His thoughts on a torah
It is Sunday morning and he sleeps not.
He thinks of the feminine, devine,
and the image cast forth, in the Magdalene.
Is not the one who choose,
to share his life, a similar reflection,
of the feminine divine, The Sacred Eros.
He googles The Law of Moses (macro),
and The Law of Mother (micro)
The Law of Moses is the law of instruction
guidance and government.
The Law of Mother is the law of nurture,
Daily she guides the Father and the Children.
She is priestess serving at the family alter (dining table),
in the kitchen where she prepares to feed and sustain,
the family.
Father, Systemic vs Relational
Mother, Legislative vs Nurturing.
She lights the Shabbat candles,
as she invites the "indwelling presence of God"
into the home.
She feeds the family as she nurtures their souls.
She is Eve the mother of all living.
Her husband shall sing her praises
and she delivers the meal,
prepares to feed and nurture,
their souls.
His job is to legislate, what to do, or do not.
Hers is to dictate how to behave, relational, ethically, and emotionally.
Her husband remembers Proverbs 31,
as he sings a song of praise
of her and their offspring.
Remember she sets the Alter (supper table) of the home
as then provides the nourishing sustenance.
She creates the alter,
at which the father presides,
as the family commits,
to keep the covenants of their God.
Torah/ˈtôrə/The word "Torah" (תּוֹרָה):
comes from the Hebrew root yara, meaning "to teach," "to guide," or "to instruct." In Judaism, it generally refers to the foundational teachings and divine instructions God gave to the Jewish people.
The Magdalene:
The "divine feminine" in Mary Magdalene represents a shift from the traditional repentant sinner archetype to a symbol of embodied wisdom, spiritual sovereignty, and sacred partnership. She is frequently viewed as a spiritual leader and a conduit of mystical gnosis who balanced divine love with earthly truth.
* Based on original, rabbit hole, research on Google AI
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