The Secret Kindergarten | For Young Children
The Secret Kindergarten is a freedom-minded podcast for young children aged 2.5 to 7, created by former early childhood educator Gino Volante. It aims to provide content free from indoctrination and sinister agendas, with undertones promoting Natural Law principles. The podcast encourages bonding between children and caring adults, fostering a connection with nature. It also offers a companion show for grown-ups to support families and communities in early childhood education.
Episodes
The Butterfly, The Dog and The Sparrow (re-upload)
The card of The Fool in the Tarot implies the start of something new, or a fresh beginning. Some people don’t get to start until they are very old. Sometimes some people never start for their whole lives! But if we spend lots of time, as young children, in play…. we are given more of a chance to begin our Hero’s Journey much sooner than would be expected. The more young children play, the more the
More Stories and Music
"Before concentration sets in the teacher can do what she likes more or less, because she upsets nothing important. She can intervene in the children’s activities if necessary. I have read of a Saint who tried to attract the abandoned boys of the streets of a town who were learning bad habits. What did he do? He tried every means to amuse them. That is what the teacher must do at this stage. The u
Stories and Music
Outside of play, stories are the modality for teaching, instruction and explaining things to young children. Let's read more stories aloud for the children!"But one thing children at this age cannot do is follow explanations; they have no understanding for this at all. If a teacher tries to explain the subjects during the first school years, the children will react by becoming blunted and dull. Th
Listen to Stories
Here is a fantastic tip about reading stories to young children to influence change. It was spoken by Rudolf Steiner at a faculty meeting on the 14th of June, 1920. Dr. Steiner: "It is unavoidable that the anthroposophical children hear things at home. That is not dangerous as long as the parents are reasonable. The healthy attitude of the parents will keep the children from becoming too wild, eve
The Tarantula in My Purse (re-upload)
Gino pulls the Rhodochrosite crystal from Judy Hall’s “The Crystal Wisdom Healing Oracle” to guide the show. According to Judy Hall, rhodochrosite is a crystal of transformation from self-reflection and through self-understanding and forgiveness. This crystal corresponds to the tarantula in the world of animal spirit guides. Author of “Animal Spirit Guides”, Dr. Steven Farmer puts the tarantula sp
Cobwebs
Cobwebs are found in places that we have missed — corners of the house, ceilings and under furniture. They reside in places we haven't been paying attention to. The cobwebs invites us to look out for hidden or missed opportunities in our life. Our children are bursting with opportunity for themselves and for us. Cobwebs remind us to spend time with our children, to create opportunities for them an
The Lord of The Silver Bow
They may might not be the most engaging stories for young children in the technocratic age, but not so long ago, some people thought Greek Myths were important to be translated to something palatable for children. This episode plays "The Lord of The Silver Bow", a re-telling of the Trojan war. The Secret Kindergarten wants to shine a light on people who spent their time and energy to create better
The Little Brown Bat
The Secret Kindergarten is moving towards live video streaming of the show! In the meantime, you can check out the Revolution.Radio Discord server. You can see the pictures of the book I read live. In this episode, I read, "Shadows of Night: The Hidden World of The Little Brown Bat" by Barbara Bush. Bush's books have fantastic images and nature themes that connect animals and plants to the world o
Lucky Dip Story Time | Part 2
At the end of of many shows, we do a group activity for the listeners to the feel connected with one another. This is affirming, especially for young children. The truth of Natural Law is a part of us. It is more a part of us as young children. It is easier for us to live according to Natural Law as young children. With a little bonding from caring adults, we can thrive and live free... and create
Lucky Dip Story Time
I was lucky to receive three large boxes of children's books on August the 8th. A notification on Facebook popped up asking for the contact details of a charity shop that would want a bulk lot of children's books. I tried my luck and sent the man a message. The next day, he happily delivered them to me. It was a lucky day! My mind has been fraught with my direction in life. I wonder if I am wastin
Plant Pixies
