God is a woman

In Hindu India, The Mother, who has been obscured in the shadow of Western religions for thousands of years, is considered to be the sum total of the energy in the universe.

The Sanskrit word for sanctuary means"Womb-chamber.”In prehistoric times domes were built and caves used as temples with their entrances resembling the Great Mother's yonic passage. The genital area is regarded as the source of all life, the focus of The Mother's cosmic energy; her menses time is known as the flower; her breasts, belly, and yonic entrance were revered as sacred

But if we travel back to the ancient origins of human civilization, we find evidence that female deities were worshipped far and wide for millennia.

anthropologists studying the rites and rituals of Paleolithic communities over the last two centuries have discovered countless stone figurines of pregnant women across Europe, the Middle East, and India—some dating back to 25,000 BC—that point to the worship of the divine feminine.

“At the dawn of Western civilization,” writes Rogers, “25,000 years of ‘her-story’ of the Goddess’ bountiful creativity were obliterated.” Creation myths were rewritten, symbols of Goddess worship were denigrated, and “the ancient belief in the Goddess as the Ground of Being, The Universe from which The All emerged, was overturned.”