Hidden among the pages of the Gospel, there is a moment when the Lord Jesus, with baffling tenderness, takes a child, places them in the middle of the group, and declares-with the calm of the eternal-that the Kingdom belongs to those who resemble them. He didn't say it as a metaphor, but as a door. This book is a descent to that forgotten door: spiritual childhood. With simple language yet profound depth, this work meditates on what it means to live like a child while remaining an adult. This isn't about nostalgia, but about return. It doesn't propose an infantile spirituality, but a faith without guile. Each chapter explores a quality of the heart of the Gospel child-their trust without proof, their free play, their non-judgmental gaze, their joy without calculation-and connects it with the great insights of the saints, the Church Fathers, and the very words of the Lord Jesus. This is not a book of theory, but a path. A way back home. To that hidden place where the soul no longer seeks to control... but to let itself be embraced. And at the centre, the blessed Child who looks at us from the manger and from Heaven.
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