Oscar Wilde's The Selfish Giant symbolises how children require play in nature in order to grow into holistically healthy human beings. Powerful forces in nature come to the aid of families who spend time together outdoors in play. Not only part of Native American philosophy, Rudolf Steiner spoke of nature-connections. He was an inspiration for the "Eco-Spirituality" movement. Children spending ti
Pinocchio Final Episode
This episode brings us to the end of the Pinocchio series. It is time to reflect on ethics, morals and the initiation of the young child at the change of their "milk-teeth". Can we be brave enough to play and learn alongside our children and guide them through their mistakes and life lessons?LinksEsoteric Interpretation of Pinocchio:https://vigilantcitizen.com/moviesandtv/the-esoteric-interpretati
Pinocchio Goes to Toy Land
When Pinocchio goes against the advice of the fairy, he is choosing to give into worldly temptation, such as going to Toy Land instead of School. Running deeper than the exoteric message to "stay in school kids", the message speaks to spiritual development, which the fairy symbolises. The fairy represents our spiritual powers and our untapped potential related to universal consciousness and our tr
Pinocchio and The Fairy
Pinocchio, much like the Fool in the Tarot, is pure potential. He shows how it is possible to do the right thing, or the wrong thing in the present moment. This archetype is about choices in a youthful honesty. It is a card that represents creativity too. It is referenced as such in many books. Modern Tarot books suggest it is a great card to show up in a reading. It suggests that you are beginnin
Pinocchio Goes to Jail
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 125 Pinocchio goes out and lives life to the fullest, making many mistakes and trying to get by without responsibilty. He is learning, through experience, that this doesn't work out so well. There is an effect to the cause. There are consequences to actions. All his rough-sawn actions are symbolic of the hand-made wooden puppet that he is..
Pinocchio Returns
Pinocchio is considered to be, at least in part, an allegory of Italian society in the 19th century. The author, Carlo Collodi, was against the unification of Italy by monarchy in his era. It is considered likely that he was trying to show children the corruption and evil of those adults in positions of power and authority. With so much corruption, allegory and moral lessons contained in a long-st
Pinocchio Continues
Pinocchio is a story of initiation, was written by a politically active Freemason. Can you see the plurality of Pinocchio and the Fool of the Tarot? Of course the story was written in the 19th century, a time of the rise of secret societies and illumination. The mystery traditions hold allegory, symbolism, archetypes and ancient tales in high regard. Pinocchio is certainly a reflection of someone
Pinocchio
Pinocchio is a story of initiation, of striving to overcome darkness and do the right thing. Pinocchio is a character that was weaponised to promote fascism, well after Collodi wrote the story. The 19th century was full of bright, creative and spiritual people. Some of these people created powerful, symbolic art that had such Universal appeal, it could be "hi-jacked" and used for other and perhaps
Jack is Back!
There is nothing that we cannot do. We can do anything that we put our mind to. We can affect the growth of plants by transferring our intentions and energy onto them, like in The Grape Vine's Story. The lady, in a way, deceives the grapevine to please her. Jack in Jack The Giant Killer shows us that we can outsmart and outplay grown-ups as young children. We can defeat opponents much bigger than
The Moon
Young children, while clearly in the hands of the spiritual realm, are the life of imagination! The moon card in the Tarot represents the "life of imagination, apart from the life of spirit" according to A.E. Waite. Our imagination is what will get us out of the mess we're in and the children of today are our future. Families could do exceedingly well for their children's future by observing and i
Snowdrop
The Brothers' Grimm Fairy Tale, "Snowdrop", has the following message encoded in it: "For empowerment, success and control of your life - to live your true purpose…. You must: be naive/innocent; have high energy/sustained energy; be knowledgeable about psychology; recognise and work on integrating your shadow; maintain emotional wellbeing by expressing yourself through pursuits in the arts and sci
Tree Tales
Shel Silverstein's "The Giving Tree" is the perfectly crafted story. I don't understand how someone could write a children's story that was so perfect. It certainly is the best book about the relationship between man and tree. It is true that trees are wise and are motivated to serve us and love us unconditionally. We should talk to them and thank them for being here for us!AudiobooksSmith, C. E.
