I’m a Daoist. Teaching my children techniqes of meditation, which have positive influences on mental health (don’t even @ me, I will flood you with peer-reviewed citations) is abuse? Teaching them the benefits of regular exercise is abuse? Teaching them to pay attention to what’s going on with their bodies is abuse? Encouraging honest self-reflection is abuse?
I think the spiritual points of some regions are not as bad, but teaching the prejudice and idolatry of some of them I believe it’s not good for children and should be seen as child abuse.
I’m a Daoist. Teaching my children techniqes of meditation, which have positive influences on mental health (don’t even @ me, I will flood you with peer-reviewed citations) is abuse? Teaching them the benefits of regular exercise is abuse? Teaching them to pay attention to what’s going on with their bodies is abuse? Encouraging honest self-reflection is abuse?
You have a weird definition of abuse.
That’s a straw man.
I think the spiritual points of some regions are not as bad, but teaching the prejudice and idolatry of some of them I believe it’s not good for children and should be seen as child abuse.