Join us on this episode where Daniela and Gerogina are joined by Michelle Gomez, a spiritual life coach and author, to discuss the mother wound and its impact on BIPOC women. She explains that the mother wound for BIPOC women is influenced by systems of oppression, such as patriarchy and organized religion, as well as cultural traditions that don't empower women. Gomez emphasizes the need for women to unlearn these teachings and cultivate their own power and self-love. She also discusses the importance of understanding and forgiving our mothers, recognizing that they, too, have their own wounds and experiences. The conversation delves into personal journeys of healing and the complexities of mother-daughter relationships. In this conversation, Michelle Gomez discusses her personal experience with the mother's wound and the impact it had on her adult life. She explores her journey of anger and resentment and the process of healing and acceptance. She emphasizes the importance of understanding and language in healing the mother wound, and the role of indigenous practices in reconnecting with mother energy. The conversation concludes with advice for those beginning to heal their mother's wounds.
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Key words: mother wound, BIPOC women, healing, empowerment, forgiveness, cultural traditions, self-love, mother wound, healing, caretaker, anger, resentment, acceptance, indigenous practices, mother energy
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