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© Chilparco International received a very warm response for the launch edition of \"Child Parent Connect\" our monthly e magazine! Heartfelt gratitude This month we dedicate the edition to our superheroes--- our dads!! Parenting is the toughest job but when dad's add their superhero flavour coupled with mummies delicacies and tender loving care in complete earnestness the entire process becomes one fascinating and creative force of art! Parents live many lives in one life!! Child Parent Connect brings to you write ups from all over the globe. Our journey has just begun, but as they say well begun is a job well done. I love these lines by Robert Frost The woods are Lovely dark and deep but I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep and miles to go before I sleep...... Let's learn, engage and grow together! HAPPY READING Happy Father's Day from the entire team of Chilparco

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Raising a happy, healthy child is one of the most challenging jobs a parent can have -- and also one of the most rewarding. To different people, parenting means diverse effects. While there are no set rules, official handbooks, school or special classes that teach parents about good parenting skills, it is a skill that can be cultured and grasped. Parenting is all about being committed to your accountability as a parent in a loving way and at the same time adopting different means but practical means. Infact , One of the MOST interesting things about being a parent is that there is great variation in how we raise our children. At the same time, there are many harmonies from one parent to another to cut the long story short raising kids is a complicated endeavor, and there's no one recipe for doing it right. Still, certain ingredients are an indispensable part of the mix. Some parents are very innovative and caring while others are firm and total disciplinarian. It is important to also know that a parenting skill that works for one child may not work for another as every child is unique, and moods and situations change on daily basis. The bottom line is that Parenting takes time and are not developed and/or enhanced overnight. As your child grows, you also grow in dealing with them. So enjoy being there with them that I believe is the crux of being a parent. Dr. Narjeet Kaur Administrator Guru Harkrishan Public School , Kalkaji Google Certified Educator Google Certified Trainer Leader and Founder GEG Punjab and Amritsar Member –GEG Global, GEG Pune , GEG Ahmedabad

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© A long story The story I want to tell you starts from afar, I think it all started in 1998. One day my head teacher summoned me to her office and after having asked many of my colleagues to take on a position and that is to become a contact person for the Health Education. I accepted and since then I have started a very important training course for my personal and professional life. I started to be part of a teachers group that met every month and that meets until today. I also did very significant training courses that made me know very important authors (Kurt Lewin, Ishikawa, Rogers, Gordon, Popper etc.) I focused on the importance of training parents because if we want to improve the lives of our pupils we must work with the training of parents. I started planning activities to do with parents and mostly I worked with mothers. We started with groups of mothers who reflected on the parenting role by analyzing the cases and after analyzing them we reflected on our experiences as parents. National Health Service to carry out health education activities. I have promoted nutrition education courses dedicated to parents with the aim of providing them with knowledge on how to eat and on the importance of food as a mediator of the relationship, on how eating disorders are correlated with relational disorders that can arise within the family relational system. We have worked on the food pyramid, on eating disorders such as bulimia, anorexia as well as on correct eating styles; we have also reserved a small space to provide correct principles for shopping, to learn how to shop without spending a lot of money and to succeed. to eat properly. About ten years ago I designed and implemented a beautiful project with mothers of different nationalities and we did Intercultural education through food, each mother presented recipes from her country of origin to the other mothers, these recipes were made at school and enjoyed together. They analyzed the recipes to find similarities and differences in terms of ingredients and cultural similarities and differences. I remember very well when a Romanian mother kneaded

© I remember very well when a Romanian mother kneaded the bread and at school the scent of leavening intoxicated the air spread. Then I thought, designed and created computer labs to help mothers reduce the digital divide as evidenced by various documents produced at European level. I also designed and implemented with the help of the European Structural Funds the paths to acquire skills. I created email addresses for all student moms and taught them how to send emails, how to send an attachment. When I explained the Word program of the Office package, after explaining how to use Word I chose particular texts to be typed and formatted and through these texts I tried to transmit knowledge on different topics and provide new stimuli. The greatest satisfaction? Having met a student mom in a High School who was studying for her diploma and having met another student mom who told me she had resumed her studies. Both after my courses! The power of a dad in a child’s life is unmatched. Chiara Audia Primary School Teacher Italy.

