My second channelling and conversation with Marilyn Monroe; this one focussing on Sisterhood, the Mother Wound (including the narcissistic mother, the absent mother both physically and emotionally), and learning how to detach from energies. Also a chat on ageing (her views on it, how she would have navigated it and guidance for anyone struggling with it), as well as the stages of womanhood from Maiden to Queen. Also what a future life for her may look like, what would she want to do, a discussion on beauty (inherent not just physical) and Venusian energy saving the world... and quite a bit more... The new Marilyn Monroe Divine Feminine Queen spray is also shown and its message shared. Enjoy the video and open to a portal of healing too. Thank you for your support Amanda x @AmandaEllis #channelling #marilynmonroe #heartsquad My first Marilyn Monroe Channelling is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6nTpHuBoLaNn68si=m3K500GBgKnndRjX Marilyn Monroe Divine Feminine Queen Empowerment and Sisterhood Spray angeliccelestialcolours.co.uk/collections/individual-sprays/products/marilyn-monroe-divine-feminine-queen Oracle deck featured: The Creation Codes by Mica Blais and Stacey L Tucker Artwork - Black and White drawing of Marilyn by Mary at Art by Mary on FB, or email ArtbyMary7@gmail.com Artwork of Marilyn on my wall - Commissioned pieces by Jodi at Jodiart123@gmail.com Full Heart Squad Playlist with all other 22 members including Audrey Hepburn and Princess Diana is here: kzbin.info/aero/PL91fc3arP-uIieNtjKHTKZgUr_Spf6cek&si=58zqSLFuKGOyPqrp To donate (thank you) www.paypal.com/paypalme/amandaellisthankyou My OFFICIAL AND ONLY INSTAGRAM PAGE (currently 45.8K followers as of November 2023) is ANGELIC CELESTIAL COLOURS. I DO NOT OFFER READINGS, Ask you to follow me or private message you - BEWARE OF SCAMMERS. This is my link to my account - join us there for daily news: instagram.com/angeliccelestialcolours/?hl=enI am also NOT on Tik Tok so ignore Scammers there too! Music Intro: - omegagon.bandcamp.com
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@alwaysknewtowearitwellfanc365011 ай бұрын
I think my own Mother, gone to Heaven just one year, was just trying to get through each day. She worked all day, then had to come home and cook dinner. She had to get three children to their morning destinations, be it to childcare and school. She had to get us out of bed, feed us and my Dad, get herself ready, and be on time to help open a bank. She wasn't allowed to leave the bank until money was balanced. She never looked anything but polished. Never. Attractive and poised at all times. My Dad did nothing, was distant most of the time towards his children, and sometimes, my Mother. I appreciate her beyond words. My Dad and I got closer as he battled cancer in his last days, but there was damage I had to heal that took me most of my life. But my Mother did her absolute best.
@makingupthemagic11 ай бұрын
At nearly 48, I've come to really love myself. Not in the narcissistic way, but to be able to look into a mirror and be my own loving mother. To see my qualities, and character and see it appreciating with age and experience. I hope everyone can arrive at the point, one day. I hope this valentines day you'll pick yourself first, that you'll be your biggest fan and your most loving mother. ❤❤❤
@brigitaravina120211 ай бұрын
Thank You 🙏🙏🙏 Your words are for me in this moment✨💫 Me in my 45 still learning 🤜🤛😇
@anslynryan950611 ай бұрын
I've been getting the message over and over again lately about how important beauty is. One of my super powers is making everything around me beautiful!!
@ms.sherlock11 ай бұрын
You are one of the very few psychics who I feel truly channeled the real Marilyn. Thank you, Amanda, for using your hard earned psychic abilities to let her share what she has learned in her soul journey thus far. ❤
@ladyjade949411 ай бұрын
"Narcissistic people like being offended" that is soo true never heard someone word it like that. They love being the victim ❤ xxx
@ehswissie11 ай бұрын
I have a narcissistic mother. For 3 decades I’ve tried to free myself from her, and a few years ago I have been able to cut her loose. It became clear to me that I loved myself enough to do it. It wasn’t easy but now I feel free. I love her from a distance and I’m grateful that she/her soul has ultimately helped me to realise my self worth and to set healthy boundaries.
@joanner252311 ай бұрын
I have a very similar story. However, my mother now has dementia. She is more mellow. But whenever I visit (every few months at most) it brings up so much pain. I still feel guilty for not going but I also have to protect myself now I can.
