Healing Your Inner Mother: The Key to Manifesting Your Dreams

This weekend, we're diving deep into a topic that touches us all: our relationship with "mother." It's more than just our biological mom; it's about the divine mother frequency, the energy that shapes our lives from the very beginning. We'll explore how this connection influences our self-care, our ability to grow, and even how we show up in the world.

The Power of the Mother Frequency

Dreamer Playsuit in Black. 

Everything truly begins and ends with mother. This core frequency, represented by the "M" in May and Myra, is central to our existence. This past month, Myra led two powerful retreats for women, and a common theme emerged: the feeling of not having enough time for self-care and personal growth. This "lack of time" often stems from deeper stories and perceptions we hold about ourselves and our ability to receive.

Key Takeaways

• Time is a Perception: Our relationship with time is often tied to our inner narratives. By shifting our intention, we can create more time.
• Beingness Matters: How we show up, our aura, and our energetic field transmit powerful messages before we even speak.
• Daily Practice is Key: Even a few minutes of practice can help clear our energetic field and align our direction.
• Dance for Healing: Movement, especially circular hip movements, can be incredibly powerful for physical and emotional healing.
• Nature as a Healer: Connecting with nature, like sitting with Mother Earth, offers non-judgmental love and support.
• Completion Brings Freedom: Bringing cycles of healing to completion, including parental wounds, is essential for liberation.

Understanding Our Relationship with Time

Our first experience of love and intimacy is with our mother. The stories we carry from our past relationships with our mothers shape our present reality. For instance, a simple intention set in the morning – like being parents who get their kids to school on time and have fun doing it – can completely shift the experience. This shows how we can consciously alter our narratives and, consequently, our reality.

The Influence of Our Beingness

What we are – our beingness – speaks volumes. It's carried in our aura, our radiant body, and our subtle bodies. If we intend to be a medicine woman, our exterior and how we show up must reflect that. This energetic field is magnetic; if we are magnetically charged with the idea of "not having time," then reasons for not having time will constantly appear. Conversely, inserting the belief "I have time" can ripple outwards and create that reality.

The Importance of Daily Practice

To clean this magnetic field, a daily practice is vital. As Guru Jagat says, focusing on the right direction is key. This direction often starts with a daily practice, even if it's just for three minutes. These practices help us move energy, ground ourselves, and build the stamina needed to move through life. In these charged times, cleaning our resonant magnetic field is more important than ever.

The Survival Mind vs. Thriving

Our brains are hardwired for survival. This quick, first response can often be mistaken for intuition. If our intuition is always focused on survival, our lives become about surviving, leading to a depleted, hyper-vigilant state. Shifting from this survival mode allows us to move into a state of thriving and relaxation, witnessing our own beingness.

The Healing Power of Dance and Nature

Dancing, especially with flowing skirts representing the circle of life, can be incredibly transformative. The women at the retreats experienced profound shifts just by dancing to soulful rhythms. Similarly, connecting with nature, like applying clay to the face in the forest, allows us to sit with Mother Earth in a non-judgmental space. This act of vulnerability and connection can be deeply healing.

Completing Cycles and Forgiving Parents

Healing often involves bringing things to completion. This includes addressing parental wounds. It's important to remember that our parents were doing the best they could with the information they had. Forgiving them, and forgiving ourselves for not being perfect parents, is a crucial part of this process. These stories and wounds live in our bodies and minds, and by bringing awareness to them, we can release them.

Embracing the Flow of Life

Life is a constant process of transformation, but our minds can keep us stuck in familiar patterns. We need to embrace the "fluid chaos" – the ebb and flow of life, like a river. Finding moments of peace within the chaos, and approaching this journey with humor and humility, is key. This isn't about waiting for healing to do something; it's about integrating healing into our ongoing lives.

Mother Bali and the Gateway Home

Our relationship with our inner mother is our gateway home. Disconnection – from nature, from ourselves – is a major issue in humanity today. This disconnection often manifests as a struggle with our physical form, which is intrinsically linked to our relationship with the physical mother, Mother Earth. Leaders, like toddlers, often operate from unmet needs stemming from their own "mother issues." Healing this relationship is about nurturing, uplifting, and embracing the divine mother energy within and around us.

Staying Immaculate and Being of Service

In a world that can feel overwhelming, practices help us direct our minds to the right place, shifting our energetic field and the stories we create. Instead of focusing on what's wrong, we can amplify what's right, empowering strengths and nurturing our inner light. This Immaculate space, this connection to the Divine Mother, is our ability to merge with the infinite. Ultimately, the mission is to be of service, to imagine a better world run by leaders who are in harmony with themselves and the collective, mirroring the abundance of nature.