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The Power of the Masculine –The Risen Phallus Rosaline Miles, in her wonderful book, The Women’s History of the World, stated that, “the rise of the phallus precipitated the fall of woman.” The real exile from Eden started around 3000 BC, when Iron age, male-dominated, nomadic, warriors invaded and subjugated the people of peace-loving goddess-cultures. Continue Reading …
Neolithic and Bronze Age matriarchal clans were shamanistic in nature Their Priestesses were thought of as the Goddess’ earthly incarnation who, as part of their animistic rituals, mediated between the visible and spirit worlds . The holy women represented the feminine manifestation of the Trinity — Maiden, Mother and Crone. The primary role of the Continue Reading …
Sacred Confluence of Fertility Goddess worship, the center of Neolithic and Bronze Age clan spiritual life, realized the sacred confluence of fertility — women’s bodies, their sexuality and their menstrual cycles. Reverence for woman’s natural rhythms and monthly flow was at the very heart of Goddess worship. Woman’s sexuality, the sacred mystery of her menstruation Continue Reading …
As above so below In the name of the Maiden, the Mother and the Wise Woman From antiquity, the three aspects of the Goddess have been past down to us through our cultural mythology. We’ve come to know them as the Fates, the Furies, the Graces, the Muses, or even as Faith, Hope and Charity. Continue Reading …
The blessings of the Goddess upon the early clan women were many The most revered and feared was woman’s connection with, not control of, the creative force. Through their unique relationship with the cycles of the earth the faithful daughters of the Goddess enjoyed a symbiotic relationship with nature. Woman’s sacred status was inexorably bound to Continue Reading …
New York Magazine
For a growing number of new mothers, there’s no better nutritional snack after childbirth than the fruit of their own labor.
August 21, 2011
By Atossa Araxia Abrahamian
Jennifer Hughes’s placenta was delivered ten minutes after her first child, just before midnight on March 31. It was on the large side, with a liverish texture and a bluish tinge; it measured nine inches in diameter and weighed a pound and a half. Placentas are considered biohazardous waste by the medical Establishment and are usually disposed of accordingly. Some hospitals send the afterbirth in formaldehyde to a pathology lab for analysis before it is carted off by a tissue-disposal service; others toss it out with bloody miscellany in special containers.
Natural News
Saturday, June 04, 2011 by: Richard Stossel
Water is one of the most amazing and mysterious elements in all of nature. Research conducted in various universities throughout the world has repeatedly shown that it is the structure or alignment of the molecules within water that are of much greater importance than its chemical purity. It has also been shown that positive thoughts, intent, and words of blessing directed at water can alter its structure in positive ways and thus increase its life giving properties.
Natural News
Tuesday, April 05, 2011 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writer
The narrow and mechanistic way in which modern science tends to investigate and explain life, the world, and human health has robbed generations of people of a true knowledge of how these things actually work. In an up-and-coming new book Blinded by Science, author Matthew Silverstone explores how vibrational energy, water, magnetism, and plants all play a crucial role in health, and how the Western scientific method as we know it has utterly failed to grasp the critical connection between the natural world and real health.
The Orion
Posted: Monday, March 28, 2011 10:01 pm | Updated: 4:56 pm, Tue Mar 29, 2011.
By Hailey Vincent
Cut them open and let them bleed – this medical practice of bloodletting was not out of the ordinary for menstruating women in the seventeenth century.
Whether the theory indicated that menstruation was due to animal spirits, excessive nervous energy or a physiological disorder, one thing was clear – menstruation was the root of insanity.
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