@randomisland287211 ай бұрын
My mother was an extreme covert narcissist. She just passed away yesterday. It's amazing that you Amanda and Marilyn are sharing these thoughts today for me and all💫💫
@AmandaEllis11 ай бұрын
Sending you love - grief for the mother she wasn’t but also was. May you both feel peace now she has passed x
@randomisland287211 ай бұрын
@@AmandaEllisthank you Amanda
@JocularJane11 ай бұрын
I am thinking of you as you adjust to your new reality. ❤
@catsmeow347811 ай бұрын
Feeling for you. My mother is an extreme covert narcissist as well. I went NC a few years ago and am now very low contact on my terms. There’s never been any connection, just negativity. I always wonder how I’ll feel when she passes, as I’ve grieved not having a loving mother my whole life. Sending you a big hug as you navigate the loss and whatever feelings you’re working through. 💜
@JudyC111111 ай бұрын
I’ve been there. It was a sense of relief. I’m still healing 10 years later
@aannddrryyaa10 ай бұрын
My moms mom died when she was 2 y.o. and her father married another woman and lived with the woman and her kids. Mom was raised by grandparents and some were jealous of her being there -- a baby -- imagine that! I can see why she grew up with some challenges emotionally (as many of us). She idolizes the Cruella archetype. I won't say much but I seem to be the empath child. What a ride! Painful, but yet, she is someone I feel very close to, as a friend. But yeah, I took on a mother role, always trying to soothe. But, she still took good care of us, as a single mom. We felt protected. No one would mess with her... her strength was her bravado. She took us to the beach most weekends. So many good memories, but personally, for me, tons of anxiety, and lack of self worth-esteem to work through for manly decades. It's complicated isn't it. Love her to death though. My compassion for her journey trumps everything. My compassion for my journey equals that though.
@anslynryan950611 ай бұрын
I grew up superficial and asleep, had breast implants and was a mess/drug addict for many years partly due to a mother wound. I am healing myself and now at 48 on Valentine's Day I support other women into healing and healing the sisterhood, remembering who we are. Thank you for the reminders Marilyn and Amanda. I am a mother to many daughters, a Queen!👑
@aveguevara11 ай бұрын
Oh goodness on the abandoned mother wound! My great grandmother died when my grandmother was a toddler & her father married the typical evil step mother - she grew up to abandon my mother when she was 2 weeks from delivering my elder sister, and I had my second daughter whilst unmarried, hence I was "disowned by father/mother and the baby within me's father & his entire family" - I've been working on healing ancestral wounds so your video is part of this healing and clearing. Bless you dear Amanda!
@jasminkhangura383211 ай бұрын
I've really come to realize in the past year I have a mother wound. And while my mother is physically very present and at times overbearing, she can be emotionally absent. Thank you so much for sharing your own struggles with your mother Amanda and to Marilyn for her guidance 🙏💖
@LadyCrimson259 ай бұрын
When talking about aging I saw the other day a picture of Brigitte Bardot, a French actor at the same time as Marilyn. So beautifully aging living on her farm and giving care to animals engaging in caring for stray animals. She saw so happy go lucky finding her real true purpose in life. She is about 82 years old and aging completely natural with her natural genuine grey long hair with naturally rosy cheeks with deep wisdom in her eyes! I wish I will not be dependent on what other think about aging. No plastic surgery will happen to me anyway. My money am not for my body rather helping nourish other with food and somewhere to live! Wasting time when you anyway are going to aging closer to death.
@AmandaEllis9 ай бұрын
I agree Brigitte is beautiful and an absolute natural icon with the kindest heart x
@pamware80611 ай бұрын
In a family and line of abandoned mothers and motherless daughters, my mum (who was herself abandoned) used to call me (her only daughter) The Lion. My mum loved us all unconditionally and no-one was more proud of our achievements than her. I was the lucky one.
@Sassy90111 ай бұрын
My mother was abandoned aged 3. She was lavished with so much love by my father for over 62 years. As a mother, she did the best she could with the tools she was given but i think she had narcissistic traits. However, my sister's and I have struggled with self esteem as a result of her wounds. She passed last year surrounded by love. She did some healing in her last few weeks as her trauma came back to her, but she died not fully believing she was loved. It just wasn't enough. We've learned so much from her experience and we loved her so much.
@megking934411 ай бұрын
I'm 73. I used to wear make-up daily and was self conscious if I forgot too. I rarely do now. I also rarely look in a mirror.
@randomisland287211 ай бұрын
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@KimberlyPeace11 ай бұрын
I was listening to this while cleaning a classroom and saw pink slippers in the classroom and laughed lol she is truly here. HERE... PRESENT! In the classroom. Lol 20 yes of marriage and I've woken up from the spell of narcissism. I've been the one doing all the changing thinking if I help myself I help my family. He wants control and for me to feel small. I'm going to have to navigate this skillfully. Thank you! 😊
@Lehanii11 ай бұрын
Good luck, great realisation!
@randomisland287211 ай бұрын
You are on to this narc. Good for you
@Lightwarrior55511 ай бұрын
Well done. I got off a similar path. It was quite tough, but well worth it ❤
@debonaire722011 ай бұрын
Learn the art of "grey rock".. it worked for me... Give as much emotion towards him as a grey rock would.. no more debates. No more trying to get them to understand... Give NOTHING.
