So many of us learned to pretend to not need. We stop reaching toward what we want, find it hard to receive, and are starving for connection. This pervasive craving is called mother hunger.

All of us who have erased our needs are similarly starving. Because we assume we will never be fed, emptiness becomes our norm.

Our hunger — for bodily, spiritual, emotional nourishment — is not weakness. It is life force. It pulls and propels us toward that which is a yes for us.

Even if in the past you didn’t get what you needed physically, you can imagine getting it metaphysically. By the divine mother, you are loved unconditionally. To your mother hunger, the divine nourisher eagerly responds.

Divine Mother’s Milk is a practice to help you relearn how to open up now, get a little vulnerable, and receive that nourishment.