Podcasts about Mother culture

Send me a one-way text about this episode! I'll give you a shout out or answer your question on a future episode.In today's Monday Motivation I'm riffing on the popular Charlotte Mason idea of Mother Culture™ and applying it to the homemaker. Mother Culture™ stresses the importance of cultivating your own soul and mind with the express purpose of having something good, true and beautiful to offer those in your care. Homemaker Culture, as I have experienced it over the past 30+ years, involves claiming small windows of time amidst our busy days to cultivate a rich reading life, religious life, artful life and creative life. This episode will focus on the creative life, with some practical suggestions to help you begin to pursue Homemaker Culture. EPISODE RESOURCESOriginal article by "A" from The Parents' Review courtesy of Ambleside Online "How do I 'mother culture'?" by Autumn Kern, The Commonplace YouTube"Learning to Create a Mother Culture," by Amy Roberts, Raising Arrows Podcast Karen Andreola Mother CulturePhilippians 4:8Summer PromptswatersunheatgamesmelonstomatoesvacationfireflieslemonadeflowersAutumn PromptsharvestmemorypieleavessmellsapplesknittedfamilypumpkinscolorsFor the Printable version of these prompt lists, sign up for the newsletter before 8.16.24 or go the theartofhomepodcast.com/blog and search "homemaker culture".HOMEMAKING RESOURCESFree Weekly Newsletter, Homemaker Happy MailPrivate Facebook Group, Homemaker ForumNewsletter ArchiveJR Miller's Homemaking Study GuideAudio Newsletter available to Titus 2 Woman monthly supportersSUPPORT & CONNECT Review | Love The Podcast Contact  | Voicemail |Instagram | Facebook  |  Website | Email  Follow | Follow The PodcastSupport | theartofhomepodcast.com/supportSupport the Show.

On this episode we discuss the concept of "mother culture" that is popular in the Charlotte Mason philosophy of education, and how this could compliment a biblical view of self-care. Listen and be encouraged!

On this week's solo episode of the It's All Me podcast, Gervase discusses how she reverse-engineered bad parenting advice and used it as inspiration for her family's practice of self-regulation. Listen in as she shares how we can navigate the challenges and lies that we've been sold by modern Mother Culture, why it's vital that you honor your own nervous system, and some tangible, practical ways she resources herself all day long (and how you can too!). If you're ready to step out of reactionary, fight or flight parenting and start feeling resourced when the waves of life try to drag you under, to be the rock that your child can coregulate to, listen to this episode now.    Join the Phoenix Revolution (10% off until 6/6/24!) BRAND new, straight out of the fire programming. Check it out here before the one and only discount I'll ever offer expires: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/phoenix-coaching   Connect with Gervase on Instagram: www.instagram.com/gervasekolmos Get my weekly emails: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/free-framework   Private Coaching Spots Open: Book a Soul Shift Intensive to apply: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/the-soul-shift-intensive  *If you'd like to invite Gervase into your company to facilitate coaching or conversation to shift company culture, please email us at hi@gervasekolmos.com   Resources: G | Integrative Coach (@gervasekolmos) • Instagram photos and videos  

They are said to have come from nowhere with a fully formed society, only to have disappeared into nowhere. They are the Atlantis of North America. The Egypt or Sumeria. They are mysterious, revered, and 100% confirmed as real. They are the Olmecs. The so called "Mother Culture" of Mezoamerica. Our friend, Robert Bitto, re-enters the Garden and separates fact from legend, what we know from what we don't, and what is with the giant head sculptures. This is no legend of the temple. But we do discuss legends and probably a temple or several.

In this episode of Where Hope Grows we livestream the unchained mind of Joel Salatin as he brilliantly calls upon you to join the homesteading tsunami that is sweeping across America. While some refer to this exodus from cities and Mother Culture as "opting out", Joel explains how homesteading is a movement of more intentional living that allows you to fully "opt in" to a satisfying and more meaningful life journey. Guest: Joel Salatin, Polyface Farms This podcast is made possible by the support of Force of Nature Hosted by: Taylor Collins, ROAM Ranch, @roamranch

The lovely writer Nancy Reddy joins Miranda and Sarah to talk (and cry a little bit) about the infamous John Hughes Christmas movie extraordinaire, Home Alone. We get into the weeds of Kate McAllister's power-mom parenting choices, realizing that this bananas plot line actually feels pretty relatable, WTF a “hyper mom” might be, and the gray areas of our collective nostalgia for all things ‘90s. The Long Devotion: Poets Writing Motherhood edited by Nancy Reddy and Emily Perez Ordinary Insanity: Fear and the Silent Crisis of Motherhood in America by Sarah Menkedick We All Want Impossible Things by Catherine Newman  Wine Country  Kid Culture: Greeking Out Join our Patreon!