@maryb.22211 ай бұрын
I decided to walk away from an opportunity to meet my narcissistic mother yesterday. I hadn’t seen her in more than ten years. I actually posted a letter to her in a nursing home the very morning this video was uploaded! It took me yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeears to recover. I felt so guilty and even until a few days ago thought I could and indeed should meet her. I’ve been so sick and this feels like a big step forward. My homeopath was delighted with me. He said it was the first time I put my safety first. Thanks Amanda and Marilyn ❤❤ ps went looking for pink slippers after this!
@AmandaEllis11 ай бұрын
I understand the guilt its debilitating- thank you for mentioning it -sending you much love xx
@clarechristian639811 ай бұрын
How did you do it? I can't get past the guilt
@AssemblyPoint-vi7ok11 ай бұрын
Wonderful big subject! My mission with my kids (30 , 25 , 21 now ) was to be there for them emotionally physically and soulfully! Due to the fact that my narcissistic mother carriers the abandonment wound. I love healing from all of this! I don’t have a mobile phone now and did not have one back then! And in fact I became a loving mother to many kids in schools by offering my passion for creativity and yoga! I pray pray pray that humanity will wake up to the addiction they have to their phones! Stop and smell the flowers people 🩷🙏🏽🩷
@thislove7211 ай бұрын
Omg! Exactly what I’m going through… I’ve been trying to figure this out my entire life (55)!! This was incredible in so many ways. Thank you, Amanda! 💗
@padmalaycock161211 ай бұрын
I was very taken with the image of the lioness. That means a lot to me. Back in 1977 I had watched the movie 'Born Free'. In the end, the lioness is nursing her cubs. As I saw this, I kinda prayed, 'I just want to know what is to be an animal, nurturing another animal'. I cried for a hour, thinking I would never be blessed with motherhood. Shortly, a 6 weeks or so, I found that I was pregnant. And my wish to nurture another was going to come true and it did. I really attribute my pregnancy to the energy that that film impressed within me. Thank you.
@ALouise30111 ай бұрын
So Magnifcent! I have healed the ancestral trauma. Having a Distant Mother I have learned how to love and be love.
@maureenmcgregor684711 ай бұрын
Did I enjoy this video? Immensely! As a senior, I needed this talk on ageing and yes, there is even beauty in this aspect of our lives.
@GulfIslandRock11 ай бұрын
The stamen is our connection to Mother Earth, eternal life. Like a umbilical cord, life giving force. As women we are learning to harness our beauty, creativity and strength … in all stages of our lives on this planet. We are to become magnificent crones and share that light of our true selves.❤I see the beauty in everything. ⭐️🌟💗thank you Amanda for your inner strength and beauty!!!
@maria-sylvialingen4811 ай бұрын
You look glamorous, so in style with Marilyn!
@anachalabardo553111 ай бұрын
So true, I thought the same, when I saw her today on instagram. ❤
@DanielasTarotwelt11 ай бұрын
this really made me cry...you touched on so many topics that hurt to the very core (narcicistic family members; abandonment etc). Thank you so much for your empathic channeling and for being a wonderful and kind reader.
@anslynryan950611 ай бұрын
Yes I believe we choose our parents! The other night my 11 year old son said, "I don't know why I chose you" well yelled it actually, and I yelled back, "me either!", I'm trying so hard to be a good mama, like the lion. 👑
@Riversmom111111 ай бұрын
Beautiful ,Thank you Amanda and Marilyn ! It is my Mothers Birthday today . She is in spirit and was the most beautiful , attentive mother . However I have experienced narcissistic abuse and I am healing , feel like my Mum came through with you and Marilyn to help give me reminders and encouragement on how to cope . 💕
@clairesylvio474611 ай бұрын
One thing must say Amanda, about choosing our mother, I certainly choose the best mother, she was my mother ,my friend ,my confidant, I miss her so Dearly lost her 40 years ago after 5 months dealing with Cancer, she was on 64 years old , today am 69 in July a grandmother myself always think how she would be today seeing me as a grandmother ** am sure bless to have had a mother like mine ❤
@judyulmschneider11 ай бұрын
Well healing the wounds is a worthy goal of any person trying to live a good life here . I'm glad you mentioned that "Narcissist's are "made" not born that way, as they have their own wounds. I have trouble with these labels cause many are not exhibiting the extreme end of this word...Narcissist. Self focused etc. but are healing and trying to be whole. My own mother's mother died after giving birth to her, so she had mother loss. But she went on to have 9 children of which I am the youngest. She was a loving, smart , hard working mother, but simply could not give me the one on one attention a smaller family would have allowed. So i have worked with healing this and luckily have had good counselors, and have lots of love from older siblings. May we all heal in the ways we need to feel heard, seen, listened to and Loved. Blessed Be. thanks Amanda for your wonderful nuturing and motherly energy....sometimes I will fall asleep at night listening to your video...as your voice is so comforting and loving.
