Eros Is the Feminine Expression of Power

We have been conditioned to fear Eros—not because Eros harms, but because its
distortion does. In response, we retreat, abandoning our post, allowing greed, exploitation, and oppression to thrive while blaming Eros itself. 

​​We adopt the archaic “just say no” mindset instead of educating ourselves, harnessing this
force for good. But there was a time when sexuality was honored, when art flourished,
and rituals celebrated desire. This was not deviation—it was tradition. 

Yet when women 
reject their power because it is difficult, they forfeit their autonomy, and the culture steps in, treating them as children, making decisions on their behalf. When women reclaim sexuality as power,
the world rights itself. Because everything is about sex—except for sex, which is about power. 
And when power is restored, healing follows.