Kabbalist Responds: Why Dogs Help Autistic Children

Why do dogs help autistic children? Autistic children tend to withdraw and find it difficult to communicate with people around them. They feel lonely, and dogs are indeed one way to help them. Autistic children often develop special relationships with their dogs, patting, hugging, and taking care of them with patience and devotion. What does a dog give an autistic child that human beings do not? When a dog gets used to a person, it is willing to accept them as a superior, both as owner and as a friend, without considering whether or not they are autistic. The dog is no friend at the level of empathizing with the child’s distress, but there is a common feeling and sensitivity between the child and the dog. It is this sensitivity that human relations are greatly lacking in our present-day world. We can thus learn from dogs the importance of increasing our sensitivity to each other. Dogs feel a lot, demand a lot, and they want to be loyal. The latter, however, is the main trait we can learn from dogs: loyalty—to our friends and to our owner, i.e., to the laws of nature that guide our every desire, thought, and motion. The more loyal we become to caring about others and developing an attitude of giving, similar to nature’s giving force, the more we would balance ourselves with nature and experience more harmony, peace, and happiness fill our lives. — ►Subscribe to the Kabbalahinfo YouTube channel: ►Take the Free KabU Course to Find True Answers About Life: This course is a journey into understanding life and how all its pieces come together. It aims to give you genuine, scientific answers to all the questions you’ve ever had about life, and most importantly, what you can do about it. Also, it aims to give you tools to upgrade how you think about and perceive reality, essential knowledge about your nature and how to restore its purpose, and help you attain self-realization. — Follow : Official Website ► Facebook ► Twitter ► Instagram ► Pinterest ► Tumblr ► #kabbalahinfo
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