@josiedonahue4411 ай бұрын
So many mother, father and narcissistic trauma that I’m rising above. Letting go of victimhood finally ❤️ this was a fantastic video! Thank you so much ❤️ thank you Marilynn❤️
@herecomesthesun718011 ай бұрын
Thank you for this. I've gone no contact with my narc mother for a year now and the difference it has made to my sense of joy and peace within myself is immeasurable. Never thought I'd have the courage to do it. Deep down I knew it was what I needed to do, for me but also for her. How could she learn the consequences of her actions if I continued denying and suppressing my own feelings? I wonder sometimes how it will be if and when she is ill, or near passing. Sometimes I hope I will be strong enough, or that things will be clear. All I can do is take it a day at a time. This particular mother wound is so visible now in the collective for healing and it puts my own journey into perspective; there is a deeper meaning and purpose for all our mother wounds. We are clearing collective Divine Feminine karma. And even the karma of abuse and oppression by the powers that were (as Amanda puts it).
@randomisland287211 ай бұрын
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@ld35079 ай бұрын
My beautiful sisters!! 😘 A heartfelt thank you for this...I actually need to leave the house and I couldn't pause you!! So much has been shared that needs to be heard. I will listen again when I get back home! I'm energized in the most delightful way!!🥰💃🩷 Thank you Amanda💜 Thank you Marilyn🧡/Norma Jean🩷🎊😘 XOXO
@leonakay649111 ай бұрын
Always loved Marilyn, she exuded such femininity, and beautiful high-vibrational energy. Thanks once again Amanda for all you do to help others. Love and blessings to you from Australia.
@denisesilk37089 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this, it just popped up at the right time as I'm processing another layer of this exact relationship/wound with my mother and realising the soul fracture that took place. Learning to let go of any guilt that keeps me tied to this energy. This was so incredibly insightful thanks so much.
@hollykevorkian970711 ай бұрын
Just discovered you Amanda, and so enjoying your videos - particularly this one, as regards what is truly beautiful vs. just the external, and Mother Wound, and not being a victim. I do think women in the US at least spend a lot of their youth at least vying for the attention of men, which creates a you vs. them attitude. I'm 72 and definitely in the Queen/Crone days of my life, and trying to be OK with what aging is doing to my body and mind. Your video is a welcome reminder to love ourselves, whatever our ages. Thank you thank you!
@gailywollerton11 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this video. Bloody brilliant. Being the daughter of a narcissistic mother is A LOT! I’ve learned so much about myself over the decades (I’m 52 and only took my power back recently) and this video was spot on for me. Thanks for the encouragement Amanda and Marilyn 💕🩷💕🩷
@AnnaLivingLove11 ай бұрын
‘The woman I call mother was silenced before the day I was born’- I don’t know who said this but I heard it years ago and it struck me as very interesting and profound. And I love the ‘only beauty will save the world’ quote also profound. Thank you ❤
@beckysharpe2011 ай бұрын
Very blessed with a great mom, she was bit overprotective, miss her everyday as well as my late dad. My late mom is always sending me messages, grateful for all. I was adopted at 6 months, best parents ever! ❣️
@grizeldaxxx456811 ай бұрын
Interesting, I just walked into the Elimination room (toilet) and noticed the tiny vase with Miniature Roses I had put there last week, the petals had started to drop and the stamen was in it's glory, which I why I decided to leave them there including the petals and watch the process ...then I saw this !! I have always Loved Marilyn's essence , thanks so much for doing this Amanda , I so needed to hear both Your Wisdom, and Marilyn's . So much Strength and much Love to All the SiSTARS!!!!
@earthrooster196928 күн бұрын
There is SO much to absorb, to learn from your deep dive. You, Marylin, gave SO much, so generously that quietly seep into my being and i am so grateful that the Universe brought me here. It started with the extreme nostalgia i felt with 40 years of WHAM's anniversary ( Last Christmas), diving into George Michael's past life, and it drove me crazy as i was going through a very dark phase, not feeling the strength of staying alive...but i am not the one to give up, and slowly but surely I dug deep and right now here with you, Marilyn and feeling so validated on so many levels and feeling supported at the same time! Thank You 🙏🏽❤
@sarahcollinge309811 ай бұрын
Hi Amanda, the timing of this video for me is clearly synchronistic! i've loved your videos for the past four years or so. I'm near Hengistbury head! I was given up for adoption when I was 5 weeks old. Irish catholic 17 yr old mother in 66...I'm now 57 and have two sons and more and more recently been thinking of some healing modality that might help with my mother wound/primal wound/ that even though on spiritual path for thirty years or more I feel that severing of the symbiotic union has deeply impacted the way I've been able to show up in the world. I've just written a book about my adoption experience and it's literally just been sent to publishers this week. I feel now is the time, personally and collectively to move beyond our childhood wounds and step at last into the light, away from fear based thoughts and actions. Your mother was adopted. Wow, I'd love to chat to you about her experience and how it's impacted you! I'm in touch with PAC UK and it seems most adoptees struggle profoundly with abandonment wounds and loss of mother. I'm cancerian and the mother connection with my own boys is deep and secure but we pass things to ours kids without even knowing it in our parenting and relating styles if we're not healed on a deeper level don't we. I've also written a book about the mother baby symbiotic union and how to tune in to a baby in the first two years of life - and before that's published I think it's an important time to finally look at the deep wounding of my soul and surrender it up for purification and thanksgiving. So I take this channeling to my heart and thank you and Marilyn for your sisterhood. I was an only child, and sent to boarding school!
