They understand the world as we live: in love and dedication, it feels like loving and infinite, but in the emotional distress and emptiness, they experience it as a hostile place that must be protected. Then recognize that mothers have the opportunity to nurture love dwelleth bodily and emotionally available to them. Childbirth, breastfeeding, rearing, mourn, despair, death and resurrection become a daily habit when the infant remains attached to the mother’s body passionately. No matter that we have had hard lives. Every day is a new opportunity to look at a child and know he is eager to feed on our native substance. There is no more true revolution, loving, peaceful and permanent. Laura Gutman in his book The Revolution of mothers