How can we heal from the wounds people leave behind? Someone's death doesn't take away the pain they caused us. We carry it along with their memory, hoping it eventually subsides. In this episode of The Time of the Feminine, Grandmother Flordemayo illuminates the sacred ways of forgiving the dead, healing from ancestral traumas, and cultivating our personal relationship with the Divine Mother. To achieve absolute freedom, we need to mend our relationships both with the living and the departed. But where do we start? The youngest of 15 children, Grandmother Flordemayo lost her father at age 2, but his spirit followed her around. Here, she looks back on her mystical encounters not only with his spirit but also with that of other beings traversing the celestial world. Grandmother Flordemayo is a Curandera espiritu (healer by divine spirit) and Mayan priestess. She's one of the 13 grandmothers of the International Council of Thirteen Indigenous Grandmothers, a global alliance that teaches ancestral ways of prayer, education, and healing. While travelling the world to share her wisdom and spark people's spiritual consciousness, she also founded The Path, a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of traditional knowledge and heritage seeds. What we discuss… 5:03 - A seer's childhood: Encounters with her dead father's spirit 9:50 - Dealing with inherited masculine wounds 17:20 - You can experience fear, but don't take it with you 19:40 - How to heal our relationship with someone, whether they're alive or not 30:00 - Uncovering the past leads to a better understanding of the pain 37:12 - How Grandmother Flordemayo made peace with her father, and what we can learn from it 43:54 - A message to those who don't believe in the world of the unseen 45:45 - What to tell your unsupportive friends 47:50 - How can we cultivate our bond with the Divine Mother? 50:16 - Murmuryo: A ceremonial prayer calling on the Divine Mother 55:50 - What does the time of the feminine mean? 59:17 - What's the Divine Mother's message to us?   Learn more from Grandmother Flordemayo:  Website: https://www.grandmotherflordemayo.com/ Instagram: @grandmotherflordemayo