@karenreynolds812111 ай бұрын
Love this idea of bridging the generations. I worked on an outreach reminiscence programme with teenagers and elderley. It was a wonderful project for allx
@SouthernBellePsychic11 ай бұрын
My mother left me on my dad’s doorstep when I was 8 years old and took a financial payoff. I checked out emotionally after that and the idea of true love is still a mystery for me except with animals. 🤷♀️
@mooninlibra320711 ай бұрын
In regards to your Mum Amanda, it's worth digging deeper to see what lies beneath the jealousy. I have just developed a session called Unmasking the Grief which helps to feel into the energies of jealousy, envy, bitterness etc and to help unmask the grief that is often hidden beneath those emotions xxx There's so much within this video, mother and sister wounds are being healed in the collective now, time to move into the sisterhood that you described where women support and encourage each other xxxx
@tracyd891410 ай бұрын
Wow, an incredibly powerful channelling - loved it! 💖 Thank you, Amanda - the level of your work is exemplary! ⭐️
@camillesofina346111 ай бұрын
I am so grateful for this Amanda and Marilyn 💮🌸💗 I really felt her energy 😍 A couple of days ago I went for a walk by the ocean, and All people I met I got eyecontact with and we all smiled at eachother......that just makes me so happy 🌷🌷🌷There is Hope for us I believe in it 😍💕⭐ Peace 🕉️
@LadyCrimson259 ай бұрын
Chanel Nr. 5 is only pure Rododendron, Stem, branches and leaves as I learned in India. Marilyn liked very flowery light smell. But I rather wants the spray you produced. It sound more aligned with me! Thank you to sharing your channeling in here! Loves to listen to your voice and what is coming through! Marilyn was such a beautiful human being, as well as Norma Jean. She loved the raw spectra of the genuin Christal gem stone but as Marilyn she preferred the Brilliance cut Diamonds cut as ! She came as a tiger and left as a tiger. Fantastic! I can recommend “The misfits” and “Bus stop” etc.
@Lightwarrior55511 ай бұрын
Thank you Amanda for a wonderful channelling session with lovely Marilyn. While reading all the comments, I was struck by the number of narks there must be in the world. Such a sad fact. Sad that they carry deep wounds and sad they impose such wounds on others.
@amandaloxley201211 ай бұрын
PERFECT thank you Amanda, far more content than I expected and so on point for me personally (abandonment) but even on the lighter side of a memory of me walking home from St.AIDANS with my cookery basket dripping lamb neck stew all the length of St. Winnifred's Road and down my leg into my ankle boots 😅😅😅. ❤. Love you fabulous woman! 🎉 Adore Marilyn too, so wise so kind and forever stunning 😊❤
@Aloeven8311 ай бұрын
One thing- I’m 71, and my vision is fading too, but somehow feeling more beautiful in many ways. Filters are in great use on social media, but I’m feeling slightly blessed with this happening organically, because I can’t see the flaws which have so much distressed and distracted me from my journey. Amazing what this is bringing out for me. 🙏
@MygirlsGJPB11 ай бұрын
I always identified with Marilyn due to feeling abandoned and rejected by my mother. Not technically an orphan, but basically an orphan due to an unloving and mentally ill mother. My mother died last week and it hit me hard. Anger sadness, rage and feeling cheated out of a mother's love.
@tuttifrutti530011 ай бұрын
All the best to you.
@ChristaMac11 ай бұрын
Thank you Marilyn and Amanda for all of those beautiful messages. I resonated so much with many of the messages of mother wounding and the beauty of older women. I am trying to see the wisdom and beauty as I age. I am healing (slowly) from the wounding from my relationship with my mother ,who I never felt was particularly maternal, and who was quite competitive with my sister and I. She now has dementia and struggles to communicate and I at times need to mother her. I try to be the most present and supportive mother I can to my own almost adult (Gen Z) children, while they learn the lessons and have the experiences that they came to Earth to have. Much love to all. ❤
@staceyconridge151611 ай бұрын
Lovely ❤ all Marilyns messages thankyou Amanda. My own mother was such a beauty with the most dazzling smile, old photos of her just reminds me so much of Marilyn. Xx
@inlovewithlife761211 ай бұрын
Very interesting channeling. I 've been following you already a long time and you're getting better & better in this. Love you and lot's of succes with the new path you're going to take!
@shoanataylor11 ай бұрын
Amazing advice from Marilyn ❤ I was in a relationship with a narcissist before I even knew there was such a thing and it was utter torture- and yes! Indeed something wrong with his brain. Another psychic confirmed that for me.
