Guest guest Posted June 3, 2007 Report Share Posted June 3, 2007 Sat Nam I normally have an excellent relationship with my young adult daughter. She is here, in the Los Angeles area for the summer, although reluctantly. She made a committment to house sit here for someone and gave up a wonderful opportunity on the E coast in doing so. She will return to the E coast for college in late August. I was not included in the discussions that led to her decision and foolishly brought the whole topic up over dinner last night, concerned that several people had pressured her to make her decision. That was an unwise and mostly an unkind thing to do and I regret it. My daughter is now looking for paid work and for an internship in the film industry here. I have contacts I can send her to for both. But mostly I want to continue to nurture our relationship in a non- judgmental way. She has her path and I have mine. The best i can do is help her discover hers. Any meditations, exercises to foster good communication for mother- daughter would be greatly appreciated. I've already apologized. Now I want to move beyond. In gratitude, Lee/ Wahe Guru kaur Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 4, 2007 Report Share Posted June 4, 2007 Sat Nam. My recommendation is: Chant Long Ek Ong Kar's for one hour every morning while praying for your daughter to be Healthy, Happy, and Holy. "There's nothing more powerful in the world than the prayer of a mother for her son," said Yogi Bhajan --- I'm thinking it should definitely help in a mother/daughter relationship as well! (It certainly worked for me) Blessings, Shakti Parwha Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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