Luckily, I don’t think my children ever asked me point blank “where do babies come from?”.  If they had I don’t know what I would have said, but it might have been something like, “Well, you see babies, uh… well when mommies and daddies, uh… oh look, there’s Dairy Queen, want an ice cream?”

Fortunately, since I have been studying with a spiritual advisor, I now completely and truly understand where babies come from and I know exactly how to explain it to my grandchildren someday.

“While All is in THE ALL, it is equally true that THE
    ALL is in ALL. To him who truly understands this
    truth hath come great knowledge.”–The Kybalion

THE ALL is God.  Everything and everyone in God’s creation is All.  All exists within God.  “All is in THE ALL.”

And…”THE ALL is in All.”  God exists in All.   Which means that every one of us is a little atom of God Himself.  We are All in THE ALL.

Babies are gifts from God, made in the image of God, not physical image but spiritual image.  It is up to us to cherish them and raise our children as such, and teach them as such.  Therefore, we must live our lives with the respect, honor, and knowledge that every human, every animal, every tree, every flower, every blade of grass, every tiny little insect is a little itty-bitty teensie-weensie, but enormously important, part of God.

(I also believe that before each baby is born God calls on an angel to visit the mommy and softly whisper His chosen name for the baby in her ear.  This theory has been strongly tested at times since famous people have been giving their children names such as Apple and Blanket.  But, such is the way of free will.)

Since coming to the understanding of THE ALL it’s like I’ve started to see everything in high definition.  And I’m able to interpret many writings in the Bible so much more clearly.  The song “This Little Light of Mine” has so much more meaning now!  Imagine if God were singing that song about you – you are a little light of His and He is going to let you shine!  All you have to do is realize that you can because of where you really came from.