Sometimes not much is ne©eded Sometimes not much is needed, we just need to look deep into the eyes to know the truth , and the scars that it leaves on the boundaries. Sometimes it's important to allow what we feel to attain true freedom not from chains but the heart, not from others but from ourselves. And there are times when we need to forget what we feel to remember, what we deserve, sometimes we need to let go of people to bring ourselves back, sometimes we need to let go of the night to see the sun. And there always reaches a time when we need to give excuses for others and ourselves, not necessarily because we want to but simply because it's morally correct to do so. Half of the time we are unable to be our true selves, there may be many reasons for it, but none is good enough to explain why. All I am trying to say in simple words is that there is no bigger freedom than that of being one true self, no mask, no hiding. Everybody has disabilities, the difference is that we can see the physical disabilities, but we can't see the disabilities other people carry in their souls. I leave it to you to think and decide... Fathers just have a way of Feisty Young Lady putting everything Domingus is From together Angola

“A father is someone you look©up to no matter how tall you grow.” Proud to announce Mr lndu Mohan Gosain as my Father.He is MSc.Mathematics Gold Medalist,Retired Research Officer from Irrigation Department. Nestled in the lap of nature- Dehradun,he is the iron pillar of our family. Gardening, Social work and helping others is his favourite pass time.No doubt he is the epitome of simple living and high thinking. ~Shelly Bisht MY OSM FATHER! If there was one sentence, word or expression I could scream that would let you know how lucky I am to call you 'My Dad' I'd yell it with joy from the highest hill top. You are a person with great morale. Your presence in my life is like heaven to me. SHIKHA JHA My father gave me a sense of optimism, positivity and the conviction that no matter what, the show must go on. He looked after me dearly all through his journey as a father, especially the time when I had to visit the hospitals frequently for my treatment. He provided me with the best of both the worlds and believed in me, asking me frequently if I was doing well in life. He went on the eternal journey in 2017 but his fond memory will always be an integral part of me. Wherever you are Papa, stay blessed... ~Dhira Madan No music is so pleasant to my ears as that word―father

The most important thing a father © can do for his children is to love their mother. And my father did the same. My daddy is a doctor by profession and I He was a personality who was idol for remember vividly that when I was a child, daddy would return home after a long hard many couple. He was a personality day's work (or night's, depending on the shift) who always taught us to be down to and despite being utterly exhausted and hungry, he would attentively cater to my Earth even you touch the sky. ~Pratiksha Thakur demands of either painting my toenails, playing some board game, watching cartoons, taking me on a tour of the house on piggy back or pampering me in any other way I ordered. \"I'm throwing away a million dollars but I'm happy\", daddy and I would squeal alongwith Tom cat while watching a Tom and Jerry cartoon. Never once did daddy complain that he was watching that episode of 'The Million Dollar Cat' with me for the millionth time. I am now a married woman but I still love to play a game of scrabble or watch a cartoon or funny movie with dad and mom whenever I visit them. Daddy is also a I am proud to be the daughter of an army goldmine of knowledge and wisdom. If I'm officer(Mr.C.J.JOHN) who was the pillar troubled, I talk to daddy and his soothing behind all my achievements in life. Definitely my Dad was voice and words of encouragement the controller , tamer immediately brighten up my world. Strong, wise, loving, caring, hard working, patient, and trainer of me. He was loving, caring, intelligent, hard working and creative and a good motivator. He is my biggest role model. Because of humble and kind, my daddy has all these him I could achieve qualities and many more. You know how they good education and could occupy good designation in my field of working. He was say \"a superhero without a cape is called a well disciplined and a responsible person. He taught me dad?\" I wholeheartedly agree. how to be strong, kind and nothing is impossible. During one of my exams my ~Annie & Doctor Dad. father asked me how the exam was. I replied as usual a common excuse. I didn’t get time to attend all the questions. To this he advised me to learn the art of writing exam and time management. As per his advice I practised and I came out with flying colours in my exams. That helped me a lot in my career. I am really fortunate to have him as my Dad. Dad I love you and miss you so much. Mrs. Anny John

