We all have a father program in our mind cloud. That program guides the way we engage with ourselves and with the world. And it helps create the issues we deal with in our lives and the patterns we repeat. Whatever our individual difficult experiences of fatherhood— a father who was physically or emotionally absent, separation from dad by divorce, or stepdad issues, to name a few—those experiences coded our father program. In addition, the behaviors and perspectives of our father...

We all have a father program residing in our mind cloud. That program affects how we engage with ourselves, our relationships, and the world around us. It deeply affects the degree to which we attract separation or togetherness.

How? Through resonance. Our father program comes to us through the resonance of our dad; whoever replaced him; or, for far too many of us, the lack of a father figure due to a father’s physical or emotional absence.

And it’s part of a collective father...