Instead of leaving the child with its own limited but deep and incomprehensible feelings, the parent, hopelessly involved in the sympathetic mode of selfless love, and spiritual love-will, stimulates the child into a consciousness which does not belong to it, on the one plane, and robs it of its own spontaneous consciousness and freedom on the other plane.
And this is the fatality.

Long before puberty, by an exaggeration and an intensity of spiritual love from the parents, the second centers of sympathy are artificially aroused into response.

And there is an irreparable disaster.

Instead of seeing as a child should see, through a glass, darkly, the child now opens premature eyes of sympathetic cognition.

Instead of knowing in part, as it should know, it begins, at a fearfully small age, to know in full.