© I am sending a dove to heaven with a parcel on its wings for you. Its full of beautiful things ,inside are million kisses wrapped up in a million hugs to say how much I miss you Ekta Abrol

© The arrival of a child marks the beginning of a journey full of challenges, and in order to deal with the complexity of the creation process, it is necessary to study and understand the relationship that exists between parents and children. This, in fact, is the role of parental education, which seeks alternatives to build a long-lasting and healthy bond with children, meeting their development needs. It is important to educate a child in a loving way, and knowing that each child is a different one. Children are not born with a user manual. They also do not ask to be born. This decision is up to the parents. Thus, the child needs to be treated with zeal, love, dedication and special care. Parents need to learn to interpret everything in a child. The style of crying, sleep, behavior, because it is through this that the child communicates. As the child did not ask to be born, it is up to the parents who provide their care and love, to give everything the child needs, but that is not all that he wants, but what he needs. It is important to seek knowledge to educate children in a respectful way, that develops good human beings and mainly to re-educate themselves emotionally, because, as parents, we will always be the example to be followed by them. In this way, parenting education, the risks of behavior or behavioral cycles can occur, which is a negative factor for children's learning, and can cause emotional problems in the course of a child's educational formation. What is possible is to realize that parents devote little time to having children. In this way, children eager for answers seek alternatives on the internet. It is known that the internet is an important tool in the search for knowledge, but you need to know what to look for and the correct way to search introspective. And, when they reach this stage of their life, it is difficult to reverse the situation without treatment. The fact that the definition of parenting does not highlight the difference between genders ends up generating a supposed horizontality between parental care and what is expected of the conventional between men and women with the said responsibility for the care of their children. Without measuring femininity and masculinity. What matters is the education, affection and respect that the child is created for. Respecting the choices, and practice what each one does. It is important to remember that the importance given to the family are strong principles, and these are independent of biological reality. However, the figure of father and mother still strongly prevails, as being male and female. Regardless of whether this would perpetuate, but it is for most people the family and composed in this way. In order for the discussion to be theoretically deepened, it is necessary to keep in mind that the adult child relationship involves several dimensions, and certainly need to be deepened. Here it was only an opinion of its own. But for sure, if it were possible at this time, there would be debates due to various biases. Some could assume the religious position, others the parent part is only the woman, others would certainly agree that there is a need for both. Dr. Beatriz Lucia Salvador Bizotto From Brazil