It's the Mother Culture Origin Story! Sarah and Miranda (that's us) divulge a little more about who we are, what we're doing here, how we found each other, and why motherhood continues to earn its place as the focal point of our most obsessive curiosities. We talk pregnancy, anxieties, traps, tenderness, and how we think about what happened to us when we became mothers. What should we tell new moms? What would we have told ourselves? And is anyone listening to this motherhood discourse we love so dearly? LINKS:  Ongoingness: The End of a Diary by Sarah Manguso A Life's Work by Rachel Cusk Little Labors by Rivka Galchen Expecting Better by Emily Oster

We are Miranda Rake and Sarah Wheeler, two friends, mothers and professional writers on the parenting beat. Mother Culture is our place to go deep into the culture of modern motherhood and have the conversations that truly challenge, feed and excite us. Expect warmth, humor and over-considered takes on hot topics, fresh takes on old ones, expert guests and good times. We're diving into the grey areas beyond the tropes — the wine moms, the rage moms, the anything moms — to spend real time with the ideas that help us grow as mothers and people in this cultural moment. You can support us on Patreon, if you're into all that.

Even with the best of intentions, most of us look around at some point in the day and wonder how we ended up so busy. In today's episode, Leah and Amy chat about how to manage our time: how can we avoid procrastination, apply the discipline of habit, keep ourselves from dawdling, and just avoid finding ourselves in a tizzy? We definitely don't have perfect time management skills ourselves, but we share plenty of tips and ideas that might just make things a little bit calmer. View the full show notes at our website: https://thinkinglove.education/2023/09/28/time-management-for-homeschool-moms/  Mentioned in this episode: Google Keep for list making (digital option) Passionate Penny Pincher Planner (paper option) Freedom App for limiting access to distracting websites and apps (affiliate link) Mother Culture by Karen Andreola Humble Roots by Hannah Anderson Do you have a way that you build margin into your days and weeks that allow space for the unexpected? Write into amy (at) thinkinglove (dot) education and we will send the answers out to our email list! Subscribe here: https://thinkinglove.education/newsletter 

In this episode Leah Boden, of Modern Miss Mason, joins me to discuss the big idea of mother culture and self-care. Mothers choosing to educate their children at home have many responsibilities, and burn out is common. Apparently, this is true for every generation of women as Charlotte Mason gave wise advice to weary mothers of her time, and it's just as applicable for mothers today. In this episode we discuss the following topics: Why Charlotte Mason's method and philosophy are applicable for modern families How we can apply the three instruments of education A method versus a system Why mothers become burnt out, what Charlotte advised, and how we can apply it. Leah Boden is wife to Dave, mother to four children, and a longtime home educator. With over two decades of experience in church leadership, Leah's background also features many years in youth, children's, and family work within the church and for the local education authority. Leah speaks, hosts podcasts and coaching sessions, and runs workshops sharing the beauty of a Charlotte Mason approach to childhood, motherhood, and education. She and her family live in the West Midlands, England. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jessica9025/support

Charlotte Mason homeschoolers are probably already familiar with the term "Mother Culture." But the principle of "let the mother go out to play" has value for all homeschooling moms! We have a special episode today in the Homeschool Conversations with Humility and Doxology summer audioblog series. Today my friend Laura McKinney Adams brings a special guest post and audioblog to us exploring this idea and giving practical examples of how to apply this principle in our daily lives as homeschool mamas. You can find more from Laura at her website, LauraMcKinneyAdams.com Be sure to subscribe to this podcast wherever you're listening so you don't miss a single episode! Season 8 will be coming your way later in August, and we'll kick off with a fan favorite… a Listener Q&A episode! Send me your questions about homeschooling, parenting, or life in general via email (Amy@HumilityandDoxology.com) or DM me on social media. I'm @HumilityandDoxology on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube.  And if you're wanting even more homeschool goodness, join me in the Made2Homeschool community. You can get all the details at HumilityandDoxology.com/M2H. We're having so much fun in there, and I'd love to have you there. Join at HumilityandDoxology.com/M2H. If you enjoyed this episode, I'd love for you to take a screenshot and share the podcast in your Instagram stories. Tag @humilityanddoxology when you share, and I'll even send you a code for $5 off anything in my shop! Until next week, happy summer and happy homeschooling! Thank you to our podcast sponsor: Go to Talkbox.Mom/Amy, choose your language, and use the code 'AMY' for $20 off your first box and phrasebook bundle. Follow Humility and Doxology Online: Blog https://www.humilityanddoxology.com/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/HumilityAndDoxology Instagram http://instagram.com/humilityanddoxology YouTube: YouTube.com/humilityanddoxology Book Lists https://www.amazon.com/shop/humilityanddoxology This podcast and description contains affiliate links. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/humilityanddoxology/message

