The truth about Black Bean

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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Classic stories, unforgettable, profound philosophy, lifelong benefits. The Dark Bean has powerful magic, and the black mist it emits makes everyone irritable. However, the Dark Bean is merely an illusion of the Love Bean. When it is surrounded by the power of love, the Dark Bean sheds its disguise and transforms into the Love Bean. This story is like an allegory about love, suggesting that love can dispel all darkness. In his book "Love and Prayer," Washington Jarvis wrote: "Love—the selfless love that seeks no reward—is the most powerful force in the universe, with immeasurable influence on both the giver and the receiver." Love can be taught. When children grow up in a loving embrace, the best way to nurture them is to let them feel loved, because love is like a bucket—only when it is filled with water can it be poured out. Psychologist John Gottman found that if parents actively participate in their children's lives and show emotional concern, they often possess the virtue of love. Conversely, children who feel excluded or belittled by their parents often exhibit strong aggression. Therefore, parents should wholeheartedly embrace the role of their children's "emotional coach." Love can be taught. Adults can help children define loving behaviors through various methods such as games, crafts, and discussions, depending on their age. For example, love is caring, love is separation, love is kindness, love is thinking of others—this way, the meaning of love becomes concrete. Starting with the small things around us, we can help children develop more sensitive love senses and enhance their ability to love. Love can be taught. If parents and children can read such stories together under the gentle glow of evening lights and grasp the cleverness of the stories, the warm affection passed between them will surely blend with the deep love in the story, leaving a lasting impression on the child.