The problem is that many of us stop short and never make it fully through all the steps of phase 1, so the fruits and gifts aren’t fully tasted. During this second phase of healing the Mother Wound we begin to increasingly integrate, embody and realize ourselves as the Divine Feminine, and ultimately as the Self. As we complete these steps, and if we stick with the process, there begins a second phase. I would say the steps above are phase 1 of the healing process, which together work to de-construct the false self. Transform the inner mother into an unconditionally supportive one.Fill the mother gap with our own love and love from those around us.

Process the emotions of grief and anger that arise after we have the mental clarity.Gain mental clarity on the “mother gap” (gap between what you needed and what you actually received from your mother) and how you have compensated for this gap through dysfunctional patterns and beliefs.The process that I offer on healing the Mother Wound supports one to: In this post I’d like to talk about what it’s like to come out the other side of the Mother Wound and why it’s so important to stay committed to your healing. The light at the end of the tunnel was more than I could have imagined during all the years I spent processing my early wounds. I came so close to giving up so many times, and I’m so glad that I didn’t because I had no idea what gifts and transformations were lying before me. It’s important to keep going because the pain does in fact come to an end. Yet, it’s at this place when it’s important not to give up, to hang on and get the necessary support to keep going. It’s common for people to reach places of intense discomfort and think “What am I doing wrong? I thought I was healing, but I feel miserable! When is the pain going to end?!” It’s at this point that people can get down on themselves, get distracted, or doubt their ability to heal. It’s not linear the way our minds would like it to be. It has cycles and spirals of ups and downs. The tendency to “power through” doesn’t work in terms of the healing process, which has an organic intelligence that can’t be forced. This atmosphere of being rushed can be challenging when we are in the process of healing emotional wounds, because the process unfolds on its own timeline. There’s an atmosphere of pressure to be productive, to show our value through what we do, and to expect instant results from our efforts. Another time will be arranged for you.We live in a very fast-paced culture. Please note that no refunds will be issued if cancelled within 48 hours of your booking time.To book please email me or text 0422 958 100 and I’ll call you to arrange your appointment.Īppointments are with me in my Buderim studio. This is a beautiful and empowering healing that can help you release much while gifting you freedom from the pain you’ve been carrying. In this healing ritual we cast circle calling in our Goddesses and Guides, I then work intuitively using whatever modality is fitting to reveal the wounds – then we do a Shamanic Munay Ki Rite of Womb ceremony to heal them. Many women carry deep trauma in their wombs created by various factors such as childbirth, abuse, negative patterns of behaviour ingrained in us from childhood and even past life experiences. This is a beautiful ritual designed to help you heal the parts of your Divine Feminine that are wounded and causing you emotional pain.

Healing the divine feminine