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"Yes, with great power comes great responsibilities, as they say and we must all protect and cherish our beloved Kashira galaxy, and ensure that we never have to go to cosmic wars, again..."
"That is a scary scary weapon. I don't think it will ever happen again not in this galaxy, but lets hope these weapons are never used again. These things are way to powerful."
"Yes, both, depending on the size, or as nuclear science might suggest, the yield...It goes further than even nuclear war, as it causes the forms of sentient beings to be destroyed, of course, but also their aetheric forms...the twin upon the mirror…"
"I believe you mentioned the pralaya bomb before on here. I think it was said that weapon can destroy an entire star system. That or it could destroy an entire planet. One of the two was said."
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http://www.aish.com/societyWork/women/Seeking_the_Sacred_Feminine.asp
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Throughout humanity’s societies, the Sacred Feminine has been identified with the qualities of wisdom, justice, beauty, and compassion. She is also the irresistible power that destroys old forms and brings new ones into being. The Divine Feminine is this unseen dimension of soul to which we are connected through our instincts, our feelings, and the longing imagination of the heart.
http://www.lysistrataproject.org/SacredFeminine.htm
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Consider This: Despite the power and pressure of a male-dominated culture, Jesus valued women. He encouraged women to learn from his teaching, and went out of his way to have conversations with women--to the extent that he was criticized for this.
Consider This: Historically, Christian women have been powerful supporters of Jesus' message, often despite their status in male-governed cultures. Examples evident in the Bible include: Priscilla and Phoebe, while extra-biblical examples include: Perpetua of Carthage, Monica of Hippo, Teresa of Avila, Julian of Norwich, Katherina von Bora (Martin Luther's wife), Catherine Booth (founder of the Salvation Army) and Mother Teresa.
The Sacred Feminine
"Powerful men in the early church 'conned' the world by propagating lies that devalued the female and tipped the scales in favor of the masculine."
Robert Langdon, The Da Vinci Code p.124
The Sacred Feminine
Consider This: Throughout history, there is record of women being oppressed and devalued across many cultures. This has also occurred in the name of Christianity.
When we see atrocities in the church's history, the tendency is to discount Christianity as a whole. These ugly parts of history, rather than showing Christianity to be oppressive, actually point to the reality of the human condition--which is that all people are prone to taking truth and twisting it to serve their own purposes.
Consider This: In spite of the dark parts of church history, there is also a great deal of light. The Advent of Christianity radically transformed the fate of women. Even ancient Roman pagan scholars agree that it was a turning point for the freedom and dignity of women.
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Professor Christopher Witcombe, Art History
http://witcombe.sbc.edu/davincicode/magdalen-sacred-feminine.html
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacred_feminine#Sacred_feminine
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The documentary explores the subtle and sometimes hidden theories of why the female image has lost strength in our culture, and to what effect her decline has influenced our art, our thinking and ultimately our relationship to nature. Hopkins explores through a three-part perspective these questions and more.
The first part discusses how deeply the male point of view dominates our culture, and then leads us to the realization that along with a male god, there also are divine qualities in the archetype of the human female. The second part also uses art history as a tool to understand how Western civilization lost the Goddess and how this loss compromises the quality of our lives. In the last section, the works of modern women artists are used to balance the divinity of male and female. This visual journey is about shared qualities of order, justice, unconditional love and nurture.
Recommended For: those who feel the earth and human culture are out of balance, historians, ecologists, spiritual communities, women's spiritual circles, clergy, Comparative Religion and Women's Studies instructors. Individuals who feel cultural dissonance will find this material to have an integrated point of view offering spiritual support and comfort. This video is excellent for discussion groups, and is a must-see for anyone who has read the bestselling work The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown.
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