Posts Categorized: Women in the Bible

RACHEL & LEAH (Part 2)

Posted by & filed under Genesis, Jacob's children, Jacob's wives, Kabbalah, Rachel and Leah, Sacred Feminine, Shechinah, what does Bible say, What does the Bible mean, Women in the Bible.

TweetShare With cunning and wisdom, the Sacred Feminine protects Jacob and transfers all of Laban’s power to him.   (Don’t like Videos? To read the Transcript instead, click the TAB on upper right) *** PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO LEAVE A COMMENT! *** If you enjoy my Blog, please consider buying a book today.And let me…
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THE BEAUTY AND WISDOM OF THE FEMININE

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TweetShare In the Kabbalah, Rachel represents Beauty and Leah represents deep Understanding, two sides of the Sacred Feminine — the ‘Presence’ of God in the manifest world.  (Don’t like Videos? To read the Transcript instead, click the TAB on upper right) *** PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO LEAVE A COMMENT! *** If you enjoy my…
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THE BEAUTIFUL REBECCA

Posted by & filed under Beer-lahai-roi, Genesis, Hagar and Ishmael, Isaac and Rebecca, Jews and Muslims, Kabbalah, Keturah, Sacred Feminine, Shechinah, what does Bible say, What does the Bible mean, Women in the Bible.

TweetShare Since Isaac and Ishmael could re-unite as brothers, the story makes clear, there is no reason at all why their children, Jews and Muslims, cannot do the same. Come hear the story of Rebecca, her husband, and her children. Episode 6 of THE SACRED FEMININE: Women in the Bible (Don’t like Videos? To read…
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HAGAR, PRINCESS OF EGYPT

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TweetShare Hagar, mother of Ishmael (with Abraham), was a Princess of Egypt. The Talmud says she was “perfumed with good deeds”. In today’s Sacred Feminine Video, find out about her real conflict with Sarah. (Don’t like Videos? To read the Transcript instead, click the TAB on upper right) *** PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO LEAVE…
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SARAH: ARCHETYPE OF THE SHECHINAH

Posted by & filed under Genesis, Kabbalah, Sacred Feminine, Sarah, Sarah and Abraham, Sarai, Schechinah, What doe the Bible mean, what does Bible say, Women in the Bible.

TweetShare  In the Kabbalah, the Sacred Feminine is described as a ‘Vessel’ that holds and protects the ‘seed’, the Light, of the Sacred Masculine, like a chalice filled with wine. Sarah is the archetypal essence of the Sacred Feminine (in Hebrew, the SHECHINAH), and as such, she naturally glows with a heavenly beauty that ordinary…
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AN END TO RELIGIOUS MISOGYNY

Posted by & filed under Adam and Eve, evil woman, misogyny, original sin, Sacred Feminine, symbols meaning, the apple, what does Bible say, What does the Bible mean, Women in the Bible.

TweetShare “Original Sin” is NOT something “a woman did a long time ago”. This is a parable of our own inner life, each one of us, right here, right now. It’s high time we stopped blaming Eve! Today’s video explains. (This one’s a bit over 5 min, a tad long perhaps, but when you’re readjusting…
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EVE and the INFAMOUS RIB

Posted by & filed under Adam and Eve, Adam's Rib, Eve, Genesis, Pandora, Sacred Feminine, Sexism, Sexism in the Bible, Women in the Bible.

TweetShare In this 2nd Episode of “The Sacred Feminine: WOMEN IN THE BIBLE”,  I show how the whole sexist presumption that underlies Western Civilization is based on a mistranslation and misinterpretation. In fact, what the story really is telling us is that “The ‘One’ becomes ‘Two’, and there is nothing in this description to indicate…
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THE GOSPEL OF MARY MAGDALENE

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TweetShare Today’s post is an Excerpt from: The Gospel of Mary of Magdala: Jesus and the First Woman Apostle, by Karen L. King (Polebridge Press, Santa Rosa, California, 2003), pp. 3-12  Early Christianity and the Gospel of Mary Few people today are acquainted with the Gospel of Mary. Written early in the second century CE,…
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