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Why can children’s condition be connected with parents from destiny-analysis and faith perspectives?

English translation draft · Based on the Chinese article. This is not a word-for-word translation approved by Master Shengyuan.

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I have discussed minors’ close connection with parents and household through destiny analysis and faith. Parents doing well have more strength to support children. Long-term unhappiness or suppression also deserves care. This is an understanding of family connections in religious service, not a uniform judgment of every child’s experiences.

Discussing news of a child lifted by a kite, I explicitly said accidents can happen in an instant and did not focus on blaming parents. Seeing an accident cannot immediately establish parental irresponsibility or a particular problem.

Reminding adults to care for their minds and family means looking beyond the child alone. Wind, the child’s weight and movements also contributed and cannot be reduced to one religious cause. First attend to avoidable risks and care, while willingly facing unhappiness, rather than add family guilt through faith.

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