© I woke up in the morning and saw the empty place you would sit with your cup of tea, my heart felt numb while staring at the empty space I couldn’t feel anything, the stillness of the moment made me lifeless. For days I could feel your hand in mine, grasping for life and struggling for breath. Numbness, emptiness, pain — it went on till I experienced timelessness. It took me an eternity to understand that my heart had broken into a million pieces. I still can’t recall the moment when I actually broke down and cried, it took ages for the tears to roll down my eyes. Grief never struck me the way it should have. I carried on with unexpressed pain, looking alive but lifeless Trying to breathe, I felt stuck in a vacuum, choking with every breathe I took. I tried to look deep inside me to see through the blinding darkness. The black hole became a part of me, it was so dark that I couldn’t see either pain or grief. Every morning I went on looking into the deep empty spaces. I lost my sleep for days and months trying to figure out how I felt. As the clock was ticking away, I tried to look for solace in the things people would say about you. But they said that you were gone , gone where? While people had bid goodbye to you, I started looking for you I went in search for you into another world. As gently the spring unfolds after a long frozen winter, my grief started to come alive. I could feel you around me, I cried as often as I could, sometimes just a tear, sometimes just a thought. I stared into empty spaces, looking for you and found you within me, inside the depths of my eyes. I saw you close to me when I was sad,I saw you in my trance. Now ,every time I see my reflection, you are there , in the laugh lines of my face .Your voice echoes every time I talk. You are there in my happy times, in my tears, you are the smile I smile, the laughter I laugh. I see you looking at me, in the expression lines of the face. I see you in my dreams, helping and guiding me strengthening and empowering me reassuring me that you are there. We do meet often, we sit and talk ,though not over a cup of tea, but we yes do. You live through me and will continue to do so. The pain of knowing that you are not there never goes away but I have learnt to live without you. You will stay like this with me till I breathe my last, until I meet you in a world out there, till I hug you tightly and tell you how badly I have missed you, tell you how life became meaningless without you. I know you are waiting for me on the other side, but not in haste. I cannot help but miss you everyday. People call their father a Super Hero, I call mine The Guardian Angel... Asiya Zaffar From Srinagar

© Hey folks! Meet me, a 42 year young, resplendent educator, a multitasking person, someone who passionately learns new things until they are mastered, a brilliant listener but at the end of the day does things that please my heart and feels right to me. Anyways, here I introduce you guys to my sweet family. Well, as protocol says, lemme invite you to meet the head of the family, Mr Satish Bisht-48 yrs, ASIA PACIFIC HEAD, ADVENTUS, a fitness freak, workaholic and a strict disciplinarian. My son Aaryan, who turned 16 this summer is a cool dude and mom’s cutie pie. Now, the most important pampered member and drama queen of the family Arushi ,14 yrs, who is a hard nut to crack. Pre Pandemic, life was always out of the suitcase. Darling Papa’s umpteen foreign tours, delegations, business meetings…..His was always a guest appearance at home. Never mind!!!Big man!!!Big responsibilities!!! His time was never there but credit cards were there. Poor Shelly dearest planned the weekend outings for the kiddos along with marvel movies, pizzas, Ambience Mall and Netflix. Weekdays were packed with the daily routine of school, tuitions, H.W. and assignments and not to forget sibling fights.We rarely ate together. All four of us were busy in our own lives. Post pandemic, the scenario changed. I will not mention the negative shades coz heard enough in the glaring news channels. As every coin has two sides and every dark cloud has a silver lining, there was something positive which was speeding up in my family. Voila!!! Mr Bisht was back!!!Work from Home was a boon. The kiddos finally spent 15 months quality time 24x7 with their dad. And Shelly turned into a master chef with all Google and Youtube inspired delicacies. But readers,seriously, never ever in my married life spanning 18 years, I have come across so many positivities. Kids spending quality time with their parents, developing a new hobby, playing, singing, cooking, fighting, eating and binge watching together on home theater, sWe four became friends, got close to each other, shared likes, dislikes and even good vibes, got connected with each other and moreover started understanding each other. The void and the vacuum disappeared. It appeared as if the dysfunctional family got its roots and became affectionate, close-knit, adoring, sensible ,well rooted and well connected with each other. We learnt to appreciate the others in the family along with Acceptance, Compassion, Cooperation, Courage, Equality, Fairness, Generosity, Gratitude, Honesty, Integrity, Kindness, Perseverance, Politeness, Respect, Responsibility, Self control,Tolerance, because we gave space to each other and became trustworthy. During this second pandemic wave,we are all unfortunately covid positive but believe me, the family bond is so strengthened that each one of us has become the other's strength, moral support and iron pillar of the family. Satish is hospitalized but the strong bond we nurtured during these trying times is helping him to recuperate. And I hope and wish, by the time this article is published, Satish would be reading it with all of us in his study. Friends, the message I wanna give through my story is to build strong values, bonds, connections, relations, vibes, respect between the children and their parents. Give this relationship your love, warmth, harmony, compassion and nurture this with faith, care, kindness, cooperation, courage, selfless service, integrity and belief so that the family roots are strengthened and no giant pandemic would wither it away or dare think to uproot it. Likewise, sow the seeds of togetherness, trust, empathy in the CHILPARCO Family and water it with responsibility, spirituality and compassion so that it spreads its roots i Internationally and becomes a global tree. By the time this article is published, I sincerely wish and pray for all our kith and kin to brave this crisis and become hale and hearty. HAPPY READING!!!! CIAO!!! SHELLY BISHT

