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Divine
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Long before you were born, your soul had decided who your mother would be.
Some of us chose lovely mothers. Others, not so much. However, each of us chose the exact mother we required to bring us to this point today, on Mother's Day 2018, to be having the feelings, realizations, understandings, longings, sorrows, joys and releasings that we are having today. In other words, we chose the mother who would provide us with the soul lessons we agreed to. In my own experience as a mother of three children and a step-son, now all adults, my belief is that mothers are here to protect and mentor their children. Their job is to make sure they get to independence as wholly and authentically as they can. However, that's just my belief. Your belief of what it means to be a mother, whether you are a mother or step mother or not—may be different than mine. Your mother's belief of what it means to be a mother or step mother—may all be very different than mine or yours. This is because all souls are working on different lessons at different times, and thus we don't have to all agree that Mother's Day is a Hallmark card, or a brunch, or breakfast-in-bed. We can be thankful—or not. We can be grateful—or not. We can be angry—or not. We can miss them when then transition—or not. Whatever you are feeling today, on this day that is absolutely LOADED with mainstream sentiment, is okay. Just be with it, feel it, and if it feels like too much, you have the option to opt out and do something else. We are all learning exactly the soul lessons we're here to learn. You don't have to worry that you're doing it wrong, or you're not getting what you need, or that your experience is different than others. Your soul knows the way. Feel what you feel, and keep going. Much love, SARA Comments are closed.
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Sara Wiseman is a visionary teacher of spiritual intuition. She's taught hundreds of thousands of students via her books, courses and training.
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