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17 : Importance of a Positive Mindset in Homeschool Let's talk about the importance of maintaining a positive mindset in homeschooling. Having the right mindset is crucial for the overall well-being of the family and the success of homeschooling. I encourage you to focus on positive thoughts, cultivate gratitude, and embrace a growth mindset. Here are practical tips and strategies for developing a positive mindset and the impact it can have on family life.Key Points[00:00:00] Introduction and Importance of Positive MindsetAmy introduces herself as a homeschool mom and emphasizes the significance of mindset in homeschooling.She highlights the negative impact of a poor mindset on family culture.References Philippians 4:8 and Colossians 3:2 to emphasize the importance of focusing on positive thoughts.Discusses the challenge of shifting from negative to positive thoughts throughout the day.[00:03:32] The Power of Positivity and GratitudeExplains how negativity can loom large in our minds and affect our overall outlook.Uses toothpaste commercials as an example of framing products in a positive light.Discusses the significance of consciously choosing positive thoughts and focusing on the good.Shares the idea of keeping a gratitude journal to cultivate a positive mindset.Recommends writing down daily blessings and expressing gratitude to God.[00:07:18] Personal Experience and Overcoming ChallengesShares a personal story of breaking her arm and finding gratitude in the midst of the difficult situation.Describes the importance of leaning on God and finding gratitude even in challenging times.Encourages listeners to seek support through counseling or mentorship if needed.[00:09:40] Mindset and Growth MindsetDifferentiates between a fixed mindset and a growth mindset.Discusses common negative self-talk and self-limiting beliefs.Encourages replacing fixed mindset with a growth mindset that embraces challenges and learning.Provides ten tips for building a growth mindset.[00:16:11] Choosing Positive Thoughts and MindsetExplores the impact of thoughts on our lives and achievements.Encourages self-reflection and accountability for one's thoughts.Advocates for embracing a positive attitude and gratitude as a form of worship.Cites Romans 12:2 and urges listeners to renew their minds daily.[00:20:09] Mother Culture and Edifying InputIntroduces the concept of mother culture and the importance of cultivating one's heart and soul.Emphasizes the significance of choosing edifying content and avoiding negative influences.Recommends incorporating positive practices like reading, listening to uplifting podcasts, and focusing on gratitude.Introduces Scola cards with quotes and Bible verses to encourage positive thinking.[00:22:18] Creating a Positive Family CultureHighlights the impact of a positive mindset on the family and overall home environment.Encourages focusing on the joys and blessings of family life.Urges listeners to choose happiness and resist negative thoughts.Recognizes the daily work and effort required to maintain a positive mindset.[00:23:22] Conclusion and EncouragementConcludes by expressing support and encouragement for listeners.Encourages feedback and shares excitement to hear about positive changes in listeners' lives.Offers words of affirmation and assures listeners they are not alone in their homeschooling journey.Resources For more resources for your homeschool journey, visit us at graceinhomeschool.com. Don't forget to subscribe on...

When Michelle Allen joined us on the podcast, we were excited to dive into her perspective on launching her company Mother Culture. The origins of the company are rooted in her own family's struggles in curing some severe allergies and illness. From the start of the conversation, we knew Michelle was going to bring a wealth of knowledge. She taught us all about:- Why Raw Milk is healthy?- How to cure allergies?- Why food is medicine?- How to heal the gut with food?- How to start cooking nourishing meals for kids?- How to take risks in business?- What is the Weston A Price Foundation?- What is the GAPS Diet and why is the GAPS Diet so good for gut health?We spent a lot of time discussing the risks she took in starting her business. As a mother of 7, she went all in on her business and spent nearly every penny she had on her first piece of equipment (the one she still uses today). Whether you are looking to learn more about entrepreneurship or the power of healthy foods, you will absolutely enjoy this episode!SPONSORS The Carnivore Bar - 10% OFF - Delicious & convenient Pemmican Bar Fond Bone Broth - 15% OFF - REAL bone broth with HIGH-QUALITY ingredients! It's a daily product for us! Perennial Pastures - 10% OFF - Regeneratively raised, grass-fed & grass-finished beef from California & Montana NOBLE ORIGINS - Complete and simple, animal-based protein powder with an organ blend for additional nutrition! AFFILIATES LMNT - Electrolyte salts to supplement minerals on low-carb diet Farrow Skincare - Use the CODE 'MAFIA' at checkout for 20% OFF  Heart & Soil - CODE ‘MEATMAFIA10' for 10% OFF - enhanced nutrition to replace daily vitamins!  Carnivore Crisps - 10% OFF - Carnivore / Animal-based snacks for eating healthy on the go! CODE: MEATMAFIA Pluck Seasoning - 10% OFF - Nutrient-dense seasoning with INSANE flavor! CODE: MAFIA We Feed Raw - 25% OFF your first order - ancestrally consistent food for your dog! CODE 'MEATMAFIA25' TIME STAMPS2:30- The journey (background)12:30- Food is medicine14:00- Gut health17:50- Processed is always worse quality23:50- Start somewhere27:30- Mother Culture36:10- How long before being in retail stores 41:10- Figuring out a suitable farm to work with45:50- Read your labels to know your product50:30- Preparation matters

