MOTHER DIVINE- written by Augustine, produced by Kristina A. Bishoff

[@ninomedia7]

Thank you, thank you, thank you.. Kristina ❤

[@jujubean010203]

THIS! THIS will change the world!

[@lauramantz1963]

What a beautiful song, sang beautifully by a beautiful woman❣️

[@amygeis4902]

Obsessed with augustine's voice!

[@b.simmons2561]

This just gave me chills. Simple and majestic at the same moment. Thank you to all who made this beautiful song happen! She LIVES!

[@kelseyhjorth1584]

Beautiful video, inspiring lyrics, amazing artist. ❤

[@daviddeesefcik9549]

Wow!

[@juliannewegesend-ako3545]

Love this so much

[@archivboy]

This is beautiful, Kristina.

[@_rebecca_frailey]

Beautiful job! The lyrics spoke to me. “You represent the parts of me that I haven’t found yet.” You’re an extremely talented songwriter!

[@MichaelWright-gg5hf]

It is a bit tough for me to say much right now Kristina given my mum's condition. I will email you soon.

[@bryanborough3260]

Yearning for Mother like yearning for Father - beautiful. We often identify ourselves as either a son or daughter of God - and I think "God" literally means Heavenly-Father-and-Heavenly-Mother, for neither is the man without the woman, nor the woman without the man in the Lord (1 Corinthians 11:11), so it can be no other way. I love how you did not leave Father out like much of modern influences try to do, but express Mother in Heaven as equally glorious and important. Perhaps it has been society and men that have left the idea of Mother out of the term "God". I saw your eagerness to connect to a Mother in Heaven without leaving the Father out in the more full and true meaning and context of "God". I am hoping to see more and more content glorifying the traditional relationship and oneness of man and wife and their united eternal impact in families and society as they seek to become truly one, cleaving to each other and none else. Fact is, we cannot independently become a God with eternal increase without our spouse - and neither could Heavenly Father or Heavenly Mother (Doctrine and Covenants 132). That is no mystery, and makes perfect sense. We have been taught to pray to our Father in Heaven, even by Jesus - I'm not sure why he did not pray to Mother in Heaven. But I imagine when praying to our Father in Heaven in the name of Christ, our Mother in Heaven must hear, too. How couldn't she? She's a mother. She has to be intimately interested in each and everyone of us.