Flying Horses
"Let your imagination fly" and "let your imagination run wild" are phrases, when put together, might bring to mind flying horses. Among other meanings, flying symbolises the imagination. Our imagination resides in the place that embodies young children: the unconscious. Among other definitions, horses symbolise the imagination as well. Two Celtic Fairy Tales, in the episode of The Secret Kindergar
The Humble Bee
In the Māori fairy tale, The Wooden Head, we learn that dreamwork was in use in New Zealand in ancient times. We also learn that value was placed on the moments before sleep and the moments before waking. These are occulted times of the day and night, when our beings are in a suggestible state. The protagonist in The Wooden Head asks for advice on his problem situation, he dreams the solution, awa
The Valiant Little Tailor
"The Valiant Little Tailor" is considered an essential fairy tale for folklorists. What is essential about this tale for young children? The tailor character pops up in a few fairy tales. Consider Steiner, who said fairy tales are "nutrition for the soul", and the fact that fairy tales rich in symbolism. We could say that the symbolism of the tailor provides something for the soul of the child. Ta
The Miser in The Bush
Audiobooks are a great alternative to screentime. They increase comprehension. Fairy Tales contain symbolic teachings of universal principles and laws. They contain laws of three that teach us how we can live to be effective and righteous. So if young children listen to audiobooks of Fairy Tales, we are increasing their comprehension of the most important topics encoded in the stories. It's a way
Garden Party
Animals, plants and minerals communicate with each other, and with humans, in fairy tales. Fact is stranger than fiction! In real-life you can communicate with animals, plants and minerals using your intuition. Your intuition will develop when you serve the children and serve nature.AudiobooksAndersen, Hans Christian. The Buckwheat. Read by Sonia for LibriVox.Org. https://librivox.org/childrens-sh
The Robber Bridegroom
Everything is upside down and back-to-front in the world of young children. Risk-taking is good, play is crucial, physical play even more so, mistakes essential, children are here to teach us! So, with "The Robber Bridegroom" being one of the darkest fairy tales ever, could we expect this fairy tale to plant the seed of light in the hearts and minds of our young?AudiobooksGrimm, Jacob & Wilhel
Fairy Tale Families
For grown-ups, Fairy Tales get the head scratching! The rich symbolism in the sequence of the tale brings so many things to mind. The Secret Kindergarten is fun for the whole family.Audio StoriesGrimm, Jacob & Wilhelm (1785-1863). "The Salad" & "Iron Hans". Children's and Household Tales. Read by Bob Neufeld for Librivox.orghttps://librivox.org/grimms-fairy-tales-version-2-by-jacob-wilhelm
The Gnome
According to Steven Olderr's, Symbolism - a Comprehensive Dictionary, a gnome symbolises: a flash of knowledge; inspiration; enlightenment; intuition; knowledge held in secret; associated with mining. A gnome represents a force that helps us when we look within and need help when we are doing good and on the right path. Fairy Tales with mythical beings resonate with these concepts inside all of us
The King and the Polar Bear
L. Frank Baum, the author of The Wizard of Oz, also wrote fairy tales. In today's episode we read "The King of The Polar Bears" from Baum's book, American Fairy Tales. The moral from this story is, "… that true dignity and courage depend not upon outward appearance, but come rather from within; also that brag and bluster are poor weapons to carry into battle." This fairy tale contains human-to-ani
The Vikings
The Vikings, while possibly holding conquest and domination in high regard, revered stories and storytellers. Where were children when the stories were being told? Were they put to bed early while the parents could have some "grown-up" time? Or were they included in more of the community activities? It is likely that the stories were for all to here and spoke messages that were to be received on m
The King and The Fairies
A wonderful fairy tale, from New Zealand, is read in this episode. The King and The Fairies teaches the origins of the fishing net. It's amazing how the story corroborates the esoteric concept of where great ideas come from. In the story, the idea of fishing nets, comes from the fairies of the sea. Interestingly, we have covered this concept of fairies as messengers right here on the Secret Kinder
The Queen Bee
The Brothers Grimm's stories, however misunderstood, are a key to unlocking freedom for all of us here on Planet Earth! Keep listening to these stories, you will pick up on repeat sequences of symbols and numbers. These are codes that contain messages on how to live a loving human life under Natural Law. They were written, as they say, once upon a time when children were revered and grown ups were
Who Wants a Cheap Rhinoceros?
