Masters of Life

As women, and even more so as we transition into motherhood, we possess very heightened awareness of the world around us.  Increasingly so once we become a parent due to the nature of this exquisitely important and precise guiding role, key to our species survival and evolution.  

Our children are wide open and vulnerable as they integrate the newness of this realm.  They are using a very delicate, very sophisticated guidance system -- all six senses -- to tune-in to us on all levels. Whether we are aware of it or not, as we interact with reality around us, our children are continuously interpreting our dance.  They are drawing conclusions from our behaviour and taking us very, very seriously.    

Much like wild animals, our offspring take their cues about the world from the mother.   The young are very acutely tuned-in to mother's reactions and responses to everything she encounters.  They have innate trust in the mother's wisdom of the world and in her response to each stimulus in this Earthy interface.

To support the conscious evolution of our planet, we must be masters of our environment and masters of our minds.  Feeling grounded in time and space and being consciously aware of the container which we create and work within is key to having right-for-evolution responses to the world around us.  These responses will be taken up by and advanced upon by our children as they grow and mature.

Things to consider for examination on this journey are: how we model our dance with time, how we model our response to unexpected events, how we communicate with those around us, how we use language to label the things we see and experience.  

The way in which we as mothers trust in and connect to the Earth itself, as our Great Mother, creates the interface for our children's reality and forms their entire belief system.  In the wild, if a mother makes too many moves that model wrong-for-evolution behaviour, her children, and perhaps she, will not survive long.  The mother's purpose is to pass along choices that support the survival of her offspring.  

Human consciousness can not evolve until we decide to become more conscious parents.  This involves being more discerning with what we pass along, ridding ourselves of old, useless beliefs and thought patterns and choosing instead to model right-for-evolution ways of living and being.  In fact, Human Beings, as "successful" as we may appear to be, will not survive here unless we do.