@debbierister292311 ай бұрын
An awesome video Amanda! When I looked thru my minds eye I saw the Norma Jean who was relaxed, fun and just being herself with a beautiful pink glow to her. Can’t wait for the next one. ❤
@GramaSagefeather11 ай бұрын
A dream told me that I had abandoned my people by "taking care" of them constantly. I was doing things to make everyone's life easier, but never actually focusing on the people 😔
@lyndajonesthesoapmaker11 ай бұрын
A really brilliant video, that will definitely help heal so many..thank you Amanda and Marilyn. A thought occurred to me whilst listening, I never understood why my mother was not maternal or warm, she had the most amazing mum. Then a picture came to me when u spoke of abandonment and mothers who themselves had a mother wound, that I am of a generation who's parents went through WW2 and many were evacuated as children , some as young as 3 or 4....this would most definitely account for wounding as abandonment even though not intentional from their mother's perspective. But as a necessity to keep them safe, our subconscious can not comprend this, only the trauma it caused to be separated from their mother. This will definitely had an effect on a deeper level on how they parented... some children who were evacuated were placed with loving and caring families, others were not do fortunate.. I think my mum was one of the later, and I could never work out when I became a mum her behaviour.. many years on and working on my own shadows..and making firm promises to myself that how I was parented wasn't acceptable or loving decided to do it very differently with so much love and joy..it may help is understood a little as to why some of our mother's had a mother wound themselves...sending love and gratitude to you and this amazing community ❤
@AmandaEllis11 ай бұрын
I agree - and that war wound goes back and forwards - I recall my mum saying post war time and post rationing her adopted mother would over compensate with all the sugar and stuff they weren't allowed in the war - which then knocks on to ill health ...everything is connected to us our environment, past history and ancestral stuff ...x
@carlykai11 ай бұрын
1:28, I’m a gardener and share my gardens every day in the hope that it gives just one person joy, that’s my beauty, and fills me up ❤❤❤
@carlykai11 ай бұрын
At 1.04: You are talking about the stamen…. After the flower blooms it goes to seed and you sow the seeds and can pass your beauty on to the next generation. Thankyou Marilyn for that beautiful analogy ❤
@affirm431111 ай бұрын
Thank you Amanda for this video. I had a mother who was like my child and she had also some mental problems. She was also jealous sometimes (and I am from Italy, I feel like Italian mothers in general love more their sons than their daughters). I forgive her for everything, we also had good times ❤
@HazelHenry2511 ай бұрын
Yes, there is an image of Marilyn photographed with the hide (and head) of a tiger.... and she once word a tiger print dress. I love your channelings with Marilyn! Thanks Amanda - lots to think about as usual!
@annetteprout979311 ай бұрын
Thanks Amanda, as someone who has not had contact with their mother since the year 2000, this actually resonated with me. I know I am one of so many with this. What it taught me is how to be a better mother to my children, so I have broken the family cycle now. I listened to this on my morning walk for the whole video, a good workout this morning.
@mannie207511 ай бұрын
Dear Marilyn Thank you so very much for standing here with all of us🎉❤🥂🙏☀️🌸🌹💃🏻🥂❤️🙏✨❤️✨ And thank you so very very much dear Amanda for your beautiful video and much love from Sweden and we are doing this together 🇸🇪🌎🦋✨🙏❤️🌸☀️🙏✨❤️
@veroniquearyan799411 ай бұрын
Totally love this channelling. Spot on the mother wounds and love the art on the wall. It just supports the reading so beautifully! 💐
@zaraluz87611 ай бұрын
Loved it , thank you again Amanda , much wisdom for us women of all ages from Marilyn Monroe. Funny she mentioned Audrey Hepburn , I’ve always loved AudreyH as a young teenager …and yes , she was beautiful inside and out and her choice in leaving Hollywood for family time , was definitely humanitarian and caring. later on in life caring towards the children , creating gardens , and she loved animals . .. ***Marilyn ‘s photos have capture her beauty , in films she was able to magically reveal her joy and fun and** luminous soulfulness ~ - that glitter in the eyes so blue and sparkling . The art is really lovely that you have on the wall , but the spark is not there( extremely hard to capture !) …it’s her inner light that she brought in as well that made her Marilyn Monroe ❤️ .✨🤗✨🌟p.s you were glowing and looked quite beautiful … I thought several times how lovely you look !!)