In Elizabeth Ring's book, Tiger Lilies and Other Beastly Plants, we can show young children examples of the Law of Correspondence because the book highlights plants with animal-like qualities. It also shows the connectedness of things which teaches about the Law of Vibration and how we are all connected in nature. Spending time and attention on young children, by reading these types of books, is a
Storytime: The Crystal Ball
Gino reads a Brothers Grimm's fairy tale.Why is reading fairy tales to young children important?Reading stories to young children is foundational and formative to their comprehension. Choosing old and original fairy tales is foundational and formative to understanding Natural Law. It is important to learn the symbolism and have reverence for the children and the old stories… spending time with you
The Sparrow and His Four Children
Sparrows are found everywhere you would and should find children: in parks; in gardens; on home properties and in the community. Sparrows symbolise many things that are synonymous to young children: productive and creative imagination; blooming energy and vitality; heart open to giving and receiving love; aligning posture and poise with dignity and self-respect. Fairy Tales have been proven to con
The Crystal Ball
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Kids is back! We tackle some problem situations, learn about bees, say some positive affirmations and read some Fairy Tales!Reading stories to young children is foundational and formative to their comprehension. Choosing old and original fairy tales is foundational and formative to understanding Natural Law. It is important to learn the symbolism and have rev
The Future of The Secret Kindergarten
Announcement! From now on, this channel will only contain family-friendly content for children (more of which coming soon!). If you enjoy the content for grown-ups, that I've been publishing lately, search for 'The Secret Kindergarten For Grown-ups' in your preferred platform, and you'll find it there!Your feedback is important to me and it supports my decision-making moving forward. Please do dro
Old Rinkrank
Self-defence requires self-esteem. Self-esteem comes from kindness. The King's daughter, held captive by old man Rinkrank, was forced to care for him as a cook and housemaid. The only was out was to fight in an act of self-defence. How did her self-esteem build in such a horrid situation. She was captured for years! Her acts of kindness must have been reminding her of her good nature, and highligh
What Does a Golden Key Unlock?
The boy finds a golden key in the Brothers Grimm fairy tale "The Golden Key". The golden key represents the need to take risks and be brave because life is a journey of transformation and growth. Every young child has a golden key. Do the adults give the children the freedom and opportunity to find the right door and unlock it? Will they let them explore what is behind the door?The Secret Kinderga
If I Were Famous
In this episode we supercharge our self-belief with affirmations, lessons about bees, and wondering what we want to be famous for! I would like to be famous for creating better bonds between adults and young children with the outcome of freedom for everyone! Crazy? Yes! Dumb? No! Dream big and get the kids dreaming big too. Lets work and grow the part of our brains that get the least amount of tim
Watch Out For Seagulls!
Visualisation exercises are beneficial for young children, as much as they are for adults. It counteracts the diminishing effect, of the T.V., on the imagination. What symbols and archetypes bubble up in the imagination of a young child engaged in imagination exercises? Whatever the picture paints, there are messages in there for the adults who are willing to participate in these exercises with yo
Maya The Bee - The Last Chapter
Waldemar Bonsels wanted to teach children to: respect all living beings; be courageous; be adventurous; be open-minded; acknowledge life and death and think positively. As the author of "The Adventures of Maya The Bee", he managed to convey these teachings through the journey of the little bee, Maya. For someone who, paradoxically, got swept up in the antisemitic fervour of Nazi Germany, Waldemar
Is a Hedgehog Faster Than a Hare?
