Using Religion To Make Kids Spiritual

Are we teaching children to feel guilty… or to know their true nature?
And what if the way we guide them shapes how they see themselves for life?

Sadhviji compassionately reminds us that true spirituality is not about shame or “being bad” — it is about remembering our inherent divinity. Children don’t need to be taught that something is wrong with them. They need to be reminded that beneath their actions, they are whole, perfect, and deeply connected to the divine.

With clarity and love, Sadhviji guides us to discipline behavior without labeling the child. To correct actions… but never confuse them with identity. Because what we reflect to our children becomes how they see themselves — and how they see the world.

Don’t teach them they are wrong. Help them remember who they are.