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Being Mom’s Mirror

Your mother was one of the primary people to influence the filters that your chain mail developed. As a primary nurturer in your life, she defined the role that supportive relationships are expected to have in your life.

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. A. As you evaluate your mother (or female caretaker), please distribute three points between the two attributes that are listed, based on how she displayed these attributes. For instance, if the first attribute had one point, the second would have two. If the second one had three points, the first would have none. 1. The lens (filter) through which you view your mother contributes to your definition of the forest as an adult. Was your Mom’s attitude positive because she viewed herself as strong and capable of making the changes that are required in order to deal with a variety of forest circumstances? ___ OR Was her attitude negative because she was anxious, defeated by life, or rigid and rule-oriented? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. A. As you evaluate your mother (or female caretaker), please distribute three points between the two attributes that are listed, based on how she displayed these attributes. For instance, if the first attribute had one point, the second would have two. If the second one had three points, the first would have none. 1. The lens (filter) through which you view your mother contributes to your definition of the forest as an adult. Did she demonstrate a good work ethic because she had the confidence to step toward the challenges of a work environment? ___ OR Did she act helpless, lazy or disinterested? ___

Conclusion: How we define life affects the level of effort that we are willing to put into it, as well as what we get out of it.

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. B. Our mother teaches us her view of women through the behaviors she demonstrates to us. 1. Did your Mom model independent behaviors? Was she involved in her own growth-focused pursuits? ___ OR Was she more interested in being taken care of than in taking care of others? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. B. Our mother teaches us her view of women through the behaviors she demonstrates to us. 2. Was your Mom able to handle her anger and frustration appropriately? ___ OR Did she frequently respond with rage that was out of control? Was she cold and uncaring? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. B. Our mother teaches us her view of women through the behaviors she demonstrates to us. 3. Did your Mom show that she was competent by her ability to plan and achieve her goals? ___ OR Was she aimless, just going along with the daily flow? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. B. Our mother teaches us her view of women through the behaviors she demonstrates to us. 4. Was your Mom self-disciplined? Did she avoid an addictive life-style in regard to alcohol, drugs, food, sex or financial impulsivity? ___ OR Did she have difficulty with self-control? Because of this, did she harm herself or others? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. B. Our mother teaches us her view of women through the behaviors she demonstrates to us. 5. Was your Mom able to have fun? Was she playful? Did she have a good sense of humor? ___ OR Was she serious? Was she unable to suspend her judgment which limited her ability to have a good time? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. B. Our mother teaches us her view of women through the behaviors she demonstrates to us. 6. Did your Mom show that she cared for others and valued them by reaching out to help them? ___ OR Did she keep to herself? Was she passive when it came to reaching out to help others? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. B. Our mother teaches us her view of women through the behaviors she demonstrates to us. 7. Did your Mom forgive others and move past the ways that she had been hurt by others? ___ OR Did she carry grudges, have difficulty forgiving others and express regrets? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. B. Our mother teaches us her view of women through the behaviors she demonstrates to us. 8. Did your Mom show that she valued family life by making her relationships with her family a priority? ___ OR Was she absent a lot? Was she involved only in her own interests? ___

She could forgive her husband’s self-protecting lies, but not the woman who carried his child. (Genesis 21:1-18)

Conclusion: Women can sense what we think of them, as women, which causes them to act in ways that match our expectations, whether positive or negative. In terms of character, we should not expect any more from a woman than we do of ourselves. When we respect the strength and capabilities of the women in our lives, we can better assist them in achieving God’s call for greatness.

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. C. Through her behaviors and responses, our mother teaches us what men are like. 1. Did your Mom have high expectations of the men around her which included that they treat her with respect? ___ OR Did she just accept the way that any male acted toward her? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. C. Through her behaviors and responses, our mother teaches us what men are like. 2. Did your Mom provide a standard for how you should behave and confront your imperfections when appropriate? ___ OR Did she allow herself to be treated like a doormat because she needed your attention any way she could get it? ___

Conclusion: A knight should be challenged by the positive parts of his mother filter which allow him to expect great things from himself and to have confidence in his ability to do the hard work that will make this a reality.

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. D. We develop a filter as a result of our experiences with our mother which helps us understand our own self-definition. 1. Did your Mom affirm your value by treating you in ways that made you feel worthwhile and significant? ___ OR Did she treat you like you were a problem that needed to be tolerated? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. D. We develop a filter as a result of our experiences with our mother which helps us understand our own self-definition. 2. Did your Mom accept your unique personality and encourage you, even in the ways that were different than she was? ___ OR Did she expect you to live according to her own expectations and lifestyle? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. D. We develop a filter as a result of our experiences with our mother which helps us understand our own self-definition. 3. Did your Mom demonstrate the importance of your relationship with her by spending time with you? ___ OR Did she leave you alone to fend for yourself? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. D. We develop a filter as a result of our experiences with our mother which helps us understand our own self-definition. 4. Did your Mom encourage your intellectual development by responding to your natural curiosity and your need to do well in school? ___ OR Did she do little to stimulate or encourage new learning? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. D. We develop a filter as a result of our experiences with our mother which helps us understand our own self-definition. 5. Did your Mom view your emotional growth as an important component of your developmental process and encourage you to express your feelings? ___ OR Did she react to you according to her mood, expecting you to adjust accordingly? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. D. We develop a filter as a result of our experiences with our mother which helps us understand our own self-definition. 6. Did your Mom put energy into your physical development by teaching you healthy eating and exercise habits and by taking you regularly to the doctor/dentist? ___ OR Did she allow you to eat anything you wanted and respond passively to your medical and dental care? ___

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. D. We develop a filter as a result of our experiences with our mother which helps us understand our own self-definition. 7. Was your Mom fun to be with? Did she encourage you to have fun with your friends? ___ OR Did she choose to socially isolate herself? ___

Conclusion: You are responsible to be a knight of God’s calling whether or not you felt valued, accepted, encouraged, challenged, cared for or nurtured by your mother. A knight controls his mother’s filters by maximizing the positive ways she treated him and grieving which will allow you to let go of her negative attributes.

A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. E. Your mother showed you the meaning of life: 1. Did your Mom encourage your faith because she valued her own faith system? ___ OR Was she disconnected from a faith system? ___

E. Your mother showed you the meaning of life: A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. E. Your mother showed you the meaning of life: 2. Did your Mom have a purpose in her life on which she based her success and her meaning? ___ OR Did she view life as less about living and more about surviving? ___

E. Your mother showed you the meaning of life: A man takes responsibility for the ways his filters influence his daily life. He understands how his mother’s role in his life affects his chain mail and works to maximize the positive impact of her nurturing. E. Your mother showed you the meaning of life: 3. Did your Mom support the view that there is a right way and a wrong way to do things? ___ OR Was she unconcerned about her personal level of morality and more interested in doing what she wanted at any particular moment? ___

Conclusion: Life happens, whether or not your mother provided a positive filter for you. There is no mother who is able to create a completely perfect filter within you. Therefore, it is important to allow God to help you find the distortions in your filters, so that you can choose to live differently.