PART 3:
Higher Perspective Series.
I also realized that my mom represents my shadow. So you want to talk about being a teacher. My mother has been my biggest teacher in life.
And so when I came home to the house I grew up in with the same dysfunction I grew up in, with a whole new fresh set of eyes, mainly being sourced from my higher self, I was able to forgive like nobody's business.
Don’t run off just yet — another insight came to me before sending off to the presses. Listen below for more juicy wisdom.
One more note on forgiveness:
My mom represented to me all of my own lack that I have been feverishly working through the past couple years — all of my own unworthiness, all of my own scarcity, all of my own judgment and criticism and shame — all of my dark that I have just kind of illuminated over the years, befriended, gotten to know all of the inner stuff. She got inherited from my mother.
What's so amazing is the moment I started to treat my mother like a mirror, I loved her so much more. The minute I started to treat anyone or everything like a mirror, I loved so much harder.
I had so much more compassion and understanding and generosity and no judgment when I started to treat everything like a mirror.
Because the truth is, when I forgive my mom for her shadow, the more I was actually able to see her higher self. And for the first time in my life, it was like we were both living from our highest selves together in harmony.
And it was beautiful.
Forgive on.
See you tomorrow for Part 4: Identity reckoning (this is a good one!)
Ciao for now,
M
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