Is it true that if a mother is not pleased with her son's choice of university major, it will prevent divine success in his life?

A mother has a great right over her child, which is to be dutiful and benevolent towards her. The son should strive to convince her of the merits of the path he inclines towards. Some parents overlook the son's readiness and desire for a specific specialization. A son is not obligated to obey his parents in choosing a field of study or a career, just as he is not obligated to eat what he dislikes. He must exert effort to satisfy his mother and prove his excellence in the field of commerce.