Unpopular opinion alert: You can have boundaries with your kids. On today's episode of the It's All Me podcast, Gervase shares how this mind-blowing revelation is in fact a critical piece in the societal deconditioning of mothers. You don't have to sacrifice every last shred of yourself to keep it all running. Listen in for a glimpse into how to change this pervasive narrative of martyrdom and self-abandonment.   Private Coaching Spots Now Open Thinking about working with G in a 1:1 container? The first step is to book a 90-minute Soul Shift Intensive: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/the-soul-shift-intensive   Join The Gateway Spend a year in community trading out “normal” for on-fire, aligned, too-much, divinely powerful, wide awake YOU. Check out this 12 month group coaching membership here: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/the-gateway Resourced: A 7-Day Email Course for Mothers For $7, sign up for this self-study course that pairs 7 curated pod episodes with 7 days of simple action steps and journaling prompts to inspire, empower and resource the mother who desires an exhale, some intentional space for herself and tips for filling herself back up this Mother's Day season. Sign up for $7: www.gervasekolmos.com/resourced   Private Coaching with Gervase Thinking about working with G in a 1:1 container? The first step is to book a 90-minute Soul Shift Intensive: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/the-soul-shift-intensive Get instant access to the free Rewrite Your Mother Story Masterclass It's time for a new narrative for modern mothers. You'll know how to write yours (unique to you, btw) by the end of this 2-part workshop: https://www.gervasekolmos.com/sign-up-reclaim-your-mother-story Follow Gervase Connect with Gervase on Instagram: www.instagram.com/gervasekolmos Visit her website: Gervase Kolmos   Related Episodes: A Fresh Take on Wife Guilt Moving a Client From “Or” Mindset to “And” Joy is a Really Good Reason  

Daniel Firth Griffith is a man of many talents. Poet, author of three books, educator, farmer, hunter-husbandmand, entrepreneur, father — the list goes on.   So he chats with Dr. Anthony Gustin about a variety of topics, from the importance of preserving ancient wisdom in literature to his holistic approach to regenerative farming, wildland ecology, food supply chains, and more.    But you'll quickly realize that Daniel isn't like other experts in the regenerative ag space. He tends to take a more philosophical approach and challenges the status quo. Ventures like his video, “Soil Health Doesn't Matter,” even send a ton of criticism and hate mail his way.   Daniel's passion, hot takes, and unique perspective make this an episode you can't miss.   Tune in to hear more about: Daniel's approach to sharing his stories and writing his best-sellers Why it was so difficult for Daniel to get blurbs from regenerative ag experts for his new book The nuances of soil health and the confusion of verified regenerative protocols Why things are getting worse for smallholder family farms How we can “do local food better” Why Daniel disagrees with people who think we need to scale the regenerative movement to make an impact The power of collaboration and a “collective consciousness” for farmers  Educating city dwellers about the importance of local, rural communities on food supply chains Why technology won't save us from food scarcity Whether companies selling regenerative meats are actually helping The difference between Mother Culture and Mother Earth   Resources mentioned in this episode: Daniel Firth Griffith's website Daniel's podcast Denusion Daniel's Instagram Daniel's new book, Dark Cloud Country Daniel's previous book Wild Like Flowers Daniel's meat company Commons Provisions Daniel's holistic management school, The Robinia Institute Dr. Gustin's Rooted Local Meats  

Editor's Note: By Dean and Karen Andreola In an episode of Wodehouse's humorous stories of Wooster and Jeeves, the servant Jeeves ruefully remarks to his hapless master that he is retiring to bed “with an improving book.” Ha. Not likely. Jeeves is good at pulling the wool over the eyes of Bertie Wooster. “An improving … The post Mother Culture first appeared on Charlotte Mason Poetry.

The Dr. Pat Show: Talk Radio to Thrive By!: The Petroglyphs of Mu: Pohnpei, Nan Madol, and the Legacy of Lemuria with Guest Carole Nervig. In this fully illustrated exploration, Nervig documents her discoveries on Pohnpei, revealing how the archetypal symbols of the Pohnpaid petroglyphs have exact counterparts in other ancient cultures and universal motifs throughout the world, including the Australian Aborigines, the Inca in Peru, the Vedic civilization of India, early Norse runes, and Japanese symbols. She provides evidence that Pohnpaid is closely related to--yet predates--neighboring Nan Madol and shows how Pohnpaid was an outpost of the sunken Kahnihmueiso, a city of the now-vanished civilization of Mu, or Lemuria. Discussing the archaeoastronomical function of the Pohnpaid stones, the author examines how many of the glyphs symbolize celestial phenomena and clearly reveal how their creators were sky watchers with a sophisticated understanding of astronomy, geophysics, geomancy, and engineering. She shows how the scientific concepts depicted in the petroglyphs reveal how the citizens of Mu had a much deeper understanding of the living Earth than we do, which gave them the ability to manipulate natural forces both physically and energetically. Combining archaeological evidence with traditional oral accounts, Nervig reveals Pohnpaid not only as a part of a geodetic network of ancient sacred sites and portals but also as a remnant of the now submerged but once enlightened Motherland of Mu. Carole Nervig first moved to Micronesia as a Peace Corps volunteer in 1969. With her creation of the Nan Madol Foundation in 1990, she again returned to reside on the small Pacific island of Pohnpei, and at which time she discovered that a recent brush fire had exposed hundreds of previously undocumented petroglyphs carved on gigantic boulders. This portion of the overgrown megalithic site called Pohnpaid was unknown even to Pohnpei's state historic preservation officer. The petroglyphs were unlike others from Oceania, so Nervig began investigating and comparing them with petroglyphs and symbols from around the world as evidence of a universal Mother Culture.

