Feminine Spirituality Is Rooted in Nature

A woman who chooses to not conceal her power must then choose a spirituality that represents her own ethos. This ethos includes the intimate knowledge that her body is what other bodies come through, and come into, therefore she knows that communication with the world happens directly through the body. If she does choose a spirituality that represents her own ethos, she will likely face cultural and social ostracism. She faces at a most fundamental level losing herself or losing connection, with the full awareness that the very men who would have her cut herself off from her own power, and have women cut themselves off from their own power, came into this world through a woman’s body.

The awakening must be a co-awakening. There is wisdom that she knows, but unless she is willing to cultivate the power to communicate it and to educate without punishment, both will lose access to it. In fact, the awakening must begin with her. It cannot be reactive and it cannot be against, because that is not a tool she has skill in wielding. It is not hers. Her tool, just as with nature, is to exhibit her unyielding majesty. It is to use the very forces of the body — the power to magnetize, to draw in — to educate through positive reinforcement. She must educate not just about her power and sovereignty, but that without it, there may be great efficiency but there will be no meaning, no beauty, and no reason.

A woman who knows her value and the value of what comes through her becomes the reason for greatness in others. Just as nature can produce awe, a greatness, an art, and draw us away from our busyness and production into the presence — so can the body of woman. The body is able to draw consciousness out of the imaginary heavens and into the natural that is here, becoming what man is looking for in seeking union with god.

This union is god, as the realization comes that God is everything.