Is Your Mother Wound Keeping You Separated from the Joys of Sistahood

The mother wound — the festering wound that we MUST
heal in order to fully experience the joy of being in
relationship with our sistas. 


Sistahood is the container where we GET to surrender to deeper
levels of support, deeper levels of love and accountability, but
it is virtually impossible to experience such deep connections
when your mother wound is lingering in the unhealed crevices of
your soul. 


If you find yourself mistrusting other women, playing small, or
unable to feel at peace and grounded in yourself, you may be
experiencing symptoms of a sister wound intertwined with a mother
wound. 


In this episode Shirl and Natty are chatting it up about how the
unhealed wounds from our mothers contribute to the broken
sistahood and how we can begin the process of healing both. 


WHAT’S INSIDE:


How the mother wound and sistahood wound are intertwined

What the cape is costing us when the hurt from our mothers is
unhealed

Effectively grieving the loss of the mother you wish you
had 

How the mother wound contributes to how we do relationship
with others

How healing the wounds from your mother starts the healing of
the sistahood wound




This episode is the second in the sistahood series. 


Tune in now. 


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LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:


Superwoman Archetype Quiz
Not Your Superwoman Healing Circle
Shades of Strong Instagram
Black Mother Wound Instagram






Other Episodes in Season 4 Can the
Sistahood Circle Be Unbroken?
Identifying the Layers of the Black Superwoman
Cape
Things We’ve Lost to the Superwoman Cape



LISTEN TO EPISODES in the Not Your Superwoman
Mini-Series


Healing the Little Black Girl Behind the Strong Black
Woman


Rest. Because Sometimes Your Strength Gets
Tired


The Fine Line Between Independent and Too
Independent


Never Let  What They Think of You Silence You


You Get to Be Strong and Vulnerable


Strong Black Women Feel Things Too


You Are the Most Important Person in Your Life