Spiritual Roots of Feeling Like a Kid

[ContortedMuscles]

I guess this will be both an introduction and a question.

[LittleMattyMoo]

I'm not really a believer in spiritual things but I suppose the first step in that might be to photograph peoples aura's

[Bettypooh]

Our move away from our "Inner Child" is a socially-created thing It comes when we have to bend our ways

[BabyInn]

Mathew 18:3 and 19:14 and Mark 10:15. Seems like I`m unable to past it here, but you can just google it and find those. Obviously, to say Jesus ment AB`s by what he said would be perverting the words, but as far as I believe what he did mean was that a child`s innocence and willingness to have faith (children have faith in their parents or guardians). If there are any spiritual roots to AB´s, then this is it. Our wish to return to that time, in many cases at least, has a wish to be relieved of responsibility and worries of life. Responsibility is a fruit of having the ability to make decisions, so a child`s innocence comes from being too unware to be truly held responsible for their mistakes, while having faith would relieve you of worries in life, in a way I will not be explaining now.

[smarti]

"Suffer little children and forbid them not to come to me, for such is the kingdom of Heaven." (Matthew 19:14, Luke 18:16)

[Elfy]

I don't think regression has anything to do with religion or spirituality... If that were the case there would be no atheist ABDLs and clearly there are a lot of them.

[BabyInn]

I will not deny it`s psychological, yet the fact that Atheists do something doesn`t mean it isn`t linked to religion or rooted to religion in some way. But that subconscious desire for a simpler life

[ContortedMuscles]

I don't think regression has anything to do with religion or spirituality... If that were the case there would be no atheist ABDLs and clearly there are a lot of them.

[ContortedMuscles]

Mathew 18:3 and 19:14 and Mark 10:15. Seems like I`m unable to past it here, but you can just google it and find those. Obviously, to say Jesus ment AB`s by what he said would be perverting the words, but as far as I believe what he did mean was that a child`s innocence and willingness to have faith (children have faith in their parents or guardians). If there are any spiritual roots to AB´s, then this is it. Our wish to return to that time, in many cases at least, has a wish to be relieved of responsibility and worries of life. Responsibility is a fruit of having the ability to make decisions, so a child`s innocence comes from being too unware to be truly held responsible for their mistakes, while having faith would relieve you of worries in life, in a way I will not be explaining now.

[Baby Brian]

I'm no prayer junkie either, but I very much would like to have the responsibilities of a 3 or 4 year old again- heck, even 6 or 8 for that matter.

[ContortedMuscles]

I'm no prayer junkie either, but I very much would like to have the responsibilities of a 3 or 4 year old again- heck, even 6 or 8 for that matter.

[smarti]

I think it's possible to be an atheist and have spritual feelings. They don't imply any belief in the supernatural. They might just be produced by the brain, although this is a topic of philosophical dispute called the Hard Problem of Consciousness. The innocence of childhood is just one of those nice things we find in life. Like a colourful butterfly, a fine chocolate, or a Mozart concerto. Something that speaks to finer, or higher

[MysticChild]

Ageplay as a Path to Spiritual Enlightment: Ageplay as a spiritual practice, including taking the role of a baby as a path to enlightenment, has a very long history.