Dark Goddis

Primordial Dark Wisdom Yoniverse Divine Femi9 Great Mother

[terra-feminarum]

Matriarchies were here first. They managed to flourish for millennia without destroying the planet and enslaving half the people.

Matriarchy isn't a mirror image of a patriarchy. It holds completely different values. It's not female supremacy and oppression of males. It's a sustainable way for our species to organize our social structure.

Matriarchal society revolves around care-taking. It doesn't mean all women need to be mothers. Men and women alike look up to motherliness as a virtue, as way of interacting with humans and non-humans alike with compassion.

Patriarchy is about owning and taking. Matriarchies are about giving and receiving.

[misandresther]

Women were never created from men's ribs, not ever. It is HE who emerges from HER womb. Framing the father as the life giver is a patriarchal lie, it's not true.

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The CREATOR does not bow to her creation

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Goddess innerG

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Divine ✨

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Highly protected and favored

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“Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people.”

— (via amargedom)

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God is a woman

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–Margaret Atwood

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Mami Wata 🧜🏾‍♀️

is a complex symbol with so many resonances that she feeds the imagination, generating, rather than limiting, meanings and significances. She is at once a nurturing mother; sexy mama; provider of riches; healer of physical and spiritual ills; and embodiment of dangers and desires, risks and challenges, dreams and aspirations, fears and forebodings. People are attracted to the seemingly endless possibilities she represents and, at the same time, frightened by her destructive potential. She inspires a vast array of emotions, attitudes, and actions among those who worship her, fear her, study her, and create works of art about her.

Often appearing with the head and torso of a woman and the tail of a fish, Mami Wata straddles earth and water, culture and nature. She may also take the form of a snake charmer, sometimes in combination with her mermaid attributes and sometimes separate from them. She can exist in the form of indigenous African water spirits known as mami watas and papi watas or assume aspects of a Hindu deity or a Christian saint without sacrificing her identity.