© It is rightly said that children who are encouraged and praised by their parents grow up to be confident individuals. If a child is not appreciated by her parents, she may seek validation from others, which might leave her insecure. I am thankful to my mother who at all times praised me and gave me that nudge to move ahead. Today, I myself am a Mother and a confident one at that! All thanks to the positive and motivational support of my mother, throughout. I left my abode for studies and spent many years in a hostel. As a beginner in my new journey, I used to share every single detail with my mother. I realized soon that she is my best friend, even though she was so far from me physically. It is rightly said – “A mother is a daughter’s best friend”. She was always attentive and caring, forever stood like a support system and a pillar of strength for me. When I look at my mother, I find her to be the strongest bond in our family. She has always been a responsible daughter-in-law, a caring wife and still during this journey she always found time to cuddle her children! This precisely is the reason I look up to her as my role model because even though I have completed my MBA, I realized she already is the best manager around me. She has been my go-to person even till date! From my slightest of worries when she consoled me, to the biggest of happiness when she was the first person to feed me a laddoo, she has been my perfect partner in life. Today, I am a Gold Medalist in MBA but I think this achievement is more hers than mine. Because there have been many sacrifices that she has made, so that I could follow my dream. I would like to quote a very small incident which may look silly but is still close to my heart – When I had my exams in school, my mother would come every time to visit me in my hostel. She used to get up along with me at 3 am everyday so that I feel that there is someone with me at that odd time and she would feed me with that cup of tea which gave me all the energy at 3 am! I believe that it was not just my exam but hers too and I will never forget that. For me, my first role model, my first best friend and my first everything is my mother! She is the one who can take the place of all others but no one can take her place in my whole life. Today, I am a mother who is a homemaker, a teacher to my children, a passionate cook and a budding theme-party organizer. My mother still says to me, “Good my child, keep it up. You have a long way to go!” Shubhangi Malpani Nobody on earth can ever love you more than your parents.

© Raising kids is one of the toughest and most fulfilling jobs in the world for a mother and her motherhood — and the one for which you might feel the least prepared. Boosting Your Child's Self-Esteem is a must as kids start developing their sense of self as babies, when they see themselves through their parents' eyes. Your tone of voice, your body language, and your every expression is absorbed by your kids. Your words and actions as a parent affect their developing self-esteem more than anything else. Praising accomplishments, however small, will make them feel proud; letting kids do things independently will make them feel capable and strong. By contrast, belittling comments or comparing a child unfavorably with another will make kids feel worthless. Avoid making loaded statements or using words as weapons. Comments like \"What a stupid thing to do!\" or \"You act more like a baby than your little brother!\" cause these damage as severely as physical blows do. A child learns faster from the Mother than Father so choose your words carefully and be compassionate. Let your kids know that everyone makes mistakes and that you still love them, even when you don't love their behaviour. Catch Kids Being Good is also a very important act because - Have you ever stopped to think about how many times you react negatively to your kids in a given day? You may find yourself criticizing far more often than complimenting. How would you feel about a boss who treated you with that much negative guidance, even if it was well intentioned? The more effective approach is to catch kids doing something right: \"You made your bed without being asked — that's terrific!\" or \"I was watching you play with your sister and you were very patient.\" These statements will do more to encourage good behavior over the long run than repeated scoldings. Make a point of finding something to praise every day. Be generous with rewards — your love, hugs, and compliments can work wonders and are often reward enough. Soon you will find you are \"growing\" more of the behaviour you would like to see. Discipline is necessary in every household. The goal of discipline is to help kids choose acceptable behaviours and learn self-control. They may test the limits you establish for them, but they need those limits to grow into responsible adults. Establishing house rules helps kids understand your expectations and develop self-control. Some rules might include: no TVuntil homework is done, and no hitting, name-calling, or hurtful teasing allowed.You can't discipline kids for talking back one day and ignore it the next. Being consistent teaches what you expect.

