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Showing posts with label #herstory. Show all posts
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Friday, 15 March 2024

Parthenogenetic Priestesses

For thousands of years, patriarchal religions have told us that men came first and that a woman came from a man. That men are complete and women are animals and second-class citizens. That women are incapable of being Divine or being Priests.

However, before we had patriarchy, we had matriarchy. All the ancient tribes were led by women, women were the first Shamanic spiritual leaders, who taught dream analysis and how to use herbs to cure ailments. They were also completely in tune with nature. Their bodies following the 13 month cycles of the Moon, menstruating during the dark Moon, and at the most fertile in the full Moon.

They taught how to open your mind to amazing experiences using psychotropic drugs, mainly magic mushrooms. This led to mushroom adoration in some tribes, as part of their various nature worship activities.

The Priestesses taught about the different seasons, and the movement of the Sun, Moon and the planets. They could predict when things were going to happen, by closely following these teachings.

These women would produce female clones of themselves using parthenogenesis. Special ceremonies would be carried out to achieve this under the full Moon. The women knew that they were the most fertile during the full Moon and so called it - being impregnated by the Moon Goddess.

Celebrations would happen at certain times of the year, mainly Beltane, as this was supposed to be the most fertile time of the year, not only in nature but in their own bodies, which are part of nature.

The first male was born after a mutation on one strand of the sex chromosomes.

Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes. 22 of these are equally matched. The exception, pair number 23, the sex chromosomes, are matched in the female (XX) and mismatched in the male (XY). We say mismatched because the Y-chromosome is shorter than its matching X-chromosome. The Y-chromosome has been called the male chromosome and the X-chromosome has been called the female chromosome. These names are not completely accurate descriptions but they have found their way into common usage. Because the Y-chromosome is shorter than the X-chromosome and is found only in males, some genes present on the mismatched X-chromosome are present without any matching alleles. Thus, genetic defects on the Y-chromosome affect only males.

Females have complete and matching DNA strands, however males don't.

Because women have two complete strands, they can become balanced and in tune with nature very easily. When trained their bodies again naturally line up with Luna cycles. They can easily learn how to open all their energy centres (chakras) and become enlightened. Unfortunately, most women have forgotten how to do this, because the teachings have been purposely hidden from us. It is also easier for women of certain ancient genetics to activate this within themselves, as they can easily tune into their genetic memories. Other women will struggle more. Please find out more about genetics in my book (Secrets of the Serpent Bloodline) and other articles here.

A male, however, is missing some of his DNA, and to activate this within himself he needs the help of a Priestess (a woman with fully open chakras). The Priestess is trained in Tantric arts and knows how to pass the energy on to a man under certain conditions and the male has had training in how to receive this energy. Once he has received this energy, this will replenish the shortened strand, as the Kundalini energy goes up his spine and activates his pineal gland. Again, men of certain genetics can do this much easier than others.

After many years of males being born, some of them decided they did not like women having all this power over them. They were unenlightened and didn't want to be enlightened by women, they began to resent women and became brutal and war-like. They raped the Priestesses and stole all their teachings and then destroyed all evidence of it so that women would no longer be able to know the truth about their own bodies and the Divine qualities of them.

Patriarchy was born. The men took the teachings and became the Priests. They suppressed women, as they didn't want them to ever find out the truth about enlightenment, and the mens need to receive it from a woman.

However, some kept the true teachings by passing this information on by word of mouth to their children, and their children also passed it on. These teachings became the underground stream of knowledge. They secretly worshipped the Goddess and gained amazing powers and enlightenment.

If any of these secret Orders were discovered they were destroyed by the Priests. Those who were passing these truths were hunted down and burnt as Witches and heretics.

Some families still display their secret knowledge in symbolism in their family coats of arms. Parthenogenesis is shown in symbol form as fish, mermaids, dragons, salamanders, snakes and lizards.

The Priests made sure no one would dare to worship the Goddess, by demonising everything to do with it. The feminine side was seen as left, so no one was allowed to use their left hand. Even today the Italian word for left is sinistra (sinister).

Lucifer was used as a reference to Goddess worship as it secretly meant Venus - the morning or evening star.

Venus traces a perfect pentacle across the ecliptic sky every eight years. So astonished were the ancients to observe this phenomenon that Venus and her pentacle became symbols of perfection, beauty and the cyclic qualities of sexual love. As a tribute to the magic of Venus, the Greeks used her eight-year cycle to organise their Olympic games.

The pentagram - or pentacle is considered both divine and magical by many cultures because if you draw a pentagram, the lines automatically divide themselves into segments according to the Divine Proportion. The ratios of the line segments in a pentacle all equal PHI making this symbol the ultimate expression of the Divine Proportion. For this reason, the five-pointed star has always been the symbol of beauty and perfection associated with the Goddess and the sacred feminine.

The Sacred Geometry of Nature, again is all about the Goddess, Mother Nature, who created us all.

Satan - also another name for the Goddess, represented as Sirius the Dog Star, that represents Isis.

What about the mention of other Gods?

Gods and prophets throughout the ages have been created to represent whichever age we happen to be in and they are all based on the original Astrotheology teachings of the Goddess.

