Are We Accepting Too Much Darkness in Parenting?
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Kabbalistic Parenting: 10-minute Boost

Are We Accepting Too Much Darkness in Parenting?


Published: July 16, 2026
Originally recorded: July 16, 2026

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Lesson Highlights

  • The mindset "such is life" can keep parents stuck in unnecessary struggle
  • Accepting difficult behaviors as "normal" may prevent meaningful change
  • Story of Zulu families and what they reveal about parenting assumptions
  • Three step tool:
  1. Desire: I want to distinguish light from darkness
  2. Question: What darkness have I accepted?
  3. Desire: I want the Light from this situation


Lesson Description

What have we accepted as "just part of parenting" that doesn't have to be? In this lesson, Michael Ordoñez invites us to challenge the belief that conflict, disrespect, and struggle are simply unavoidable. Through a practical three-step tool, we can identify the darkness we have accepted and cultivate greater Light and understanding in our parenting.


Continued Study

This lesson is inspired by Michael Berg’s teaching, Devarim: Gaining True Vision in the Darkest Times
For deeper study, watch the full video here


About This Course

Explore key spiritual principles and their application to parenting and the development of meaningful parent-child relationships. This course is intentionally structured to accommodate the demands of busy schedules, providing concise yet substantive guidance to inform and support your approach to parenting.


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