Mom, I Miss You.

This book is a journey into the depths of the soul, to that little "me" who has spent a lifetime longing for warmth, love, and understanding. Across 33 chapters, the author guides readers through the pain, loneliness, and childhood wounds, showing how emotional traumas from parents shape our perception of love, relationships, and ourselves. You will discover: - How early hugs, looks, and even silence from parents leave lasting marks on our inner world.- Why we unconsciously seek parental love in adult relationships.- Practices of inner parenting, forgiveness, and self-comfort.- How to replace the inner critic with a voice of kindness and care.- Secrets to building an inner home, a sense of safety, and harmony.- How to stop passing old wounds onto the next generation.- The power of support and collective healing through circles of women and men.This book is especially valuable for those whose mothers are no longer with them. Through exercises, stories, and practices of inner connection, it helps you feel as if your mother is near, hear her love, embrace your inner child, and experience the warmth and security that may have been missing. Mom, I Miss You is both a cry of the soul and a healing practice, blending psychology, self-development, and real-life stories. It is a guide for anyone who wants to hear their inner child, heal past wounds, and open their heart to true love, joy, and inner peace.

Pagina's: 86, Paperback, Independently published