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Most adults, unfortunately, are not great sculptors. They have preconceived ideas of how a young child, particularly their child, should develop and ultimately turn out to be. Their own insecurities and wounding blind them to the true nature spirit within a child. Therefore, we grow up armoring against the pain of becoming something we are not in order to fit in, belong and conform to family, peer group, and society in general. We lose our connection not only to our own true nature spirit, but also to the greater Spirit from which we came. This is a form of violence.

Violence is usually associated with such things as war, rape, murder, or destruction of property. Violence to the spirit, however, is perhaps the most destructive and insidious kind of violence, for it often goes undetected as it works on our inner self. Like criminal defacing of a beautiful sculpure or work of art, it is spiritual graffitti, vandalism of the soul.

http://www.dtmms.org/rites-of-passage/why-need-rites.htm

Sarah, begins drinking after the death of her mother, her rite of passage, she becomes un unfit mother and doesn´t look after her son. She spirals and spirals and looks out of control until one day on her childs birthday, the love of her son changes her into the women she once was and lives everyday as if it was her last.