onsdag 21 september 2011

The true


Glada IKEAfamily åkter till IKEA för att köpa nödvändigheter.
Alla är vänner och frid och fröjd, ett barn sover, ett är på IKEAdagis
ett går duktigt bredvid mamma och styvfar genom de upplysta montrarna.
Men i den långa kön till restaurangen tar den glada sången slut, då blir det plötsligt stress och missförstånd och hårda ord och mamma arg och pappa arg.

Vi sitter tysta och äter stelnad pannkaka och isterband med rödbetor,
stirrar ut i tomma intet och hatar varann.
Jag gråter och tårarna droppar ner på isterbandet. Jag skiter i att alla duktiga
pappor med brickor ser mej, jag skiter i kineserna som sitter bredvid och delar på en köttbullstallrik.

Så skört allt är, så lätt vi sårar varann vi små människobarn, vi små ikeafamilies.

tisdag 20 september 2011

Att vara med barnen


Jag vill låta mina barn bli sej själva.
Inte förtrycka deras uttryck och känslor.
Inte försöka ändra på dem, utan låta dem vara som de är.
Det är inte så lätt, många gånger gör jag bara automatiskt det som
ligger mej närmast. Jag tystar dem. Jag orkar inte. Jag vill inte se.
Det är ansträngande att hela tiden agera efter ett uttänkt sätt som inte
kommer naturligt för en.
Men försöka göra sitt bästa dag efter dag efter dag....

måndag 19 september 2011

Varför regnar det?
Varför stör det mej så mycket?
Jag har inte fått i mej tillräckligt med solljus för att orka en svensk vinter?
Hur ska man leva för att vintern ska känna meningsfull i Sverige?

Gå in i sej själv och stanna där tills fåglarna sjunger igen.

söndag 18 september 2011

lördag 17 september 2011

40 årskalas

Natten är tyst och omgiven av åldrad vetskap.
Även om jag kan så jag vill jag inte gå på krogen i kväll.
Det finns inget jag längtar efter, ingen ny erfarenhet värd mödan.

En tillställning med några släktingar som inte står ut med tystnaden som uppstår.
Du säger "man måste inte skratta på festen".
Jag kan bara hålla med.

tisdag 13 september 2011

DIY



Jag har lärt mej ett nytt uttryck! Nu ska jag göra den här, DIY!
Bilden kommer från Dos Family blogg

fredag 9 september 2011

Så här säger Osho


[The new sannyasin says she is concerned about screaming at her son. Osho asks her to give an example, and she replies: He comes up to his sister and he pinches her and she shrieks. It makes me nervous and so I scream at him to stop it.]

Osho – No, don’t be worried about screaming – not at all. It is natural. Just one thing you have to remember – balance it by loving. There are moments when one wants to scream – and the chil-dren understand that, because they themselves scream. That is really their language. If you are feeling boiling within and you don’t scream, the child feels disturbed very much at what is happening, because it is beyond him to understand. He can feel…. Your very vibe is screaming and you are not screaming; you are even smiling, controlling. The child is disturbed very much by that because he feels the mother is cheating – and they never forgive cheating.

They are always ready to accept truth. Children are very very empirical, very earthy, down to earth. They can accept your screaming because they also scream when they feel like that. They will feel a bridge between you and them if you scream. The only thing to be done is, don’t feel guilty about it, otherwise your guilt will be disturbing. Your guilt will create problems for them. They will start feeling that they are the cause of your guilt; they are making you feel guilty. That will create guilt in them. Guilt creates guilt.

So scream when you feel like it. The only thing to remember is to balance it by love. Then love also madly. When you are screaming at them, you have to love them also, just the same mad way. Hug them, dance with them. They will understand that their mother is wild, and they know that she loves them so she has the right to scream also. If you only scream and don’t love them with intensity and passion, then there is a problem. So the problem does not arise out of screaming. It arises if you don’t balance it by love.

So just go on balancing, that’s all. And be true. If you feel like screaming, you feel like screaming. What can you do? All that you can do is going to be a sort of repression. You can repress it, you can hold it in, but it will come out in indirect ways. And children cannot understand those indirect ways – they are not yet civilised. They don’t know the language of repression. When they have done something wrong, they can understand that they are being beaten, but they cannot understand when they are doing something wrong and they have been caught and you smile. This simply puzles them. It is so unnatural; they cannot believe it. The mother must be faking it, because they cannot do it, so how can you? And of course they are closer to nature than you and they understand nature more than you.

When a child comes and he has done something wrong, he comes ready to be beaten, slapped. If you don’t slap him, his expectations are not fulfilled, he will be frustrated. If you hit him hard, nothing is wrong, only it should be warm. That hit should be warm, not cold – and there is a great difference between the two. A cold hit or a cold slapping comes only if you repress.

For example a child has done something and you have repressed your anger. This was the warm moment. If you had hit him, screamed at him, everything would have been warm and alive, but you repressed it. Later when the child is not doing anything – six hours have passed and he has forgotten completely – you cannot forget; you have repressed it. Now the whole thing has gone cold. Now you find some excuse: ’You have not done your homework! Where is your homework!’ Now this is cold and you are taking revenge – and you will take revenge otherwise it will hang around you. You have to do something otherwise you will not be able to get rid of it.

You find some rational excuse. Screaming was very irrational, but natural. You will find some unnatural but rational excuse – that he has not done his homework or his clothes are dirty or he has not taken a shower today. Now you are angry but your anger is cold. You may get rid of it; that too will be ugly. It is just like eating cold food – it takes long to digest; it becomes heavy on the stomach.

The child cannot understand; it is almost impossible. He has not done anything. He was not expecting this and he has completely forgotten what happened six hours ago. He never carries any memory that long. Then a distrust arises because he thinks the mother is somehow totally different from him. When he has done something wrong, she smiles. And when he has not done anything wrong, she is ready to slap him or scream. And a cold scream is heartless.

So be warm. They are your children, you are their mother. You have to be in a natural, flowing relationship. Don’t listen to what psychologists go on talking about – fifty percent of it is almost rubbish. They have destroyed many beautiful things in the world. Now mothers and fathers are reading their manuals on how to behave with their children. What foolishness! One simply knows… by being a mother you know how to behave. No need to learn from anybody. Just be natural.

These manuals are all to be burned. Listen to nature. You are a mother so you know. No cat goes and consults any manual on how to catch rats. She simply jumps and catches. She is a cat – that’s enough! No certificate is needed, no counsellors are needed. You are a mother – finished! Your mother nature will take care. Just be natural, and always balance. If you are natural it will balance itself. And I am saying it only so you don’t forget it. Otherwise there is a possibility that you can scream and be natural and you may not love them.

And love is not something only in the mind – that you think you love them. Do something – just as you scream. A scream is a physical thing. Sometimes sing and dance also because you have such a beautiful child. Then there is no problem. Sometimes hug him, take him close… Let him feel your body and feel his body. He is part of your body. He needs your warmth. Sometimes take his hand and run around the house… go swimming. Sometimes take him in the shower and stand naked, both stand naked, under the shower, and then he’ll understand perfectly well that his mother is natural; whatsoever she does is right. I don’t see that there is any problem. Good.

Source – Osho Book “Dance Your Way to God”

Det är klart att man inte ska slå barnen som han förespråkar. Men han kommer ju från Indien och där slår man ännu sina barn, som även i många andra delar av världen. Men annars tycker jag det är så bra! Tack för det Osho, du var hyvens!