@unread0011 ай бұрын
This came right on time... I just had a conversation with my mother and I clearly realised she's still in the same pattern. I just hope I can fully accept, forgive and love anyway. Thank you for your dedication I always look forward to your videos 🌹🌠💗
@FionaStar3211 ай бұрын
Wonderful conversation ✨💛✨ Beautiful analogy of the Rose 🌹 I’m reminded of the fallen petal from our Compassion Rose that I found at dusk recently-it was Heart-shaped🥰 I’m thinking how Love can bloom through the falling years of our lives, our experiences’ best legacies are Love and Wisdom through the learning 🌟❤✨🌹✨❤🌟 We are The Sisterhood of the Rose 🌟🕯✨🌹❤️🌹✨🕯🌟
@kelliegee965811 ай бұрын
WoW ~ Was just thinking about Marilyn Monroe out of the blue last 24 hrs, & also the connection between her & Madonna! Am curious to listen to this channelling!!! YaY!!! 🙂👏🙏👍
@kristelgrogan616411 ай бұрын
Soo worth the wait 🙌 I’m a 40yr old queen, consciously channeling my own mother wound energy into changing my world for the 3 daughters I’m raising ❤ I’ll always call on Marilyn now in the future, having watched this! Thank you Amanda xx
@karinwolfebridge906211 ай бұрын
I watched this video a few days ago and I am still resonating with Marilyn's messages and energy. I would have thought that she would be the last woman to value sisterhood as opposed to competing for men - how wrong I was. Thank you for this insight into this woman's beautiful (inside AND out) spirit.
@janetodonoghue40811 ай бұрын
We must also remember that the dark mother aspect of ourselves (and every one of us has it) profoundly affects our sons (who also have a divine fem aspect) and their women have to face that mirror. This is so with my son in law whose awakening, emergence and evolution through healing is being facilitated by myself, my daughter and granddaughter as we work to resolve our mother/daughter and father/daughter wounds. It is not always pretty. Remembering that the deepest wound is the most direct route to awakening our authentic (higher) self and integrating that wound is often when emergence occurs. Narcissim is the programme of the last century. This century is the one of de-programming to liberate that wild woman, that sacred animus, that essential self that we yearn to express fully and freely. "Go out into the woods, go out..." The poem by Clarissa Pinkola Estes comes to mind...
@wendystrauss949311 ай бұрын
Beautiful! Love Marilyn's energy. I'm fortunate to have more women friends that honor each other and support one another than do not. It was not always this way. I'm a "crone" among maidens, mothers and crones. I believe I chose my mother too, she was controlling at times but she gave me exactly what I asked for when I came to her (lol) Thank you sharing some of your mother wounds with us Amanda. Sharing our stories with each other lifts us so we can help other women with their wounding.
@clairesylvio474611 ай бұрын
I was looking forward to watch this Video, and thankyou Amanda, just this morning was dealing with one Narcisstic person, While She was talking and I was listening, I never got a chance to say word , after a while I blank that person off, and was very defensive, I must say I did get one bit in which I felt so good ,I wasn't nasty about it but I surely got through to the person ,this video truly describe my day ,have truly learn a lot from what Marilyn have said, specially the sisterhood , am going through this at the moment with a very lovely lady ,my son's mother inlaw is sick with Cancer 😢, my sister and my friends are all praying for her , ** Thankyou Amanda for this video *** I will watch it again tomorrow , to absorb more in. God bless you all my sisters ❤
@angelinechinoux296410 ай бұрын
Loved it ! Thank you so much Amanda and Marilyn !
@sarahdemaurice457111 ай бұрын
Hi Amanda, very enlightening video thank you❤ Once I realised my mum was jealous of me I stopped telling her about my dreams and achievements!😊
@barbj978511 ай бұрын
Same here Sara. My mother was jealous of me but I never figured that out till my 60s. I couldnt share any plans with her that would make me happy. I had gotten 2 tickets to the World Series and when I told her she said, "You couldnt pay me a million dollars to go see that game." Instead of being happy for me. Shes deceased now and thats the only way I have peace but still many wounds to heal.
@AmandaEllis11 ай бұрын
@@barbj9785 That is exactly what my mother would say and has - I totally get it! Hugs!
@caterinafindsen617111 ай бұрын
Thank you Amanda. ❤ Truly an enlightening video. I loved it. My mother was a beautiful person but had her own wounds. I’m more presently dealing with sister wounds. Identical twin to be exact. I love her dearly but since my spiritual journey has opened me up to so much more, many times I think differently I’m sure and feel different inside and she just wants us to be exactly the same… I have to keep things superficial and light. ..an example… well you do healing work… how come you can’t fix your health issues!!! or how come so many healers seem to get sick… these are what she asks me. I do have answers about healers saying healers are human and have their own learning and healing journey… the last 4 yrs with the different views has been difficult as her family and her kids are amused by my views & perceived conspiracy theories. I keep away from anything controversial now. We are about to turn 70 and finding it hard to think of myself as an older woman as I feel 40-50 inside. Modern society seems to disrespect older women (crones).
@DANIGAL10111 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this video, Amanda. I’m an American, about your age, and while I absolutely know who Marilyn is, I’ve never really felt an affinity for her one way or the other. But so much of what she said in this video resonates, and just her general energy was so inviting and calming. I will definitely be purchasing her new spray. Looking forward to video number three whenever you and Marilyn feel called to have another conversation 💕✨
@maura969811 ай бұрын
You created so much beauty with this video, Amanda. The energy, the wisdom, you and your flowers. Feeling the pain of the wound of the mother is so validating; it's a sweet pain to allow it to be there and to move on to better energies. Thank you both.
