by Marion Rose | Jan 21, 2020 | The Marion Method, Understanding our children, Unwillingness, Willingness
I’m passionate about supporting adults to stop coercing themselves and to stop coercing children. Coercion is a core part of the domination/colonised paradigm; the use of power-over those who have less physical, economic, political, power by those who have more...
by Marion Rose | Jan 21, 2020 | Conversation with Life, The Marion Method
If you know my work, you know that a key part is the Conversations with Life. The premise being that all of Life is a ’Thou’ rather than an ‘It’ and that we are in ever-present relationship with that Thou-ness. Martin Buber wrote about I-It and I-Thou...
by Marion Rose | Jan 11, 2020 | Psychospiritual Parenting, Transformation Through Mothering, Willingness
In this post, I will share my own personal experiences of Love-Hurts and Will-Hurts as a mother and a daughter; I’ll talk about how our culture creates Love-Hurts and Will-Hurts and the impact that is having on the Earth; and I’ll offer what I think we...
by Marion Rose | Oct 15, 2019 | Inner Loving Mother, Inner Loving Presence Process, Self-Compassion for Parents
I believe that in order to feel resourced internally, we need to have received emotional resourcing from others. When I connect with my Inner Loving Mother, the words are usually something like “I’m here with you. I’m listening,” and alongside that, I...
by Marion Rose | Oct 12, 2019 | Loving Limits, Screens
I’d love to share about my loving limits with social media scrolling. Loving limits is a term I devised, which can be used in parenting, in other relationships, to our own behaviour and internally in our consciousness. Loving limits are NOT;...
by Marion Rose | Oct 12, 2019 | Inner Children, Inner Loving Presence Process
A time machine to the past: Do you remember painful things happening to you as a child? And do you see those painful feelings showing up in your life today? Perhaps with your partner when they don’t seem to be listening to your feelings and...
