Let Me Introduce You to the Great Mother

The Great Mother has been a prevalent presence in my meditations for several years now, and if you are expecting a quiet, floaty, ethereal mother figure who whispers softly from somewhere in the clouds, you may be slightly disappointed.

The Great Mother I experience is a very big character.

She is strong. She is loving. She is mischievous. She is full of energy. She is abrupt, direct and not particularly interested in dancing around the point.

She sometimes tells me that she is asking me to do something, before making it perfectly clear that she isn't really asking at all.

Apparently, my job is simply to put the wisdom out there.

She tells me that she and the angels will carry it wherever it needs to go. So perhaps you are not reading this by coincidence.

And so, with a mixture of love, respect and the occasional raised eyebrow, that is what I am doing.

She calls herself to me simply the Great Mother, and what comes through most strongly with her is an enormous love for everybody on this planet. Her presence does not feel like one of judgement. It feels reassuring. Almost as though she is saying: I have heard you. I know what is happening. I am here.

What she has shown me is that her energy is becoming more prominent. Not because humanity has suddenly got everything right. Quite the opposite. She seems particularly amused by some of the things we have decided are terribly important down here while overlooking some of the simplest and most precious gifts available to us.

Love.

Creation.

Freedom.

Life itself.

And perhaps, somewhere along the way, we have completely forgotten about God.

There is something wonderfully mischievous about the way she points this out. She can hold enormous love for humanity while at times seeming simply baffled by what humanity is doing. And when she thinks something needs saying, she can be very direct with me: get it told, or put it in its place.

And perhaps that is why I have called this part of my work Great Mother Wisdom.

I don't present these words as something you have to believe. I can only share what I experience through meditation and what it has come to mean to me.

The Great Mother shows me this is not about me, Faith, at all. This is all about her and her direction.

It is an introduction to the Great Mother as I experience her: her presence, her personality, her love, her humour, her strength and the wisdom she seems determined to bring through.

She is here with an enormous love for us all, but she is certainly not here to tiptoe around us.

And she seems very keen for me to get on with telling you about her.