"The Hare and The Hedgehog" is another deadly fable from the collection of The Brothers Grimm. The deeper experience in this story has the hare symbolising unexpected events or situations causing change. The hedgehog symbolises self-trust, self-honour and taking action on your gut feeling. The hedgehog defended his honour in a creative way that worked and ended his bothersome encounter with the ha
Maya The Bee Goes to Battle
Waldemar Bonsels wanted to teach children to: respect all living beings; be courageous; be adventurous; be open-minded; acknowledge life and death and think positively. As the author of "The Adventures of Maya The Bee", he managed to convey these teachings through the journey of the little bee, Maya. For someone who, paradoxically, got swept up in the antisemitic fervour of Nazi Germany, Waldemar
What Would You Do With a Scary Owl?
"The Owl" is a Brothers Grimm fairy tale that drips with owl symbolism. A tragic story for the owl and yet another story victimised by cancel culture to prevent violence and cruelty in children. The story really symbolises the importance of "alone time" and contemplation. It sends a message that we should be patient and search deeply to make a difficult decision that will benefit everyone involved
Maya The Bee Continues
Waldemar Bonsels wanted to teach children to: respect all living beings; be courageous; be adventurous; be open-minded; acknowledge life and death and think positively. As the author of "The Adventures of Maya The Bee", he managed to convey these teachings through the journey of the little bee, Maya. For someone who, paradoxically, got swept up in the antisemitic fervour of Nazi Germany, Waldemar
Hey! You! Give Me Your Bike!
What would your young son or daughter do in the face of bullying? How would you teach them about their natural rights, let alone teaching them how to manage their natural rights within the bounds of "man's law"? The strategy begins with spending time with your young children, creating the bond and then using the strategy of "questioning" to understand what they would do in a Problem Situation. Wou
Maya The Bee Returns!
Waldemar Bonsels wanted to teach children to: respect all living beings; be courageous; be adventurous; be open-minded; acknowledge life and death and think positively. As the author of "The Adventures of Maya The Bee", he managed to convey these teachings through the journey of the little bee, Maya. For someone who, paradoxically, got swept up in the antisemitic fervour of Nazi Germany, Waldemar
Bees Have Big Eyes
Talking about bees, the moon and doing a meditation on positive affirmations!"Where do babies come from?" this question can be diverted to learning about bees and pollination. Understanding what pollination is natures way of preparing young children for the knowledge of conception later in life.The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children is live every Saturday 2.00pm-3.00pm Eastern Time
The Oak Tree
Lazy Heinz, as deplorably lazy he was, shows gratitude in the end. He was so adamant about being lazy that he turned his life around in order to maintain his laziness. This story has a moral that sloth is not one of the seven deadly sins. Heinz commits objectively immoral sins which he recognises and admits. Deceit is worse than sloth. This Grimm Fairy Tale is a great story for those who have an u
Kings and Queens and Peasant Folk
Believing in Good opens the mind to the Spirit of Truth. How do we believe in Good? A "Good" place to start is right at home. Take a look around and acknowledge things that you are grateful for.The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children is live every Saturday 2.00pm-3.00pm Eastern Time on Revolution Radio (Studio A): https://www.revolution.radio/.https://thesecretkindergarten.com/AUDIO
The Stolen Pennies
Do you believe in karma or reincarnation? What precisely are your views regarding these truths? Reading the brothers Grimm story "The Stolen Pennies" to young children or to yourself may encourage you to reflect on your viewpoint. Do you have a firm, spiritually scientific, view on what happens to you when you die? Then put it up against this story. Does the story support your view, even in a hidd
The Story of Sigurd
"The Story of Sigurd," as told in the Poetic Eddas, is a timeless tale that holds great importance for young children. This epic saga from Norse mythology introduces young children to themes of bravery, adventure, and the eternal struggle between good and evil. The story's rich tapestry of fantastical elements, including dragons, magic, and heroic quests, captivates young imaginations, fostering a
Prince Swan
Visualisation exercises are an activity that the whole family can do. They can share their experiences and have fun with it. Imagine what a child can achieve with parents who understand the power of thought and practice visualisation. Furthermore if these parents practice visualisation with their children in a fun and playful way, we would be nurturing children to create a future so bright, that w
