This is something that has bothered me ever since I became a father. From the days of Sita onwards, it has always been the mother who is credited with having the nurturing, protective instinct and not the Dad. The nurturing instinct might have been restricted to the mother perhaps in pre-historic times, but in today’s very evolved world, both parents equally nurture and provide for their children. Wouldn’t you agree it is a bit unfair to laud only the mother for this very natural ‘parental’ instinct?http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/celebratingpater...
Our Nurturing Instinct motivates us to reproduce, and care for our young. It makes us constantly judge good and bad. It makes us believe in, and live by absolutes - all, none, every, always and never.
http://www.cavemenwithcellphones.com/nurturing.htm
Nurturing instinct shaped women in professions.(Influential Women 2004): An article from: Northern Ontario Business.
http://www.amazon.com/Nurturing-instinct-shaped-professions-...
Our nourishing instinct, patience, sharing, serenity, and a connection to the Earth and soil, and, of course, all the exercise involved, provide the best reward—food.
http://www.ngb.org/seed/article.cfm?ID=2;
By applying that same great nourishing instinct that led you to breastfeed your baby, you will find something that works just right in your house.
http://www.llli.org/NB/NBSepOct99p177.html
If you follow your natural nourishing instinct, you definitely end up in poverty according to this system.
http://www.geocities.com/athens/atlantis/4124/commerce.html
Actually, it's the earth that is our nourishing mother - she and the sun carry all life down here! So, what we have here is the female, nourishing instinctive complex, shared among the earth and the moon.
http://www.antonialangsdorf.de/dateien/astrologie-antonia-la...