© Make Time for Your Kids is often difficult for parents and kids to get together for a family meal, let alone spend quality time together. But there is probably nothing kids would like more. Get up 10 minutes earlier in the morning so you can eat breakfast with your child or leave the dishes in the sink and take a walk after dinner. Kids who aren't getting the attention they want from their parents often act out or misbehave because they're sure to be noticed that way. Adolescents seem to need less undivided attention from their parents than younger kids. Because there are fewer windows of opportunity for parents and teens to get together, parents should do their best to be available when their teen does express a desire to talk or participate in family activities. Attending concerts, games, and other events with your teen communicates caring and lets you get to know more about your child and his or her friends in important ways. Don't feel guilty if you're a working parent. It is the many little things you do — making popcorn, playing cards, window shopping — that kids will remember. Be a Good Role Model - Young kids learn a lot about how to act by watching their parents. The young are the most impressionable so keep guiding them as a friend who connects rather than a parent who admonishes. You’ll be amazed to see how the whole scenario with your children undergoes complete positive transformation and is reflected in their inter personal behaviour. SHIKHA JHA \"My father gave me the greatest gift anyone could ever give another person he believed in me.\"

© As parents you know the potential, capacity and capabilities of each of your children. Their strengths and weaknesses are etched in your mind and your heart aches when you see that your precious child is not achieving what she/he is definitely capable of. The following may be one of the underlying causes: FRIGHTENED OF FAILURE OR SUCCESS LOW TOLERANCE TO OVERCOME FRUSTRATION PEER PRESSURE LACK OF IMPULSE CONTROL LEARNING DISABILITY FRIGHT OF RISK-TAKING INTERESTED IN ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE THE SCHOOL NOT WELL DEFINED STUDY HABITS AND SKILLS ADVANCED INTELLECTUALLY, FEELING GUILTY ABOUT IT DEFICIENCIES IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM CUMULATIVE DEFICIT AND BELIEF IN FAILURE BOTTLED UP ANGER TOWARDS PARENT/S UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS OF ADULTS LACK OF CHALLENGE-BOREDOM LACK OF OPPORTUNITY IN LIFE DOMESTIC CRISIS-NO SUPPORT OF PARENTS FEAR OF OVERBEARING PARENT/S HEALTH ISSUES Here are some suggestions to help your child: 1. Find out what motivates your child: Get to know your child better by interacting with her/him and finding out what motivates her/him. 2. Make it interesting whatever you teach your child: Once you know the source of motivation, incorporate it into your teaching. Eg. Teach arithmetic tables with music, dance and songs. 3. Identify the root of the problem: It might be that your child has a learning disability or she/he is being bullied at school. There is no shame in seeking professional help. Let it not be too late. 4. Break a task or skill into smaller parts: Don’t try to teach the child the entire topic or an ample section of the topic. Break it down into smaller units. Eg. If you are teaching nouns, just start with names of people (proper nouns) instead of teaching so many different kinds of nouns. 5. Let the child teach a topic to the others: Let the child learn something new and then teach it to a struggling friend or friends. It boosts the child’s confidence in a wondrous way.