The King's Hares
"There is a tremendous power in thought to intelligently direct the blind forces of nature, and when a number unite in creating a thought to that end, it stirs into activity the mighty forces in the mind of the world and results in a grand demonstration of the power of mind over material elements." - The above is a quote from Mystic Words of Mighty Power, by Walter De Voe. It's an Esoteric Christi
The Eastern Rosella
Character is built on both faith and reason. There are things inside and around us that we can't fully understand. When we don't know enough, we need beliefs that are ethical and moral, and that align with our strongest convictions.The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children is live every Saturday 2.00pm-3.00pm Eastern Time on Revolution Radio (Studio A): https://www.revolution.radio/.ht
Out in The Fields With God
The "tell-a-vision", also known as T.V., does not tell the young children what to think. It does not implant subversive message into their minds. This conspiracy is the conspiracy. The television is the surrogate parent. It provides the warm hug, the teat, the care and affection… artificially. It tells the child that everything is going well. Except that all is not well… there is no adult-child en
The Robber and His Sons
This one goes out to all the secondborn humans out there! According to Manly P. Hall and the robber in The Robber and His Sons, you are good when you choose to do good today in the present moment. Don't give in to fear and uncertainty because that's where evil comes from. Don't let others have you believe that you are not good enough, don't let them turn you evil! Know that you are a good person s
The Peacock Butterflies
Young children are practising play, learning through play and growing through play. This is helping develop their brain and their ability to think. Clara Codd's Theosophy for Very Little Children has a lesson about thought called "What Things are Like". It affirms the connectedness that young children are a part of. It teaches about thought. It is an important lesson because although it is a type
The Three Bears
In this episode we talk about courtesy. Courtesy is the sign of good behaviour, according to an ancient story from the Panchatantra. Does that mean we have to be courteous? No. Is it a good idea to be courteous? Yes. Why? because it is the right thing to do, the decent thing to do. It is the opposite of being discourteous. Discourtesy is the lack of social grace. It brings us into the world of the
The Child and The Pine Tree
In this episode we look at correspondences. The home houses the family in the microcosm. The world houses the family of humanity with God as the father. Recognising these kind of correspondences, and affirming them to young children, supports and strengthens their connectedness to the micro-family and the macro-family!The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children is live every Saturday 2.0
The Rabbits' Medicine
What to do about young children? Read fairy tales, myths and ancient stories to them. Let them play in nature. Let them play! Leave them to it! Set up your environment as a play environment. What else can you do? You can practice gratitude and visualisation. So can they! Encourage them to realise what they love in their life. Encourage them to picture where they want to be and what they want to ha
The Daisy and The Sunflower
In this episode (#77) we talk about God's Plan, which is a beautiful lesson from Theosophy for Very Little Children by Clar M. Dodd. Can elements of the lesson be picked up in the story of The Daisy and The Sunflower? After learning about God's plan, can your own plans come into your mind through cloud gazing? Are there signs in the clouds to help you with your dharma? Try it out with your kids an
Jack The Giant Killer
Today we play some music, we listen to an Australian fairy tale, and to a Jack story!The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 74There is nothing that we cannot do. We can do anything that we put our mind to. We can affect the growth of plants by transferring our intentions and energy onto them, like in The Grape Vine's Story. The lady, in a way, deceives the grapevine to please he
The Monkeys and The Red Berries
When you listen with your child to an episode of The Secret Kindergarten, don't forget to read the show description, where the reasons behind the resources used are always explained. The audio is for the kids but the description is for the parents or the child carers!The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 73People need to learn the most important lessons, to find the most import
Little Red Riding Hood
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 72"Follow children learning their fables; and you will see that when they are in a position to apply them, they almost always do so in a way opposite to the author’s intention, and that instead of looking within themselves for the shortcoming that one wants to cure or prevent, they tend to like the vice with which one takes advantage of oth
