The Power of Words: How Love and Gratitude Heal Our Children’s Bodies and Souls

In the journey of raising children, every word we speak carries weight. From birth, our words shape their perceptions, beliefs, and physical health. In this blog post, we will explore why words matter for our children and how love and gratitude, when expressed sincerely, can heal their bodies and souls.

Why Words Matter for Our Children: The Impact of Language

Words are more than sounds; they convey emotions, intentions, and beliefs. For children, who are still developing their sense of self, the words they hear can have a profound impact on their self-esteem and well-being.

Positive affirmations nurture a child’s sense of worth. They empower them to believe in themselves. In contrast, harsh criticism can chip away at their self-esteem and leave lasting emotional wounds.

Love and Gratitude: Healing Words for Body and Soul

The idea that words influence health may seem abstract, but research suggests otherwise. In The Hidden Messages in Water by Masaru Emoto, the author shows how water molecules respond to the energy of words, forming beautiful crystalline structures when exposed to positive words like “love” and “gratitude.”

Given that the human body is about 70% water, this concept raises intriguing possibilities. When we express love and gratitude, we may be contributing to the healing and vitality of our children’s bodies at a cellular level.

God’s Love: The Ultimate Healing Force

At the heart of it all lies the belief in a higher power. Regardless of religious background, God’s love is a healing force that transcends human understanding. When children believe they are cherished by a loving Creator, they become better equipped to face life’s challenges with resilience.

A Simple Activity to Teach Your Children

I once conducted an experiment with my children to demonstrate the power of words. We took cooked rice and placed equal amounts in mason jars. We kept them apart, away from any electromagnetic radiation. Then, we placed kind words on one jar and negative words on the other. We also expressed gratitude and love toward the positive jar while voicing dislike for the negative jar. After 4-5 days, the difference was clear.

You can see how the “bad jar” has discolored and deteriorated and the “good jar” has remained white and preserved.  This was after almost 5days. Yes, our WORDS MATTER! This can show kids how important their words are and to choose kind words.

In Conclusion: Nurturing Our Children with Love and Gratitude

As parents and caregivers, we have the privilege and responsibility to shape the lives of our children in profound ways. Let us choose our words wisely, infusing them with love, gratitude, and the belief in a higher power that guides and sustains us.

By nurturing our children’s minds, bodies, and souls with positive affirmations, expressions of love, and teachings about God’s love, we create an environment where they can thrive and flourish. Together, let’s harness the power of words to uplift, inspire, and heal our precious children.

For more information on our children’s health please go to browntelemed.com and check out my Real Medicine Academy which also features a weekly message from our sweet dog Brody at Brody’s Blessings.

Dr. Christina Brown, MD – May 2023

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