broader base and introduces the child to © 6. Encourage them: A pat on the back goes a long way. It could be appreciation for what the child tried or an occasional gift to celebrate what/she/he has learnt. 7. Build their self confidence: All the above suggestions will improve your child’s self confidence by leaps and bounds. You just have to start trying. 8. Let them believe in their capabilities: Point out to the child what the she/he is good at and use that for the teaching learning experience, like dancing, playing a sport, creating some object, working with computer graphics, to name just a few. 9. Multidisciplinary learning: Any topic that your child is eager to learn can be associated with many disciplines. This makes it of a various subjects. 10. What that lesson or task means in the bigger picture of life: Do we ever talk about how that topic or lesson would help the child when she/he grows up and starts working? What career options does it introduce to the child? 11. Parental support: Let you children have the freedom to choose any profession in life provided they aim to reach their full potential and not be steeped in mediocrity. 12. Don’t label your child, let her/him move at her/his pace: Never label your child, don’t even refer to her/him even in passing as an underachiever. Just let them move at their pace and find the lacuna in her/his learning. 13. Group work: Group work helps to boost self-confidence and children learn very fast from other children. Here is a video about a few celebs who were underachievers in their school life, but never gave up! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vNUNrPyF-Rw Neither the school alone can enable your child to reach her/his true potential by not shying away from achieving, nor can the parents accomplish this Herculean task all by themselves. Both must work in tandem to make the child feel secure and wanted. Every little step achieved by the child must be noticed and the focus should be on how far she/he has travelled in his journey of learning, rather than the imaginary and unrealistic milestone that you have set for the child.

© For us to realize how hard it is for the child to move forward, try doing things one whole day with your non-dominant hand. It is quite hard at first but as time passes by the hand gets trained. It is not impossible. Similarly, it is difficult for the child due to a number of reasons, to reach a goal in her/his life. With proper encouragement, support and guidance the child would be able to achieve the seemingly impossible heights. It is important for families to be a part of a support group that encourages your child to reach his optimum potential. When she/he sees that there are other children who are struggling too, the child doesn’t feel lost or alone. Never impose your dreams on your child which you were unable to accomplish in your life, as that is neither reasonable nor justifiable. Just a little change in thinking and in looking after your child would go a long way in making the child surge forward with pride and confidence. It’s worth a try... Let us ponder on these timeless quotes: \"I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work.\" -Thomas Edison “Everyone is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” -Albert Einstein Dhira Madan \"A dad is an anchor upon which his children stand.\"

Tarot Power © June 2021 ARIES You will spend a lot of time nursing someone in your family to good health. Your timely care will ease their medical problems and decrease the mental stress. Relations with your partner may not be up to your expectations and unless there is proper communication you would not be able to do anything at all. Have a little patience because all that will be bothersome will eventually be sorted out. A love relation that you begin with a Sagittarian will bring chutzpah to your life. Use bright orange to increase the intensity in love. TAURUS Friendship, romance and love that links your past comes back to sparkle your life and mesmerise you. You will be surprised by the attention of someone that you thought had lost interest in you. In fact, you might receive and be touched by a letter, card or call that will catch you off guard. A chance encounter with a Capricorn will bring a pleasant interlude and a high position will be offered by this person with whom you had worked for in the past. Use rose pink hues to keep the love vibes strong. GEMINI You will feel that your relationship has overburdened and oppressed you and has made you take on more than you can deal with. Your playful imagination and chirpiness has been stifled by too many worldly concerns and the passion and amour has been lost. You may need to give your love life a reality check and relinquish certain habits or things that are taking the relationship from bad to worse. Take a break; a week, a day or even an afternoon and spend some time with your partner to rekindle the passion. Using lavender hues will be soothing and stimulating.

