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the divine is one, but manifests as two: masculine and feminine divinity,
David Deida • Finding God Through Sex: Awakening the One of Spirit Through the Two of Flesh
There was a time when the divine was not confined to the image of a man.
For tens of thousands of years, the Sacred Feminine was honored in the temples, whispered in the prayers of healers, warriors, and mothers alike.
She was Inanna, Queen of Heaven, sovereign of love and war.
She was Isis, the weaver of magic, birth, and resurrection.
She was Gaia,
... See moreOne of the main observations made about the ancient archaeological figures of women is how sexual they are, pointing us to a way of expression that was both sacred and actively sexual at once.
Vicki Noble • Shakti Woman: Feeling Our Fire, Healing Our World
the Davidic covenant, which has two parts: David’s dynasty and Solomon’s Temple.
Tara-Leigh Cobble • The Bible Recap: A One-Year Guide to Reading and Understanding the Entire Bible
Feminist historian Riane Eisler describes how our Neolithic and Paleolithic ancestors imagined a woman’s body and pussy as a magical vessel. As she explains, our ancestors marveled at the way it bleeds in rhythm with the moon, miraculously creates life, and produces milk to feed its offspring. Not to mention the magical way a woman can cause a
... See moreRegena Thomashauer • Pussy
The Goddess-centered art with its striking absence of images of warfare and male domination, reflects a social order in which women as heads of clans or queen-priestesses played a central part. Old Europe and Anatolia, as well as Minoan Crete, were a gylany.14 A balanced, non-patriarchal and non-matriachal social system is reflected by religion,
... See moreJoseph Campbell • Goddesses
Polygamy: individuals of one sex have just one reproductive partner, but individuals of the other sex have multiple partners. Subtypes include: Polygyny: (poly—many, gyn—female): One male and multiple females Polyandry: (poly—many, andr—male): One female and multiple males.