EPISODE · Apr 16, 2026 · 44 MIN
The Mother Wound, Unconditional Love and the Return to Self
from Becoming Flame: Where Sensuality, Sovereignty, and Sacred Power Ignite · host Kait Tregenza
In this solo episode, Kait Tregenza explores the deep imprint of the mother wound and the ways maternal relationships shape our sense of worth, identity, obedience and emotional safety. She unpacks how conditional love, ancestral patterning and early power dynamics can become embedded in the body, influencing everything from money to self-expression. This is a rich conversation on reparenting, receivership and the path back to unconditional love as an embodied truth rather than an abstract ideal.About KaitKait Tregenza is the host of Becoming Flame and the founder of PhenXX. Her work explores embodiment, identity, feminine leadership and the deeper patterns that shape how women love, lead and create. Through nuanced conversations and provocative inquiry, she invites women to return to the truth of who they are beneath performance, conditioning and inherited roles.Key TakeawaysThe mother wound can shape self-worth, emotional expression, obedience and our relationship with money.Conditional love often teaches women to perform for safety rather than rest in their inherent value.Receivership is natural in early life, but many women become disconnected from it through maternal and cultural conditioning.Healing requires more than insight. It asks for reparenting, release and a return to unconditional love in the body.Authentic selfhood begins to emerge when performative identities are dismantled.Memorable LineUnconditional love is not something we earn. It is something we remember.Connect with Kait + PhenXXKait on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaitlyntregenza/PhenXX: https://www.phenxx.comPhenXX on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lovephenxxBecoming Flame Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/becomingflame.podYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lovephenxxSponsored by PhenXX.com — use promo code "podcast" for 10% off your first purchase.
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In this solo episode, Kait Tregenza explores the deep imprint of the mother wound and the ways maternal relationships shape our sense of worth, identity, obedience and emotional safety. She unpacks how conditional love, ancestral patterning and early power dynamics can become embedded in the body, influencing everything from money to self-expression. This is a rich conversation on reparenting, receivership and the path back to unconditional love as an embodied truth rather than an abstract ideal.About KaitKait Tregenza is the host of Becoming Flame and the founder of PhenXX. Her work explores embodiment, identity, feminine leadership and the deeper patterns that shape how women love, lead and create. Through nuanced conversations and provocative inquiry, she invites women to return to the truth of who they are beneath performance, conditioning and inherited roles.Key TakeawaysThe mother wound can shape self-worth, emotional expression, obedience and our relationship with money.Conditional love often teaches women to perform for safety rather than rest in their inherent value.Receivership is natural in early life, but many women become disconnected from it through maternal and cultural conditioning.Healing requires more than insight. It asks for reparenting, release and a return to unconditional love in the body.Authentic selfhood begins to emerge when performative identities are dismantled.Memorable LineUnconditional love is not something we earn. It is something we remember.Connect with Kait + PhenXXKait on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaitlyntregenza/PhenXX: https://www.phenxx.comPhenXX on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lovephenxxBecoming Flame Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/becomingflame.podYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@lovephenxxSponsored by PhenXX.com — use promo code "podcast" for 10% off your first purchase.
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