The New Feminine Rising

For thousands of years, men have been defining what it means to be a woman. Men have dictated what it means to be a sexy woman and a feminine woman.  Men told women what they wanted women to be and then over time put their ideas into the collective field. Now, this started many thousands of years ago during the first dawning of bronze and into the Iron Age. 

  It was during those times that the Great Mother Goddess began to lose her power over the people and the Hebrew, and the Christian patriarchs of the day rewrote herstory to suit their new version of amasculine God a god of war, birth, death, and rebirth. The purpose behind all of this was to gain control and power over the people. If you take away the power of creation, our sexual power, and their sovereign right to choose for themselves you control people much more easily.

The secret agenda was always to diminish the power of the feminine and to empower men with toxic masculinity.  The power of the feminine which is essentially the power of our life force, our sexuality, and our ability to create was so threatening that over thousands of years,  new stories about male power and about the curse of being a woman were embedded in the minds and hearts of all people throughout our Western and Eastern cultures.  

Women were the embodiment of temptation to men their passions uncontrollable and their emotions too wild.  A woman's body was a reminder to men of her sexual potency which threatened the power of the Church. The religious dogma that was taught via the distorted truth about the feminine was literally woven into the very fabric of life until it was accepted as the norm.

The true power of a woman and the secret that has been kept from all of humanity but especially from women has been the power of our sexuality and body.  Men have taught women through media of all types, educational systems, and religious teachings that being sexually powerful, aware, and sovereign was wrong. Women were taught to fear this power within themselves and to deny it in other women who dared to show that they embodied these qualities. For a woman to enjoy sex especially if you were from a good middle-class or upper-class family was not embodying the qualities of a lady.

Now you might think that women today are different. You might even feel that you haven't been at the effect of these beliefs so much, but I am here to tell you that all women throughout most of the world have been affected by these doctrines. The collective field we live in today is filled with these beliefs and even though there have been legal changes in our culture many cultures still treat women as second-class citizens with little or no say about their own lives. 

 Even in our own country, we see how easily our laws can be changed by the men who are still running the government. The time has come for women, for you and me to connect with this new vibration of the feminine and to let it rise up in us all. To find out how read Part 2 of  The New Feminine Rising.



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