The Dr. Pat Show: Talk Radio to Thrive By!: The Petroglyphs of Mu: Pohnpei, Nan Madol, and the Legacy of Lemuria with Guest Carole Nervig. In this fully illustrated exploration, Nervig documents her discoveries on Pohnpei, revealing how the archetypal symbols of the Pohnpaid petroglyphs have exact counterparts in other ancient cultures and universal motifs throughout the world, including the Australian Aborigines, the Inca in Peru, the Vedic civilization of India, early Norse runes, and Japanese symbols. She provides evidence that Pohnpaid is closely related to--yet predates--neighboring Nan Madol and shows how Pohnpaid was an outpost of the sunken Kahnihmueiso, a city of the now-vanished civilization of Mu, or Lemuria. Discussing the archaeoastronomical function of the Pohnpaid stones, the author examines how many of the glyphs symbolize celestial phenomena and clearly reveal how their creators were sky watchers with a sophisticated understanding of astronomy, geophysics, geomancy, and engineering. She shows how the scientific concepts depicted in the petroglyphs reveal how the citizens of Mu had a much deeper understanding of the living Earth than we do, which gave them the ability to manipulate natural forces both physically and energetically. Combining archaeological evidence with traditional oral accounts, Nervig reveals Pohnpaid not only as a part of a geodetic network of ancient sacred sites and portals but also as a remnant of the now submerged but once enlightened Motherland of Mu. Carole Nervig first moved to Micronesia as a Peace Corps volunteer in 1969. With her creation of the Nan Madol Foundation in 1990, she again returned to reside on the small Pacific island of Pohnpei, and at which time she discovered that a recent brush fire had exposed hundreds of previously undocumented petroglyphs carved on gigantic boulders. This portion of the overgrown megalithic site called Pohnpaid was unknown even to Pohnpei's state historic preservation officer. The petroglyphs were unlike others from Oceania, so Nervig began investigating and comparing them with petroglyphs and symbols from around the world as evidence of a universal Mother Culture.

In this episode, we introduce Denusion (Denuding the Illusion) and outline Season #1: On Being Wild Like Flowers. We discuss the role of being and relationship in regeneration and regenerative agriculture and how soil health is a by-product of relationship, not a virtue in and of itself. Follow along with Season 1, On Being Wild Like Flowers by picking up a copy of the book! Go to www.robiniainstitute.com and use the coupon code "denusion" to get 50% off your order and get free shipping! This gives you the book at cost, a blessing, we hope. 

In this very special episode we are joined by Autumn Kern from the Commonplace Podcast to talk about mother culture! We were incredibly blessed by this conversation and highly recommend subscribing to Autumn's beautiful podcast. youngandwifedup.com

Episode 2 of the Let's Hear It! Podcast, Mother Culture, by Carl Safina, Sailing the open seas in search of Sperm Whales, Carl Safina details his experience seeing these magnificent creatures, and shows us the value and importance of family, staying together and caring for one another. Daniel Csutkai @letshearitaudio Published in Orion Magazine, read along at:https://orionmagazine.org/article/mother-culture/ Read by Jim Morlino, produced by Daniel Csutkai, co produced and post production by Chris Ogle. Let's Hear It!, INC: https://www.letshearit.live

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The program that makes public the facts that consolidate the Toltec Nation as one of the most advanced societies in history. Today opens TOLTEC: The Last Avatar of Quetzalcóatl Chapter 26, in which minds and bodies of Toltecs are fed and strengthened thanks to the wisdom of their great Lord. [...]

Tula's evolution can be seen not just in the urban layout - in the houses, schools and temples Seakatl built, in the ball games or grand squares, but also in the souls, minds and bodies of Toltecs, who are fed and strengthened thanks to the wisdom of their great Lord.

Seakatl doesn't allow himself to be corrupted by his evident success as Tula's leader. His success leads him to work harder and harder on his physical and spiritual strength. Despite his already brilliant achievements, an even more important future looms.

From the divine annunciation to the birth and the physical, mental and spiritual evolution of the child Seákatl Topíltsin Nákshitl Ketsalkóatl who, as he matured and grew, consolidated himself as the fourth step of the Feathered Serpent.

Marcie Stokman, founder and president of Well-Read Mom, joins Charity for a conversation. Marcie tells of the need she saw that motivated her to found Well-Read Mom. Marcie and Charity share how deep reading, in a community of women, has impacted them. They talk about the "moral imagination" and how fiction shapes a sense of truth and goodness. Charity and Marcie urge you to "take care of our heart" as ingredient to mothering.A book list that includes some favorites from Charity and Marcie's families.How does reading help us "navigate complex social relationships" and the "empathetic responses that maintain them"? ANDAre we rendering ourselves intellectually and physiologically incapable of deep literacy? What can we do to save our minds?

