salad" & "Iron Hans". Children's and Household Tales . Read by Bob Neufeld for Librivox.org https://librivox.org/grimms-fairy-tales-version-2-by-jacob-wil...

According to Steven Olderr's, Symbolism - a Comprehensive Dictionary , a gnome symbolises: a flash of knowledge; inspiration; enlightenment; intuition; knowledge held in secret; associated with mining. A gnome represents a force that helps us when we look within and need help when we are doing good and on the right path. Fairy Tales with mythical beings resonate with these concepts inside all of u...

L. Frank Baum, the author of The Wizard of Oz , also wrote fairy tales. In today's episode we read "The King of The Polar Bears" from Baum's book, American Fairy Tales . The moral from this story is, "… that true dignity and courage depend not upon outward appearance, but come rather from within; also that brag and bluster are poor weapons to carry into battle." This fairy tale contains human-to-a...

The Vikings, while possibly holding conquest and domination in high regard, revered stories and storytellers. Where were children when the stories were being told? Were they put to bed early while the parents could have some "grown-up" time? Or were they included in more of the community activities? It is likely that the stories were for all to here and spoke messages that were to be received on m...

A wonderful fairy tale, from New Zealand, is read in this episode. The King and The Fairies teaches the origins of the fishing net. It's amazing how the story corroborates the esoteric concept of where great ideas come from. In the story, the idea of fishing nets, comes from the fairies of the sea. Interestingly, we have covered this concept of fairies as messengers right here on the Secret Kinder...

The Brothers Grimm's stories, however misunderstood, are a key to unlocking freedom for all of us here on Planet Earth! Keep listening to these stories, you will pick up on repeat sequences of symbols and numbers. These are codes that contain messages on how to live a loving human life under Natural Law. They were written, as they say, once upon a time when children were revered and grown ups were...

In Elizabeth Ring's book, Tiger Lilies and Other Beastly Plants , we can show young children examples of the Law of Correspondence because the book highlights plants with animal-like qualities. It also shows the connectedness of things which teaches about the Law of Vibration and how we are all connected in nature. Spending time and attention on young children, by reading these types of books, is...

Gino reads a Brothers Grimm's fairy tale. Why is reading fairy tales to young children important? Reading stories to young children is foundational and formative to their comprehension. Choosing old and original fairy tales is foundational and formative to understanding Natural Law. It is important to learn the symbolism and have reverence for the children and the old stories… spending time with y...

Sparrows are found everywhere you would and should find children: in parks; in gardens; on home properties and in the community. Sparrows symbolise many things that are synonymous to young children: productive and creative imagination; blooming energy and vitality; heart open to giving and receiving love; aligning posture and poise with dignity and self-respect. Fairy Tales have been proven to con...

The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Kids is back! We tackle some problem situations, learn about bees, say some positive affirmations and read some Fairy Tales! Reading stories to young children is foundational and formative to their comprehension. Choosing old and original fairy tales is foundational and formative to understanding Natural Law. It is important to learn the symbolism and have re...

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Self-defence requires self-esteem. Self-esteem comes from kindness. The King's daughter, held captive by old man Rinkrank, was forced to care for him as a cook and housemaid. The only was out was to fight in an act of self-defence. How did her self-esteem build in such a horrid situation. She was captured for years! Her acts of kindness must have been reminding her of her good nature, and highligh...

The boy finds a golden key in the Brothers Grimm fairy tale "The Golden Key". The golden key represents the need to take risks and be brave because life is a journey of transformation and growth. Every young child has a golden key. Do the adults give the children the freedom and opportunity to find the right door and unlock it? Will they let them explore what is behind the door? The Secret Kinderg...

In this episode we supercharge our self-belief with affirmations, lessons about bees, and wondering what we want to be famous for! I would like to be famous for creating better bonds between adults and young children with the outcome of freedom for everyone! Crazy? Yes! Dumb? No! Dream big and get the kids dreaming big too. Lets work and grow the part of our brains that get the least amount of tim...

Visualisation exercises are beneficial for young children, as much as they are for adults. It counteracts the diminishing effect, of the T.V., on the imagination. What symbols and archetypes bubble up in the imagination of a young child engaged in imagination exercises? Whatever the picture paints, there are messages in there for the adults who are willing to participate in these exercises with yo...

Waldemar Bonsels wanted to teach children to: respect all living beings; be courageous; be adventurous; be open-minded; acknowledge life and death and think positively. As the author of "The Adventures of Maya The Bee", he managed to convey these teachings through the journey of the little bee, Maya. For someone who, paradoxically, got swept up in the antisemitic fervour of Nazi Germany, Waldemar...

"The Hare and The Hedgehog" is another deadly fable from the collection of The Brothers Grimm. The deeper experience in this story has the hare symbolising unexpected events or situations causing change. The hedgehog symbolises self-trust, self-honour and taking action on your gut feeling. The hedgehog defended his honour in a creative way that worked and ended his bothersome encounter with the ha...

Waldemar Bonsels wanted to teach children to: respect all living beings; be courageous; be adventurous; be open-minded; acknowledge life and death and think positively. As the author of "The Adventures of Maya The Bee", he managed to convey these teachings through the journey of the little bee, Maya. For someone who, paradoxically, got swept up in the antisemitic fervour of Nazi Germany, Waldemar...

"The Owl" is a Brothers Grimm fairy tale that drips with owl symbolism. A tragic story for the owl and yet another story victimised by cancel culture to prevent violence and cruelty in children. The story really symbolises the importance of "alone time" and contemplation. It sends a message that we should be patient and search deeply to make a difficult decision that will benefit everyone involved...

Waldemar Bonsels wanted to teach children to: respect all living beings; be courageous; be adventurous; be open-minded; acknowledge life and death and think positively. As the author of "The Adventures of Maya The Bee", he managed to convey these teachings through the journey of the little bee, Maya. For someone who, paradoxically, got swept up in the antisemitic fervour of Nazi Germany, Waldemar...

What would your young son or daughter do in the face of bullying? How would you teach them about their natural rights, let alone teaching them how to manage their natural rights within the bounds of "man's law"? The strategy begins with spending time with your young children, creating the bond and then using the strategy of "questioning" to understand what they would do in a Problem Situation. Wou...

Waldemar Bonsels wanted to teach children to: respect all living beings; be courageous; be adventurous; be open-minded; acknowledge life and death and think positively. As the author of "The Adventures of Maya The Bee", he managed to convey these teachings through the journey of the little bee, Maya. For someone who, paradoxically, got swept up in the antisemitic fervour of Nazi Germany, Waldemar...