Each Astrological Age brings with it a new era where major changes happen on the Earth.

Sumer, Mesopotamia era was in Gemini, this is why we have the stories about twins, one good, one bad, who battled to control the Earth.

These Gods and prophets are all allegory for Astrotheology.

The Priests wrote the bible, and myths all based on these. But then told people it is evil to look to the stars for answers, they did this to keep you dumb and unaware, while they used these lies to control everyone.

The Divine Feminine is returning, and we will at last have the truth revealed. At last, we can have equality and harmony, where women no longer have to be suppressed and men no longer need to feel threatened by women, because we will work together to bring balance.

Tuesday, 20 February 2024

Ching Shih: Chinese Pirate Queen


Among the countless chapters of the human saga, the tale of Ching Shih, born Shih Yang in 1775, shimmers as a beacon of resilience. From humble beginnings, she carved her own destiny, a pirate queen whose resilience and daring echoed through the ages.

Raised in the crucible of poverty, her journey began in the sordid confines of Canton's notorious "flower boat" brothels, where survival demanded more than mere beauty—it required cunning and charisma.

It was amidst these bleak circumstances that fate intertwined her destiny with Zheng Yi, a formidable pirate whose reputation preceded him. Their union, forged not in conventional bonds but in mutual respect and ambition, birthed a partnership unlike any other. Ching Shih, boldly negotiated an unprecedented arrangement—claiming an equal share of power and plunder within the Red Flag Fleet.

Her leadership was uncompromising, governed by a code as unyielding as the tempestuous seas they roamed. Loyalty and honesty were esteemed virtues, rewarded generously, while betrayal met swift retribution. Notably, amidst the chaos of piracy, Ching Shih extended a rare grace to female captives, offering them avenues to autonomy unheard of in their time.

Under their joint command, the Red Flag Fleet burgeoned from a modest fleet of 200 vessels to a behemoth armada of 1,800 ships, etching their names in the scrolls of maritime history. The addition of the enigmatic Cheung Po, a young fisherman turned second-in-command, fueled whispers of intrigue and romance within the ranks.

Tragedy struck in 1807 with the untimely demise of Zheng Yi, plunging the fleet into uncertainty. Yet, with steely resolve and cunning stratagem, Ching Shih navigated the treacherous waters of power struggles, solidifying her grip on command. Even in the face of formidable adversaries, she wielded her influence to sway captured sailors to her cause, bolstering the ranks of the Red Flag Fleet to unprecedented heights.

But as the shadows of imperial retribution loomed large, Ching Shih faced a pivotal crossroads. Faced with overwhelming odds, she chose a calculated retreat, accepting the Emperor's offer of amnesty in 1810. Yet, her retirement years were far from mundane, marked by prosperity and familial bonds. She embraced domesticity, forging new alliances through marriage, and diversifying her ventures with ventures into gambling houses and the salt trade.

In her twilight years, she cast her gaze back upon the tumultuous seas of her youth, founding a brothel that echoed with her past, albeit on her own terms. And so, at the age of 69, Ching Shih departed this world as she had lived—in defiance of expectations, surrounded by the wealth of her legacy and the embrace of her kin.

The Black Fleet and the Lioness of Brittany: A Tale of Vengeance and Fury

Born into luxury in 1300s France, Jeanne de Clisson's life took a sharp turn at 12 with an arranged marriage. Though young, she bore two children. But it was her second marriage that ignited love's flame. Olivier de Clisson, a brave Breton warrior, became her true partner, enriching their lives with five children.

Olivier fought valiantly against English incursions, earning the French King Philip VI's trust. Yet, in the fickle tides of politics, suspicion brewed. In 1343, fueled by whispers and convenient scapegoating, King Philip had Olivier falsely accused and executed.

Grief morphed into fury in Jeanne's heart. Vowing revenge, she sold her lands and built a fearsome fleet – black ships with blood-red sails, manned by mercenaries. The "Black Fleet" became her instrument of vengeance.

Her first victims were a French ship's crew. Most met a brutal end, with Jeanne herself participating in the act. A chilling trademark emerged: sparing a few sailors to carry her message to the king - the tale of their demise and her unyielding wrath.

Soon, "Lioness of Brittany" echoed across Europe. Allied with the English, she relentlessly hunted French ships, inspecting even neutral vessels for Frenchmen. Nobles, considered betrayers, received no mercy. While King Philip and Charles de Bois, the key targets, remained elusive, Jeanne's reign of terror crippled the French.

Years of vengeance followed Philip's death in 1350. Her fury wasn't just personal; it had morphed into a crusade against the entire French establishment. But by 1356, perhaps due to waning rage, fear of losing support, or a yearning for peace, Jeanne retired.

She married an advisor to the English king, finding solace in England. Later, she returned to France, finally finding peace in 1359. While King Philip and Charles de Bois met different fates, Jeanne's relentless pursuit of vengeance etched her name in history as a formidable force.

Hero or villain? History paints her in shades of grey. But one thing's certain: the Black Fleet and its fearless captain instilled fear in their enemies, ensuring Jeanne de Clisson, the Lioness of Brittany, would never be forgotten.