Unlike previous episodes this season, where our focus has been on the practices and rituals that form an idyllic Home Ed experience for children', this episode focuses on us: mothers and parents. How do we nurture ourselves as a life-giving parents throughout our home school journey? This is the critical question that my ever-so poised and very wise friend, Min J Hwang and I unpack in this episode. Min, a Christian Home Ed mum of 4 based in New York, is much respected for her in-depth knowledge of Charlotte Mason's methods, coupled with her passion for helping Home-Ed mums chart their own life-giving, gospel based motherhood journeys. Drawing from Charlotte Mason's call for mothers to take time to play, rest and partner with the Holy Spirit in educating their children, Min offers us a beautiful, gospel-anchored, daily rhythm that glistens with balance and peace. Our conversation covers a wide variety of topics including: Mother Culture vs Mother nurture Parental authority Discipline and accountability The way of the will and habit formation Min's rituals for nurturing a life-giving Motherhood Lastly, interwoven throughout this episode is Min's heartwarming personal story into motherhood, home schooling, mission work and women's ministry. Whether you are a Christian or not, a home-edder or not, it's arguably impossible to listen to this episode without feeling inspired or convicted by this amazing woman's devotion in her service to mothers, families and women, in general. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ You can find more information and a detailed list of tips from this episode and my previous blog on similar theme (Episode 3) on the corresponding blog here: https://homegrownsonshine.co.uk/blog/ As always, I would love to hear your thoughts. Join the discussion via our Facebook group: A Liturgy Of Love Morning Time Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/765110780907740 Other ways to connect: • Instagram https://www.instagram.com/homegrown.sonshine/ • Website https://homegrownsonshine.co.uk/blog/ • Twitter https://mobile.twitter.com/homegrownsonsh1 Resources from Min Blog, resources and habit forming aids: https://minjunghwang.com LifeGiving Motherhood Membership Wait List: https://minjunghwang.com/membership/ Reading 1: Psalm 23 read by Min Hwang's daughter. Backing Track: 'Cherry Blossom' by John Bartmann courtesy of FMA Intro/outro theme music: by Kainan Awoonor-Renner

In today's episode, I will be discussing what it means to cultivate our inner lives as parents and why this is important for raising confident, creative, and wholesome children. You've heard the saying ‘You can't pour from an empty cup' metaphorically or literally speaking. I will be sharing the 8 ways drawn from Mother Culture, Scholé, Mother Nature and Contemplative traditions that have consistently helped me cultivate a rich and peaceful inner life as a parent; in the hope that you can apply them to your life. Tune in for relatable stories, thought-provoking poetry and inspiration. I would love to hear your thoughts. Join the discussion via our Facebook group: A Liturgy Of Love Morning Time Group Other ways to connect: Instagram Website Twitter Resources from this episode: Poems o To a Butterfly, William Wordsworth o To You, Langston Hughes Quotes: See blog post Music o Theme Tune produced by Kainan Awoonor-Renner o Hymn: ‘How Great Thou Art' sung by Khaima and Khamso Nwosuagu taken from A Liturgy of Love; September Resource o Tonbra Nwosuagu's new single ‘You Are Holy': Spotify, iTunes o Background track to the poems

The mother culture/education chats continue with Erika and Simone! Be encouraged as they share how mother culture/education can be different for every mama and if you're struggling with scheduling it into your day, start small. “Mothers should cultivate their souls so that in turn they may cultivate the souls of their children.” -Billy Graham Please go to charlottemasonforall.com for the show notes and links. For the King & His kids, Simone, Erika, Mariana, and Min WHERE TO FIND US: Podcast: @charlottemasonforall, charlottemasonforall.com Erika Alicea: @cmcityliving, charlottemasoncityliving.com Mariana Mastracchio & Simone Moradi: @fe.e.cafe.com.miss.mason, feecafecommissmason.com.br (Portuguese CM Community) Min Hwang: @min.j.hwang, minjunghwang.com, life-givingmotherhood.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charlottemasonforall/message

Mother culture/education chats continue with Mariana and Min! Join us as we share how "mother culture/education" differs from "self-care." We also discuss how this time changed from when our babies were young until now, how we intentionally plan "mother culture/education" into our daily lifestyle, and how we spend this time. Finally, there is some exciting news. :) Please go to charlottemasonforall.com for the show notes and links. For the King & His kids, Mariana and Min WHERE TO FIND US: Podcast: @charlottemasonforall, www.charlottemasonforall.com Erika Alicea: @cmcityliving, www.charlottemasoncityliving.com Mariana Mastracchio & Simone Moradi: @fe.e.cafe.com.miss.mason, www.feecafecommissmason.com.br (Portuguese CM Community) Min Hwang: @min.j.hwang, www.minjunghwang.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charlottemasonforall/message

