To love my ego

CHILDREN'S STORIES TO BE GREAT is a collection of short stories with the purpose of helping to consciously see life from new perspectives. The interesting thing about this series is that it can be used by children, young people and adults because it allows quick access to the subject thanks to the use of analogy and metaphor.

A story TO LOVE MY EGO ... and stop blaming it presents us with an answer about who we are not. It shows us that the ego, that is, the external image or the person, is a self-created idea of ourselves. A mask that we have believed to be, forgetting our true identity, that precious and eternal Being. In this opportunity, Eskiusmi and Eskiusyu meet Silen-li, a fish with a suggestive shape that comes out of the “emotional” sea and has the ability to point out the truth. It tells us that the external is not who we really are and that our true identity is somehow hidden in the form. Through the thoughts we choose to hold, we experiment and build an image with which we identify and along the way we forget who we really are. Silen-Lí appears to show us that truth and the need for us to remember it to be the happiness we long for.

Each story is created with the aim of promoting emotional education which, in short, is the complement of the cognitive to be better people. The development of the person cannot be separated from emotional growth. One without the other does not work.

The methodology of this book seeks to help you think for yourself, to take care of the emotional and mental aspect of your personality, which will allow you to cultivate transcendental values through a process of transformation. Being in touch with yourself frees you from being conditioned.

I continue the series with a story TO LOVE MY EGO ... and stop blaming it with the idea of showing that the more we stop focusing on the external, we can achieve the peace and internal happiness that we long for.