Calling On The Wisdom Of The Mother

How is your relationship with your mother? Have given up on your relationship with your mother? Do you resent her? In this inspirational audio class, Ana Barreto shares seven insights to help you understand the wisdom of your life that was brought forward with your mother. It will open your awareness and soften your heart and begin to heal your relationship with your mother.

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Interesting. A new angle to think about. My mother died 30 years ago. I loved her despite the fact that she and my father were hard on us and I earned one cuddle in my whole life. My mother had no ability to show any of us love. Nor did her’s. The war generations.
However I loved her still and was broken when she finally died. Later I realised that I couldn’t drag up one happy memory although I just did then oddly enough. That was when they visited the project where I worked after University.
Anyway I am going to try harder to remember and find the good memories. They drank too much. Especially my mother. She was bored and trapped. They argued.
Meanwhile I have my elder daughter who doesn’t seem to accept me! So sad. And she has a baby now too. It’s heartbreaking and I want to fix it somehow but Amber is angry and has no good memories of her childhood. Just like me. I got a few things wrong so it seems. I didn’t know. I gave my girls freedom (like the thing I never had) and miscalculated all the rest. I was on my own after the first 12 years. My girls both got firsts at university and I thought I’d done well until at 24 my elder said what an awful mother I had been! Bottom fell out of my world. 16 years later and now a grandma and the rift is worse. We are all a bit autistic in our various ways, and bright too.
I am working on this. I have another daughter who occasionally challenges and then I feel hopeless but we patch it and accept it cos we meditate. Being a mother is a thankless task? True or not? Our purpose is to protect our children and nurture in every way. I tried but got it wrong. Tough one. Sad one. I love my girls and they probably both love me but one is full of anger in her scientific head and I do hope she can forgive the stuff that she is so cross and upset about, and accept her disorganised mother who has managed through thick and thin to accept the world and be quite happy and honoured to have come this far.
Life eh! Meditation has been the most useful tool in my life and will always be. I’m grateful for that. 🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️
Thank you

Wonderfully insightful!
I’d love to share this with my daughter but she’d come back at me with daggers!
Great information regardless. Very true as well. My mom is gone but she was a strong yet loving person. I learned a great deal from her. Thank you for this talk.
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Thank you Ana. I do keep her in my love. She’s 37, recently married to a wonderful man. She was up here recently (she lives 3 hours away in the Bay Area and I’m in the mountains of California) and told my best friend of 41 years that she doesn’t like the way she talks to me but can’t help herself. I understand what she’s saying, but it hurts me a lot. Maybe I need to do more Ho’oponopono for her. Thank you for your sweet reply.
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Wow. Tears. Hope. Thank you 🙏Where can I find more of your work/ your books?

Thank you so much. Yes indeed I did need to hear this for more than one reason. Namaste 🙏

Beautiful as always.. truly what I needed. Thank you Ana!