I’m not a fan of the patriarchal style of writing whether is written by a male or a female, well meaning as it may be, especially where all credit is given in such a one sided masculine manner and point of view or point of interpretation. However if we read between the lines in the piece and remember just how egalitarian and supportive of women Jesus was and to a certain extent so was Enki/E.A. and if we also remember that it is my contention that the true creator of homo sapiens sapiens was not Enki/E.A but Ninmah AKA Ninhursag herself (aided and or supported by Enki and his son Nigishzidda) who was the true life scientist and genetic engineer. Thinking that Enki did this and many of the things he is credited for other than providing his sperm is like asking an architect to perform heart surgery. If we just open our minds a bit, we might see that there were and still ARE powerful WOMEN (goddesses all over the world who formed and still form equally powerful male/female partnerships and these partnerships were going on where ever the eyes can see and ears can hear what the egalitarian heart wishes to share. Where there was Jesus, so was there Mary Magdalene and where there was Moses for at least part of his life so there was Zipporah, daughter of a Midianite priest, We don’t know the truth about these women because MEN don’t include them in their his-story. Also lest we forget there was Miriam who was Moses very clever mother. So when reading this and it is a worthwhile read just know there were and still are powerful woman at the side of the male characters in everyones personal opera who virtually got/get no credit at all. Note the only female mentioned in this piece of writing is the actual creatrix Ninmah/Ninhursag. Nonetheless there is interesting research reported here even though it offends my feminine sensibilities. So as you read it just think, ladies of every relationship with a male you have ever had and just how important were you in his life? Did you get credit for it? Why are we still so content to be second fiddle? It takes two to tango and when you know tango as I do there is equal partnership in every step otherwise there is no dance!
Posted on: Wed, 10 Sep 2014 18:03:05 +0000
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