@Thejoanneishappy11 ай бұрын
Oh Amanda what a beautiful channeling that is so spot on. This lack energy is so prevalent in these times. I think this channelling has opened the portal of healing so required if the Divine Feminine can take centre stage
@juliafarrants11 ай бұрын
So helpful, especially about the Narcissistic mother... A lot of support and realizations here, thankyou very much for this blessing and gift
@Nothingness36911 ай бұрын
Omg i got real cold chills allover my body 🙏🏼🪽🪶🪽🤎🩷
@AngelaEliseB11 ай бұрын
I had to look when you asked and yes, she was pictured with stuffed tigers as well as live ones. So she must have loved them and what a perfect analogy to use for today's channeling. I know my system felt it very loud, deeply and clear. Thank you so much Amanda❤
@AmandaEllis11 ай бұрын
Ih wonderful thank you for confirming that xx
@susiewebley642411 ай бұрын
Thank you so much for this channelling of Marilyn Monroe. Everything was relevant and helped me at this time. Thank you from my heart💜
@ms.sherlock11 ай бұрын
With age comes freedom to learn who you really are. Freed of the need to be a beautiful exterior shell, you can find out who you really are
@pamelaselby796411 ай бұрын
Than you Amanda for sharing such deep and meaningful messages from Marilyn you are very appreciated and loved by us all. XX❤️🌻🙏🌻❤️
@dawntripp197411 ай бұрын
Yes! I’ve been waiting for another channeling with Marylin Monroe!
@deniserees158411 ай бұрын
Hello Amanda Love the video. After hearing this, I left to do errands . Got in my car and Elton John's song Candle in the Wind. How awesome❤
@philcrase920811 ай бұрын
Hi Amanda, what a feel good vibe from this channeling. Marilyn's love, fun, humility and cheekiness comes through, but most of all strength. Just lovely. Thank you ❤
@geminigem9711 ай бұрын
Thank you Amanda for this amazing channeling with Marilyn Monroe and I really love that you touched on the subject of narcissism. I was wondering if you would do a video going even more in depth on narcissism and father wounding as well. Lots of love!
@erinviolet711 ай бұрын
I’m surprised that more people haven’t given this fantastic video a LIKE 👍 Amanda THANK YOU!!! I really resonate with these messages, I feel many of us will. Inspiring to say the very LEAST ❤️ sending so much love ❤ hugs 🤗 and light to you and everyone who may see this ✨❤️✨🕯️✨❤️✨
@teamanna989611 ай бұрын
So fun to see my Peace Rose card on display. Thank you, Amanda. Totally made my day :). Once you get into the book, you'll see that it is about mother wounds, narcissism, sisterhood and ageing (among other things). Lots of Spiritual synchronicity going on here ;) Thank you for another beautiful video. DJ xo
@sarahberney11 ай бұрын
How wonderful, congrats on getting your beautiful 🌹card up there! My thrill was to have my two-part question answered so beautifully towards the end of the channeling 😁
@julesemmerson811711 ай бұрын
❤i love the getting older "getting closer to exit point to start regeneration again"
@sarahberney11 ай бұрын
What a buzz getting my question answered towards the end, and so beautifully by you and Marilyn, thank you so so much ✨💗✨ It's got me strutting up and down my room in my fluffy (white) slippers, owning my (slightly smug) glow. Thanks to your video I've just realised that I've been suppressing my yearning, my heart's desire for beauty for some reason and I didn't know I needed validation that it's ok to pursue it and embody it, but hey I guess I did! I'll be wearing my rose gold eyeshadow to my appointment at the tax office tomorrow morning and I'll be sashaying about with my vavavoom for the heck of it. Because Marilyn and because it brightens up my life ✨❤🔥✨
@leonakay649111 ай бұрын
Another wonderful video. Unfortunately, our indoctrinated culture is youth oriented, and aging is seen as not having any worth anymore, or simply being invisible in our society. I feel it is all about feeling empowered within ourselves, and as we go through the process of our evolution here on earth, we need to embrace the changes as our bodies age. This is not discussed or talked about in any positive way, only negative words are bounced about creating more disempowerment, not only for women, but men also have their own issues. We need to love ourselves, and not be divided in any form. It will come. It will take time and focus. Love your videos Amanda.
@jmaryk660411 ай бұрын
Marilyn studied Rudolf Steiner in her later years … what a beautiful awakening soul … self actualizing taking healing initiative
@christinanicholls986611 ай бұрын
A wonderful channelling Amanda. Thank you to you and Marilyn. So much learning that I can use to help me in healing my own mother wound. Much love ❤
@anslynryan950611 ай бұрын
I literally just got fuzzy slippers, I love it!
@micablaise11 ай бұрын
Thank you for including The Creation Codes Oracle deck in this amazing reading! 🙏♥️. What an honor!