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her master as her on savior and redeemer since as per doctrines as a nun she had not to involve
herself with dirt but Satan overpowered her and she failed. She noticed how often other people
had different opinions about the kind of person she was and the kind of mother she was supposed
to be. Sometimes she felt she was not perfect before other people’s eyes, a situation that made
her feel inferior, but she had actually agreed that one of the essential trait that we Christian
learned from the monks is trying to be real, honest, and true to who we are. According to
(Clerkes) in page (120-149) We cannot have an acceptable and real relationship with the almighty
God and even anybody else if we are not honest with ourselves. Coloring the false image to
ourselves is not necessary for monastic life and that will separate our life from the almighty and
will end up being totally far away with God a situation that will ruin our life further.
Monasticism is all about a White Martyrdom as. When we try to reflect on the life of saints
suffered on human’s hands some passed through fatal and intense treatment but they never
surrendered to the God’s enemies just to please them and in return a shaming our only savior
and redeemer The Mighty God who is with great promises and He is always faithful to His
promises. So as great Christians who know what monastic life entails, according to
http://www.uhpress.hawaii.edu/books/schopen-chap1.pdf we have to be ready even sacrifice
our lives for God since He even sacrifices a lot for us with our lives. Can one try gauge the intensity
that is in one sacrificing his only son to go get mishandled, mistreated pinned to a cross and lastly
die just to save sinful people who actually they are not worth all that treatment. I know most of
us as parents, cannot even think of trying that and even if we are promised unimaginable.
The Nun faced a lot of difficulties in her monastic life and as well being a mother of seven,
but she had to persevere and withstand all the challenges and tried to stick in prayers and
confession and made great efforts in attaining the communion with God and actually with time
she forgot everything and had to accept that she was a mother and a nun as well and life
continued.
In conclusion, Monastic motherhood is real and is possible so long as one is committed
to her God and God cannot let her go too. He will be by her side in every situation that is beyond
her faith as he did to the main saints such as Job, Abraham and many others as the bible and
