Returning to oneself in the golden hour: The silence in which respect lives

Learning to be a wise parent to grown children is a special inner work. The process within the Golden World gently turns a person's gaze away from other people's windows and back into their own home.

First to go is the restless urge to control everything, to lecture, or to beg for attention. Then comes a taste for one's own freedom, for one's own interests, for quiet mornings and bright memories without bitterness or resentment.

And then that rare, precious balance is established between the generations: each lives on their own territory, no one trespasses on another's boundaries, and when they meet, only warm, sincere respect shines in their eyes.