Babies and Daisies
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 71"And those beautiful daisy flowers which go to sleep when the sun goes down, are like babies with their eyes shut, gone to sleep too. In the morning the daisies will open their petals out again, as soon as the sun gets up to call them and the babies will open their eyes too, and be very lively, and make sure you play with the babies! Perh
The Boy and The Broom
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 70"The Story of The Broom" teaches young children about the Natural Law Principle of Vibration. We are all connected and we have a resonant rippling effect on all things we do and how we do them. Adults' patience is put to the test when they engage in activities with young children. It is the challenge with a reward to unlocking higher powe
The Angels Help us to Grow
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 69My journey began when I decided to throw myself into the world of young children in the preschool environment. It was a place I could use my patience, and grow it. I started to get synchronicities. I didn't dive too deep into the meanings… I took them as a pat-on-the-back from God. I learned that my intuition was growing from my time "suf
The Fairy Horn
In this episode, we read more fairy tales, a timeless prayer, and then we do a breathing activity at the end!The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 68“The Vision of Visions” is taken from the Bhagavad Gita. I found it in God Talks with Arjuna: The Bhagavad Gita. How many times has “The Vision of Visions” been read? How many times has it been spoken throughout time? I have adjust
The Honest Woodman
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 67Fairy tales are important for many reasons. One reason is because fairies are real! Are there physical Tinkerbells fluttering around in the forest when you aren’t there? Maybe, maybe not. But there is life in the earth, the stones, the plants, the flowers, the trees, the sky. Fairies are a spiritually scientific way of naming this. Young
The Snow Pyramid
Today Gino reads you some old stories and myths, and if you're able to sit through to the end, we play a fun game in the snow! (because winter is coming here Down Under 😊)The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 66In this episode we introduce Parable Time, Prayer Time and we cover part of Lesson IV of The Eternal Verities for Teachers of Children. The prayer is “The Vision of Visi
The Fairies
In this episode, we learn about the magical Fairy World! I also read you a BIG FAT STORY about Soldier Jack, the choices he makes and their consequences.The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 65I discovered many hidden things about the world when I was teaching young children. Studying occult material, spirituality, Natural Law and so on, I was having such a magical time. My exp
Open All The Cages
It's time to open up the cages and let our spirits sail on the sea of life - A poetry and stories packed episode!The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 64The indigo children are clear examples of how children are “in the hands of God”. The indigo children show how children are still coming through from “the other side”. They remind us that of the water that our ships/souls sail
The Golden Bird
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 63The Golden Bird is classified in the Aarne-Thompson index as a “Supernatural Helper” fairytale. The supernatural helper is the fox. The fox is often a supernatural helper in fairy tales. In shamanic and indigenous cultures, animals are spirits, or are connected to spirits, that are here to teach and guide us. They are here to help us. Thi
The Zebra
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 62Gino reads a Brothers Grimm story that was removed after the first edition. The Children of Famine is as brutal as it sounds. The kids can handle it though! Children just came back here, they’ve likely been here before.The brothers Grimm were motivated by the belief that a true natural way of living was passed down through story over time
The Alder Tree
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 61“Enlightenment should not be regarded as an extraordinary attainment. We can all be better, wiser, and more useful if we firmly resolve to attain mental and emotional maturity.”- Manly P. HallIf you treat young children like they are mentally and emotionally mature, they will become wise, useful and be the best they can be.In this episode
William Clark Hated to Work
The Secret Kindergarten Radio Show for Young Children Ep. 60The following is from Lesson 11 (paraphrased) from The Eternal Verities for Teachers of Children:Evil swells the debts to pay,Good delivers and acquits;Shun evil, follow good; hold swayOver thyself. This is the way.There are various deceptive and dishonest methods that we might have considered inconsequential, but they do matter; they con
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