If you mean an implicit reference to the object that created the current one, then no. You'll have to set the necessary reference explicitly, something like:
Public Property Let Parent(parentObj As YourClass)
Set mParent = parentObj
End Property
...but you'll need to make sure the parent object reference is cleared (Set mParent = Nothing) before the child object is destroyed or you'll have a memory leak...
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