angelot

Hello everyone,

I’ve wanted to talk about this situation for a long time, but I’m not sure it’s appropriate to bring it up here. Oh well, I’m taking my chances.

My youngest daughter (3 years old) received a necklace at her birth with a pendant depicting a cherub. She has worn it every day since her first birthday.

What intrigues me is that, without her playing with it, her little angel leaves her chest to take refuge on her back…
I have already asked the little girl about this to find out if she was pushing it back, but she just smiles and tells me that it’s better this way.

Does this have any meaning?

Sincerely,

Lunar glow

Hello eclairlunaire,
I’ve seen a few people who prefer to wear their pendant facing “backward,” meaning on the back.
Maybe she feels more protected this way? And thinks the little angel protects her from others' gazes (especially those behind her).
I don't know if it's correct.
See you soon, ClaudiaC

Thank you Claudiac for your reply :D.

As strange as it may seem, she seems to fit my little one perfectly: one eye in front, one eye in back, so she's never caught off guard :P…

What a quirky little woman this child is… she feels the sadness before the tears come, she knows exactly what feels good and what hurts (and she takes full advantage of it with her ‘poor’ sisters ::)) and her eyes hold all the tenderness in the world, even as her smile reveals a deeply rooted mischievous side…
And she talked to me for a long time about the ghost that was in my room, without the slightest hint of fear in her words.

The cherub undoubtedly protects her, for she seeks his touch and smiles…

If one believes in reincarnation, I would say that she reminds me of my late and much-missed grandmother in many ways. :-*.

Who knows… ???

Thank you again for your opinion and your interpretation.

Sincerely,

Eclair

Children are very “good” at understanding us, and I think we often underestimate them.
They experience a lot of emotions, particularly up to the age of 3 to 5.
If children refuse to hold an adult's hand, it is not merely out of caprice; I am convinced that children immediately sense "bad souls" and "bad people"—they perceive their auras, and those auras do not convince them.
I think your daughter feels all of these things, especially if she has inherited something. Perhaps she thinks that in front of her she can see, and behind her the little angel watches over her.
And I believe in reincarnation. Let her grow, and maybe you’ll discover even more things.
See you soon, Eclair.

ClaudiaC

Hello Claudiac,

I am reading with barely contained emotion the lines you just wrote

Indeed, we are living here, in my region, the tragic loss of two little girls, two little fairies aged 10 and 7, taken from their families by the wolf, the solitary man who waits, crouched in the shadows, to commit the irreparable and the unforgivable :o >:( >:( >:(

If they had been younger, they would certainly have refused to shake his hand, as they might have sensed his dark soul… What a shame that this ability has disappeared :-[

In a moment like this, I am grateful for this habit of my little one's: her eyes to look people straight in the face, and another, angelic one, to protect her from what she does not see.

May her little angel and our vigilance protect her, as well as her sisters and all the children.

See you soon

Éclair

Hello Eclair,

I'm picking up on your phrase:

In a moment like this, I am grateful for this habit of my little one's: her eyes to look people straight in the face, and another, angelic, to protect her from what she cannot see.

May her little angel and our vigilance protect her, as well as her sisters and all the children.

I hope so too!

Especially since children are so pure and need to be protected.

Best regards, ClaudiaC