The Divine Feminine

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This, my teacher said, proved that women weren't always considered subservient by Christianity.

Abbess' who played the game right were very successful even into the later Middle Ages. However, note that playing the game right generally included staying in their lane and not stepping on (too many) men's toes. They still fell under the male hierarchy in the end, after all. Hildegard of Bingen is a well-known example, best known today for her music and poetry but she was active and influential in a number of fields.

 

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Abbess' who played the game right were very successful even into the later Middle Ages. However, note that playing the game right generally included staying in their lane and not stepping on (too many) men's toes. They still fell under the male hierarchy in the end, after all. Hildegard of Bingen is a well-known example, best known today for her music and poetry but she was active and influential in a number of fields.

Does allow from some balanced input from the opposed alternates. Yet still some go for the power and not the weaker as thought ... I like the gentile portion compared to the over running sense of business, and governing piousness. I was readding about what fame does to celebrities this morning (John Denver, others) ... all considered I'll stay in the rabid hole ... it is consuming enough to look at the underworld. Do you know how many metaphors there are for Odin?

The dark mire is a shadowed presentation as an icon ... of something ManE would rather not get into ... for inexplicable implications that are too complex for here ...

Thus rendered in simple form that'd baffle ... like a Wahl from out of sight? Dyke ... more geology!

 

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Dyke's of the former nature are usually formed naturally in the earth ... because of rising mantle! The descriptions thereof are often diabolical ... because of aversions thereof! Loaded with avarice ... and can hold wata ...