Hey sister! Join us as we share our thoughts on "mother culture" today. Then in the next episodes, each of us will interview the other to give you details on how we engage in "mother culture" and "mother education," in order to equip ourselves to continue the Kingdom work our Father has "prepared in advance for us to do." (Ephesians 2:10) “There is no sadder sight in life than a mother, who has so used herself up in her children's childhood, that she has nothing to give them in their youth… Then, when her children come to that most difficult time between childhood and full development she is nonplussed; and, though she may do much for her children, she cannot do all she might, if she, as they, were growing! Is there not some need for "mother culture"? But how is the state of things to be altered? So many mothers say, "I simply have no time for myself!" "I never read a book!" Or else, "I don't think it is right to think of myself!" They not only starve their minds, but they do it deliberately, and with a sense of self-sacrifice which seems to supply ample justification. There are, moreover, unfortunately, only too many people who think that sort of thing so lovely that public opinion appears to justify it. But does public opinion justify anything?” - Mother Culture by A. (Parent's Review, Vol. 3, no. 2, 1892/93, pgs. 92-95) “If mothers could learn to do for themselves what they do for their children… we should have happier households. Let the mother go out to play! If she would only have courage to let everything go when life becomes too tense, and just take a day, or half a day, out in the fields, or with a favourite book, or in a picture gallery… or in bed, without the children, life would go on far more happily for both children and parents. The mother would be able to hold herself in 'wise passiveness,' and would not fret her children by continual interference, even of hand or eye- she would let them be.” - Charlotte Mason What are your thoughts? We'd love to hear from you over on Instagram @charlottemasonforall or at charlottemasonforall.com in the comments! For the King and His kids, Simone, Erika, Min, & Mariana WHERE TO FIND US: Podcast: @charlottemasonforall, www.charlottemasonforall.com Erika Alicea: @cmcityliving, www.charlottemasoncityliving.com Mariana Mastracchio & Simone Moradi: @fe.e.cafe.com.miss.mason, www.feecafecommissmason.com.br (Portuguese CM Community) Min Hwang: @min.j.hwang, www.minjunghwang.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/charlottemasonforall/message

Here's my small idea of what I think on my baby daddy baby mama Kulture

What is mother culture? This is not actually a term that Charlotte Mason used in her volumes, but Amy and I are getting down to its roots and meaning in this episode. It means so much more than "self care." 

Bagaimana agar ibu terus bertumbuh sebagai pribadi utuh? Di tengah kesibukan rutinitas sehari-hari sebagai istri dan ibu, banyak perempuan yang kelelahan fisik dan mental. Lambat laun mereka berhenti bertumbuh sebagai pribadi utuh. Charlotte Mason mengingatkan agar ibu-ibu tetap punya waktu untuk merawat jiwa mereka. Mother Culture, istilahnya. Seperti apa ide dan praktiknya? Apa bedanya dengan “me time”?

https://youtu.be/QWs5y47WXFY ~ Episode 1 is on YouTube! Mandy, Ollie and Matt take a deep dive into Mother Culture. What makes them tick? Are they government spies? Who keeps leaving all the lights on in this house? We aren't made out of money.

Our conversation ranged from homeschool realities to Charlotte Mason principles, mother culture to mother's energy levels, theology to books to philosophy. With all the scintillating variety, when it came time to title this post I had no idea what to call it! I thought about calling it something like “and this is why I like Brandy Vencel so much and am glad she's this week's Homeschool Conversations guest,” but that didn't seem like a very good blog post title. But, can we just consider that the unofficial subtitle?

It’s not just for mothers anymore! Also, announcing my first giveaway!

In This Episode:Cameron and Amber chat about Mother Culture and Father Culture… what it is and how to cultivate it in our homes.Links:Mother Culture by Karen AndreolaKaren Andreola’s BlogDiapers and Disciples Patreon Page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jennifer is a mom of three, two boys and a girl all in elementary school. She is homeschooling all three and shares about why they decided that was best for their family, as well as many of the things she loves about it! She gave me a TON of resources below, so be sure to check them out to learn more, and listen to Jen to be encouraged that homeschooling is another great schooling option for a lot of families!   Enjoy a plethora of awesome resources and suggestions from Jen: Books: For the Children's Sake: Foundations of Education for Home and School - a great read if you're considering homeschooling. A Charlotte Mason Companion: Personal Reflections on the Gentle Art of Learning- explains the main ideas of Charlotte Mason's philosophy of education. Teaching from Rest: A Homeschooler's Guide to Unshakeable Peace  The Well-Trained Mind - explains the classical method and gives practical guidance in how to do it. The Brave Learner: Finding Everyday Magic in Homeschool, Learning, and Life - talks about how to create an atmosphere that encourages and inspires a love of learning. Nature Anatomy - a beautiful example of how you could nature journal. Truth:78 resources - She is using the Sunday School workbook called To Be Like Jesus Top Two things that I have learned that all kids need (after Jesus, and no matter where they go to school) is exposure to nature and to quality books.  Nature: You need to get your kids out in nature regularly to play and explore and get dirty. They need to see rocks and trees and flowers up close in real life. They need to watch a bird flying and appreciate a trail of ants working hard. Nature journaling is a great habit to cultivate in your kids (and for yourself!)         Instagram: @maandpamodern,  @wildandfree.co,  @farmhouse_schoolhouse   Quality Books:  We used “Five in a Row” for kindergarten and first grade. It's a really fun way to introduce all the subjects using a different picture book each week. Instagram: @readaloudrevival, @amblesideonline  Other homeschool accounts I follow: @learningwell, @laced_with_grace_homeschool, @littlewomenfarmhouse, @charottemasonirl, @sally.clarkson,    Also, I forgot to mention "Habit Training," which is one of the Charlotte Mason ideas that I love. She gives great lists of lovely habits that children need to be lovingly instructed in. It really does help them in life if they have good habits. I also love that she encourages gentleness and patience in this training. And to work on one habit at a time. Charlotte Mason also believed in what she called "Mother Culture," which is time set aside for the mother to enrich herself, whether by reading a good book or learning a new skill. I really want to learn to use watercolors to paint nature, so that's on my list of things to do during my free time each day. I'm not that good at setting aside time for myself, but it's so important for our kids to see us continuing to learn and grow as people who have a variety of interests.   Connect with us on Mommispace! instagram: @mommispace email: mommispace@gmail.com If you like this podcast please share with your friends and be sure to leave us a Rating & Review on iTunes!

