Kaya AleenGuestMichelleGuestJordanGuestAffected Family MemberGuestAffected Family MemberGuestI'm going to her website, I'm looking at these programs, and like I had done a lot of just reading books and trying to do work, like I said, to heal my own things that I had been through.
And so it was like when I'm seeing the mother wound, the father wound, the narcissistic, I'm like, oh my gosh, these are all These are all things that I know I need to deal with.
The first class was free.
And so I kept listening to those and it resonated.
A lot of it resonated, you know, especially the narcissistic one with what I had just went through with my employers and all of these different people.
And so then eventually, you know, I think I purchased the first program.
But it was still like I was still very hesitant.
I wasn't one of those who just jumped.
Straight in, the community aspect of it kind of...
It was like on one hand I wanted a community because I felt very alone and like I had just lost everybody.
For Anna, the mother wound, father wound and narcissistic abuse courses were not obscure offerings.
She explains that they were one of the reasons she stayed.
She was already questioning her relationships, already re-examining past workplaces, already asking why patterns seemed to repeat.
So when she saw courses that seemed to explain exactly how she'd been failed and how that failure shaped everything, it felt validating.
Former members say the course encouraged people to identify ways they believed their mothers had let them down.
No big moments, not abuse, but absence, misattunement, things that suddenly carried more moral weight.
The core message, ex-students recall, was simple and absolute.
If your mother isn't willing to accept all the ways she failed you then she shouldn't be in your life.
The father wound followed the same logic and the narcissistic course widened the lens even further.
Former employers, ex-partners or authority figures all now could be understood through a single framework that ex-members say was outlined and delivered through these three voice-recorded programmes.
I started with illuminations, but I didn't realize at the time that it was an audio and I was just reading the weekly emails and I was like, oh, this is wonderful.
Astrology delivered to your inbox.
And afterwards I started listening.
I realized that there was an audio component to it and I started listening and I got hooked and I was like, oh my God, she's predicting so many things and all these things are coming true.
And I really wanted to do the mother wound program because I wanted to be a good mom.
I'm going to her website, I'm looking at these programs, and like I had done a lot of just reading books and trying to do work, like I said, to heal my own things that I had been through.
And so it was like when I'm seeing the mother wound, the father wound, the narcissistic, I'm like, oh my gosh, these are all These are all things that I know I need to deal with.
The first class was free.
And so I kept listening to those and it resonated.
A lot of it resonated, you know, especially the narcissistic one with what I had just went through with my employers and all of these different people.
And so then eventually, you know, I think I purchased the first program.
But it was still like I was still very hesitant.
I wasn't one of those who just jumped.
Straight in, the community aspect of it kind of...
It was like on one hand I wanted a community because I felt very alone and like I had just lost everybody.
For Anna, the mother wound, father wound and narcissistic abuse courses were not obscure offerings.
She explains that they were one of the reasons she stayed.
She was already questioning her relationships, already re-examining past workplaces, already asking why patterns seemed to repeat.
So when she saw courses that seemed to explain exactly how she'd been failed and how that failure shaped everything, it felt validating.
Former members say the course encouraged people to identify ways they believed their mothers had let them down.
No big moments, not abuse, but absence, misattunement, things that suddenly carried more moral weight.
The core message, ex-students recall, was simple and absolute.
If your mother isn't willing to accept all the ways she failed you then she shouldn't be in your life.
The father wound followed the same logic and the narcissistic course widened the lens even further.
Former employers, ex-partners or authority figures all now could be understood through a single framework that ex-members say was outlined and delivered through these three voice-recorded programmes.
I started with illuminations, but I didn't realize at the time that it was an audio and I was just reading the weekly emails and I was like, oh, this is wonderful.
Astrology delivered to your inbox.
And afterwards I started listening.
I realized that there was an audio component to it and I started listening and I got hooked and I was like, oh my God, she's predicting so many things and all these things are coming true.
And I really wanted to do the mother wound program because I wanted to be a good mom.
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