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Men and the wound of the motherWhat is a mother's wound? A mother wound can be considered as an injury to a child's psyche as a result of significant dysfunction or disorder in relation to the mother. In some cases, it is the result of the absence or lack of availability of a mother due to death, disease, adoption or other circumstances that dramatically separate the child from the mother. But more typically, a mother wound is a complex of psyche injuries of the child received for many years, often as a result of the mother acting consciously or not, by her own wound. One of the most severe classes of mental wounds occurs when the main function of the child in the relationship is to be used by the mother to meet her own narcissistic needs. How are men affected? The complex internal dynamics associated with such a narcissistic maternal wound can have multiple effects and consequences that extend deeply into a man's core, mature outward in all areas of his life and diminish his ability to possess and express his sexual energy and power in the healthy and creative ways necessary to develop and maintain successful long-term relationships of love and a life of authentic, sincere and meaningful work. Healthy ownership and expression of your sexual energy and power, in relation to yourself and others, is a challenge for many men, especially those who spend their childhood with men who abuse or avoid their own sexual energy and power. The challenge of healthy property and expression of male sexual energy is also greatly amplified in a culture in which male sexuality is routinely denigated and demonized. A mother without knowing it can complicate the matter even more for some men. The healthy desire of loving union with a woman in a sexually expressive relationship can be easily short-circuit, eclipsed by a deeply sense but ultimately erroneous romantic idealism that opens the door to repeat repeated repeated repetitions of maternal injury. A Mother Pearl (particularly if it is maintained or hidden below the level of consciousness) can also predispose a man to the vulnerability and susceptibility to dark or negative aspects of the female, as well as to condition it in the blindness and acceptance of behaviors of women in their life that they express. It can even seek and be attracted to women who embody elements on the female shadow side without being aware that she is doing it or understanding why. And it can be hard to stop. An unresolved mother wound can also make a man susceptible to feeling and/or being embarrassed by women for their vulnerability, regardless of their intentions towards him. A well-intentioned woman can often turn off an emotionally vulnerable man by inadvertently activating her beautiful Mother without even knowing it, then feel completely mythified about what happened and why. And man can't tell him because he doesn't know. This has obvious negative consequences and consequences for the relations between men and women. Finally, I see men culturally conditioned to trust women with whom they are intimate to meet all or most of their deep emotional needs. This is another expression of the unresolved wound in men and in culture itself: adult men who need, wait and encourage to be breastfeeded by wives and lovers. This is bad for both men and women, especially when treatment is not recognized, implied, and unconscious. The wounded men often seek women to heal them, and women can be great helpers and allies, but projecting the needs of the unmet mother (and related psychic injuries) to a woman is a recipe for disaster for both men and women. Why do men avoid their Blessed Mother? The awareness and recognition of his mother wound is typically a huge taboo for a man (as it is for almost any male wound by a woman). Most children have been trained and are expected to protect their mother and feelings at all costs. Fear can also be a significant deterrent. For many men (I incline), there is nothing more frightening (or unthinkable) than looking at their own Motherly Herds. I know my Father has turned out well. It hurts, but it doesn't scare me. My mother terrifies me. It feels like a well from which there is no return. My Mother's Bear is equally deep in her own way as my Father Herido, but much of it is hidden in the weeds and shadow kingdoms of my psyche. Finding their various elements and aspects, seeing them, and recognizing them for what they are is a complicated job. Central truths have not been so easy to access, and domestic and social prohibitions against doing so make it feel incredibly risky even to try. Elements of culture have amplified, and continue to amplify, the condition that I received as a child that women (especially mothers) are inherently virtuous, self-sacrificial and morally infallible, making a hard slog through the dark female world in my own even harder psyche. But this is the work I have to do, even if I feel that I am doing it imperfectly, if I have any chance of being complete, mature and complete as a man. Why is Mother Wound's work important? Mother Wounds who hide without recognizing and without healing in men not only hurts men. They also hurt women and children throughout culture. Often it seems that we are flooded with an apparently infinite sequence of stories about misogyny, abuse and violence inflicted on women by men, accompanied by equally indefinite comments on the causes. But the only factor I almost never see included in these discussions is this: Many of these men are being driven, at least in part, by the powerful and unconscious emotional energy of an unresolved mother's wounded. Until we are ready as a culture to explore and address the causes and implications of that, I don't think we're going to get too far to address the most dramatic and harmful behaviors that some men exhibit with women. That is the final end of the scale and is not representative of the behavior of most men, but as it was previously explored in this piece, there are many other negative dynamics (if less visible and less dramatic) in the lives of men who develop as a result of unresolved mother wounds. The resulting effects harm women and children, as well as men themselves, although impacts for all can be less obvious, more subtle and play for longer periods of time. We simply cannot have an emotionally and psychologically healthy society without emotionally and psychologically healthy men. Men who are driven by the emotional and psychological energy of unconscious and unresolved mothers will continue to suffer, and their suffering will continue to mature in their relationships and culture in general, until their needs are recognized, honored and addressed in a meaningful and effective manner. Do the job For the reasons previously articulated in this piece, it has taken me many years to begin to enter my own work of the Herida Mother, and I still find it very difficult. The hardest part, apart from the fear I mentioned, has been the surprisingly deep well of pain that I have found in myself as I have moved to emotional energy associated with the wound. I had the feeling that I was there, but having a sense of it and actually getting into it (and feeling it) are two very different things. It is perhaps the most powerful pain of all: the pain of a child. And he's been driving and influencing my relationships with women, with love, sex and intimacy, and with the female, though unconscious and indirect, for my whole life. I know there are other men out there who need to do their own Mother Wound work and I hope they find ways to do it. Any man who is consciously working actively on his Beautiful Mother deserves support, understanding and patience. Faced with one of the most powerful and deeply rooted taboos of our culture, it is drawing a new necessary and critically important route through largely unexplored territory for other men and making part of the most courageous and critical work in the arena of modern masculinity. Image: "Walm mother" by (original photo) and Rick Belden (processed image). Used for permission. More:
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