Show Notes: In this episode of My Purposeful Planning, Laney shares with us about "Me Time" and how her perspective on the whole idea has changed. She shares how she's finding more beauty and fulfillment in her every day, instead of feeling like she's overwhelmed and needs to run away. Motherhood is now seen as a blessing, not to be escaped, but embraced. This episode features two audio blogs from Amy Roberts at RaisingArrows.net about "The Me Time Myth". Laney also shares some ideas for fitting self-care into our every day and enjoying life with our families, to the fullest.  For more detailed Show Notes, visit this episode's post at https://www.mypurposefulplanning.com/ep011 Links & Resources Mentioned: Join us for "Self-Care September" in our My Purposeful Planning Patreon Community! https://www.patreon.com/mypurposefulplanning  Join our email newsletter! https://www.mypurposefulplanning.com "The Me Time Myth" & "The Me Time Myth Revisited" by Amy Roberts at RaisingArrows.net The Raising Arrows Podcast: Learning to Create a Mother Culture    

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In Episode 16 Sillah hosts and asks Toren and Ray if religion and commerce have brainwashed, manipulated and separated Africa all in the name of trade? Millz also features as a brief guest as he breaks down how black people have been manipulated with Christianity in a 10-minute phone conversation. Use the hashtag #ColdDrinksPodcast to interact with us!https://twitter.com/colddrinkspodhttps://www.instagram.com/colddrinkspodcast/https://www.youtube.com/c/ColdDrinksConversationsPodcast

Today, we take a look at something called Mother Culture. If you found the idea of a Mothers’ Education Course, which we talked about in Episodes 27 and 28, overwhelming, this is the solution for you. Make sure you listen to the end so you hear all about the freebie tracker I offer that makes Mother Culture even more fun. *** To access the posts and show notes for this podcast, click here. To get your Mother Culture Habit Tracker, click here. To support the show, click here. Find Brandy on Facebook. Find Brandy on Instagram. Thanks for being an Afterthinker!

This week we are talking all things Mother Culture with Charlotte Mason mom Kerri Cummings. Kerri gives us a little background into what led her to Charlotte Mason education as well as what a typical day looks like in her household. In discussing the "laying of the feast" we chat about how important that is for mothers as well and what mother culture looks like in her life with two young kids. Find us on instagram at @setting.the.spark.podcast and don'tforget to enter our IG challenge for a chance to win a monthly prize! Also check out our website at www.settingthespark.com to learn more about your hosts and our panel of moms along with amazing resources and community connections! Resources mentioned in this episode: A Delectable Education Simply Charlotte Mason Ambleside Online's Charlotte Mason Series of writings

Busy moms tend to forget to cultivate art and beauty in their own lives.  They are so busy pouring out, they don't realize how important it is to show their children what an abundant adult life looks like.  Learn how to inspire your children with your own creative life by building what the Charlotte Mason method calls "Mother Culture."   Resources mentioned: The Me Time Myth (post) #bookstagram on Instagram You Are an Artist! Clubhouse & Chalk Pastel classes Watercolor Nature Journal Class on Craftsy

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“Is there, then, not need for more ‘Mother Culture’?” -A In April of 1892, the readers of The Parents’ Review were treated to a most mysterious article. Not the opening article, but the second one, beginning on page 13 of that month’s issue. Entitled “Mother Culture,” its author was never explicitly stated. It was signed merely “A.,” the pseudonym …

“Is there, then, not need for more ‘Mother Culture'?” -A In April of 1892, the readers of The Parents' Review were treated to a most mysterious article. Not the opening article, but the second one, beginning on page 13 of that month's issue. Entitled “Mother Culture,” its author was never explicitly stated. It was signed merely “A.,” the pseudonym … The post Mother Culture first appeared on Charlotte Mason Poetry.

Ainsley Arment and Tina Ingold talk about their plans for summer - whether to homeschool or not to homeschool, along with their recent experiences with math curriculum, what's working and not working for their kids. | You'll also hear a conversation between Jennifer Pepito and Jennifer Naraki about "mother culture," which is all about caring for your mother-heart so you can pour more into your children. Ainsley Arment: instagram.com/ainsl3y Tina Ingold: instagram.com/tinaglee Jennifer Pepito: instagram.com/jenniferpepito Jennifer Naraki: instagram.com/jennifernaraki Wild + Free Bundles: bewildandfree.org/bundles Wild + Free Family Camp: bewildandfree.org/familycamp

Today MacKenzie is chatting about Mother Culture with the lovely Brandy Vencel of the Afterthoughts Blog. While the term “Mother Culture” was coined by Charlotte Mason, the concept applies to ALL moms – not just homeschool moms! The first mention of Mother Culture was in The Parent’s Review (a Charolette Mason magazine) in the Late 1800’s. So, what... Read more... You just finished reading CTLP Ep 23- Cultivating Your Mama Culture with Brandy Vencel! Consider leaving a comment!