We’re rounding year 2 of her “graduation”. And before that, like you perhaps, I was in the “sandwich”: mom on one side and parenting / #caregiving for my mother on the other.

The #mechanicalwonderman asked again today what I wanted for Mother’s Day.
“To hear my mom’s voice again…” yes, that’s I want.

Needless to say, her voice lives elsewhere now. Yet her legacy and magic thrives here, still.

‘Round age 5, I had trouble falling asleep. Anxiety filled my mind and body with “worry” – sensitivities of “what I might see” as I fell asleep because I had Sight.

Mom taught me a sort of chant, prayer, self-hypnosis body scan sort of thing when feeling anxious in the “moments of dark” that helped me feel powerful and calm.

I have used this empowering tool, during those “dark nights of the soul” times when anxiety feels like an avalanche and the thinking mind a runaway train (hello perimeno sleeplessness mixed with unpredictable sides of grieving served up whenever and a dash of wth burnout of world events).

This tool is simple and soothing. Easy. Helpful for some of the 5-year-old blooming seers, empaths, HSP’ers out there or you, my healer, helper, caregiver friend.

Channeling the calming energy of mom – who brought Hummingbird medicine to everyone she met – mixed with the gift of my voice is a link below to a meditation. Nothing fancy. Simple and simply made with love. A Mother’s Love. Happy Mother’s Day or (re)Mother’s Day to you.

No strings. No opt-in. All yours. A Mother’s gift…

So that you find power and ease in allowing the landscape of your body to fall asleep, knowing my momma’s magic.

She was amazingly perfectly imperfectly amazing. Everyone loved Jennie. Her magnetism, genius. Glorious. And her wisdom… rooted. Dare I say her #1 value: kindness.

I trust that this recording serves in the highest and best right that is meant to BE.

Share as you will, wherever you will.

https://youtu.be/a5GbPc4xhaA

Peace BE. Sleep well and take good care of your precious #sanctuaryself 💜 #holdmyhand #mommaproject @heeriam2017