CANCER © There may be a miscarriage of justice as unfair treatment in love is unpunished. Your case may not be well represented, either through the legal system or by close friends who appear weak and less than supportive. Try not to let disappointment lead to further recrimination. A love affair that you start with a Scorpio will be full of light-hearted loving moments that will drive away all your worries. Using aquamarine shades in clothing, décor and accessories will keep you in an amorous spirit. De-clutter and give your private space a makeover. LEO Love will be all around you as you meet a soul-mate. However you recoil from this person due to a past betrayal in love. Put aside the past in order to claim the love you need and deserve. Cross-roads of some sort where decisions of major importance will have to be made will be in front of you and your choice will influence your future. Don’t hesitate, risk it and leave no room for regret. Someone very special will be there to support you. It could be a complicated relationship inviting gossip and a lot of unnecessary attention. Use golden hues to stabilise your relationship. VIRGO If you are in a relationship then get ready for wedding bells and wedding vows. A hectic schedule packed with loads of loving and unlimited fun will add to the excitement of the coming marriage. For those searching for love, get ready to meet an enigmatic Gemini individual whom you will instantly respect. He may teach you about divine love so that when you are ready, you may open your heart to a future partner. It will be an excellent time for spiritual development and togetherness. Use purple hues to strengthen the bond of love. LIBRA In the coming weeks, you should take care not to antagonise your partner as there are chances of the relationship becoming volatile. Remain calm and refrain from being bold. Stay quiet and wait till things have calmed down before having a logical communication with your partner. Avoid going for a drive with your loved one, if you do, remain mindful of what other road users are doing, particularly at junctions and roundabouts. Do not accept offers from anyone that you have any doubts about. Using silver hues will keep you intuitive and peaceful.

SCORPIO You may need to hold back from or calm a possible © affair, which should you make a move, threaten to overpower you. Rather than be consumed by the fantasy of an obsession, wait for a while. There may be chances of an internal conflict, when you feel torn between two courses of action, one of which appeals to your wild side. Befriending your strengths and weaknesses will empower you to find love. It does not matter how you feel at this time, you will overcome your obstacles and that is what you should be focussing on. Use beige and cream hues for inner strength. SAGITTARIUS If you are in a relationship then looking back upon a present relationship brings feelings of satisfaction as you realise that you have made the right decisions in love. This evaluation of your time together deepens a special bond. There will be beginnings and endings, presenting you with second chances and fresh starts in love if you are still single. There are indications that you might feel drawn to a friend who becomes a lover within no time. Crimson hues will attract true love in your life and make it worthwhile. CAPRICORN Major excitement and unexpected events will sweep you off your feet and you will be in an explosive state of feeling that whatever happened was unbelievable and maybe just a dream. You may entertain a passionate lover or you will be surprised by the attentions of a stranger who will interest you and you may feel drawn to this person in a very sensual way. Whatever happens, will be sudden, unexpected and unexplained. In fact your hopes will be realised because of the arrival of someone that you will find incredibly attractive. Use floral hues to gear up for your special encounters. AQUARIUS A time of serenity which grows out of the testing of the dreams of the past. Sometimes an old love from the past returns, or a cherished dream which one has held in the past seems possible. The blind in love state has solidified and although the past may seem beautiful and irrevocably lost, something of its promise emerges, tempered and strengthened into the present. In fact a loved one may wish to apologise for an earlier rift, and you will pick up just where you left off as though you had never been apart. Use orange hues to invite fun, frolic, love and laughter.

PISCES © A professional whom you consult for advice in business or in connection with a domestic problem may warm your heart and protect your interests but don’t rush into love before thinking things through. The parental figure, or even a pedantic partner may attempt to dominate you and this controlling behaviour manifests as an unwillingness to really engage with you in any reasonable way. So if you love order and tradition, keep excitement low on your agenda and you will be happy in your relationship with an authority figure. Yellow hues will be perfect for a hassle-free, loving relationship. - Alka is a widely travelled Academician, educationist, professional tarot card reader and a certified counsellor and psychotherapist. She has been reading tarot cards professionally for divinatory purposes as well as a tool for personal transformation, guidance, self-empowerment and for making decisive choices for the last several years. Facebook.com/alkastarot Instagram Handle- #alkastarot Contact No-9910367241 \"The value of a loving father has no price.\"

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