What Does Divine Love Feel Like? Experiencing Mother Mary, Forgiveness and Healing | Helen Ye Plehn

What does divine love actually feel like and can it be experienced directly?

In this episode, Katische Haberfield speaks with Helen Ye Plehn about her first direct experience of divine love during meditation, where she felt held by Mother Mary, and how that moment became the foundation for her spiritual path and understanding of love.

This conversation explores how divine love is experienced, how it supports emotional healing, and how forgiveness can transform deeply challenging relationships, including with a parent.

In this episode:

• Experiencing divine love through Mother Mary during meditation
 • What unconditional love feels like in a direct spiritual experience
 • How meditation can open access to divine presence
 • Healing anxiety and depression through connection to love
 • Forgiveness and its role in healing the mother relationship
 • Releasing emotional patterns and ancestral trauma
 • How love supports physical, emotional, and spiritual healing
 • The connection between divine love and personal transformation

This episode is for listeners exploring divine love, Mother Mary, forgiveness, and emotional healing, especially those seeking to understand how love can be experienced beyond the human level and applied to real life relationships.

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