"What we know is a drop of water; what we ignore is the ocean."
-Isaac Newton
It is at the age of 10 that human beings no longer somatise the issues that come from their parents and it is there that they begin to take responsibility for their lives. They are still children, but that age is key.
Up to the age of 10, many things that happen to children are not their own, but come from those who gave them life, and with the passage of time and without consciously knowing it, they make the child forget essential issues, because they also forgot them.
If human beings did not lose that essence, that knowledge, life in society and on this earth would be very different. But we don't talk about it, because adults have forgotten it, for different reasons, such as social beliefs.
- The first point of wisdom, which is a vital principle that every human being should remember and know, is that we all have a double, a quantum double. It is a vital principle.
It sounds strange, but it is. Each of us is born with a double, and sometimes it is called an imaginary friend, a guardian angel, and many other names. It depends on your culture and religion. The double arises from the creative spark of the universe and we all have it, we just forget it.
It is responsible for our being alive. The baby is guided by it at birth, but with time and social beliefs it is minimised until we believe it is not real.
The adult cannot see it, the child can. But that doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
The developed intuition, the presentiments, the signs of life, the premonitions, all derive from our double and when the connection is very strong it is marvellous.
This first point is what I would teach children, so that they practice it and never forget it. They are not alone, no one is alone.
The double exists because the universe itself is unfolded.
- As a consequence of the previous point, the next point of wisdom would be the importance of the development of intuition, of the critical sense, learning to think, to reason for themselves. The importance of questioning things in life and not believing blindly in everything. To be investigators of one's own life.
Investigate their ancestry, which are those false programmes and beliefs that can block the existence of that child and later their adult life.
Let them learn that they are important, each one of them, that each one has virtues and defects and that it is very important to love themselves in order to love others and to be loved by others.
Self-esteem is very important to develop from a very early age. It determines their life. To know who they are, wise, strong and self-determined beings.
They should not judge themselves or others. Each one of us is different and the acceptance of those differences will be what enriches us as a society and will make them full men and women in their souls.
- The third point of wisdom I would teach children is that life is a cause and effect relationship. Never think of doing to others what you would not want them to think of doing to you.
That the power of thought and word are very powerful, they are energy and depending on what our energy is like we will attract what we give.
To know what we give is simple, just see what we receive. Because it is a back and forth. We cannot give what we do not have, what we are not.
Negative calls for negative and positive calls for positive. Our thoughts can influence the life of another person, so the important thing is to learn to control those thoughts.
This is not an easy task, it is a day to day job, to detect when we think or act not quite right and to know how to reverse it.
We are creators, creators of our life and destiny. Nobody is to blame for what happens to us, that would be easy. We must learn to take responsibility for our thoughts and attitudes.
Every action has a reaction and every action has a consequence.
These three points are fundamental for life, I learnt them as an adult, that's why I believe that children should live in this knowledge, so that they can have a full and happy life.
Thank you 
Thank you all very much for reading this far, best regards and see you next time.
Amonet.
All photographs are my own.
