We
live in a world where boys and men are encouraged to be tough and
macho. We can see this in so many Hollywood films where the hero is
tough and extremely violent. This is not new thing as we have many
stories from history of violent, macho heroes. Who is loved by the
most beautiful women in the film.
The
big problem with this, is that a world ruled by these macho men is
also a world of violence, wars, genocide and chaos. So we have to
question whether encouraging young men to be aggressive and violent
is a good idea.
The
opposite way of seeing men is in the figure of Jesus who has a
reputation of being, “meek and mild”. His teaching are an
embarrassment to many Christians as he taught people to people to,
“turn the other cheek”, to “love your enemies and bless them
that hate you”. He even predicted that, “the meek shall inherit
the Earth”.
This
is the total antitheses of a macho man who would be condemned as a
wimp if he behaved like this. It is also not the behaviour of Old
Testament heroes like David, Moses or Samson who likewise were
violent men. It is even not the behaviour of Mohammed who also used
violence against those who opposed him.
Clearly,
we would live in a far more loving and caring world if all men
behaved like Jesus, but as the Bible shows, when he was betrayed and
false allegations made about him he didn’t resist. Then he was
whipped and crucified and he was powerless to prevent this happening.
So
does this show us that, yes if would be wonderful if all men behaved
like Jesus but this is impossible in our brutal, macho world. So if
this is true why has this story survived for two thousand years?
Clearly
Jesus is the antithesis of the macho man that most patriarchal
societies promote, so how it is that his story has survived? The
reason seem to be is that his story is so popular among ordinary
people. The patriarchal elite may disapprove of the behaviour of
Jesus but if the common people like him, then the ruling elite go
along with this, if it gains popularity for the Christian Church.
Most
patriarchal writings teach us that it is natural for men to be “tough
and macho” and that you are not a “real man” unless you behave
like this. Yet, if this was true why do patriarchal societies have to
indoctrinate men to behave like this?
So
could it be that men like Jesus because they see themselves in his
behaviour? While women like Jesus because he is the type of men they
would like to be with? As many people have pointed out even though
Jesus is glorified in the Christian religion, he would be condemn by
his own Church if returned in our modern world.
Certainly
a male behaving like like Jesus would be bullied at school and in the
workplace and be condemned as a wimp or a masochist. Yet there are
men who naturally behave in the way Jesus taught.
We
can find such men in the homosexual community although there are also
very macho gay men. While in the heterosexual community we find
femdom men who want to serve and worship women. Men like this are
condemned as perverted masochists for wanting to do this.
Yet
femdom desires can teach a man to be loving and caring for women and
other people. But such men are clearly not macho and this is why
patriarchy prefers to call such men masochistic, rather than loving
men. Unfortunately because of patriarchal pressure, some femdom men
feel they need to assert themselves to try and prove they are
‘normal’.
Of
course in the Bible we don’t find Jesus wanting to serve and
worship women. On the contrary, it is claimed he did sacrificed
himself to appease a angry male god and this is why Jesus is popular
in the homosexual community. For a male to sacrifice himself to
another male is something they like.
In
the heterosexual community it would make more sense for Jesus to
sacrifice himself to a Goddess and this it seems is suggested in the
Gnostic Gospel, “The Sophia Of Jesus Christ”. Sophia is the
ancient Jewish Goddess of wisdom.
Jesus
is not the only sacrificial/saviour god there were others before
Jesus and these religion were very popular. So popular that before
Roman imposed Christianity onto the Roman Empire, the three most
popular religions were, the Egyptian Isis religion, the Mithras
religion and Christianity all had sacrificial/saviour gods within
them.
So
why would the whole concept of a loving sacrificial male god be so
popular? It could be that this is what men are really like, but it is
only patriarchal indoctrination that turns them into brutal macho
men.
The
very passive and masochistic behaviour of men is shown to us by the
military. Where the army can easy train men to become so obedient
that in WW1 millions of soldiers walk out of trenches to face certain
death from machine-gun fire, because they were ordered to do so. The
Japanese air force took it a stage further when they used suicide
bombers in WW2.
In
fact the whole patriarchal society is dependant on men’s blind
obedience to those in authority over them. Unfortunately, the whole
of patriarchal history shows that patriarchal rules care little for
the people they rule as they exploit them.
It
would make far more sense if our world was ruled instead by caring
women. This I think is what the creators of all sacrificial/saviour
religions tried to promote. Unfortunately, all were destroyed and
distorted by patriarchal rulers so only Christianity now survives but
censored and changed to the degree that patriarchy could tolerate it.
Goddess of Love |
God is female and not male.
Mystics tell us that God is One, one mind, one spirit. Oneness comes
through unconditional love and we find this in the maternal love of
females for children, though some women can extend this to everyone
else. So Universal love has to be feminine in nature.
So
it is a waste of time worshipping a male god because the masculine is
about, individualism and separation which leads to loneliness, fear,
conflict, violence, hatred and chaos.
So
all of us lost our contract with God when we started to worship male
gods because we were on the wrong wavelength in prayer or mediation.
The feminine God loves us all unconditionally which is the message
Jesus was attempting teach us. But in the Bible this message had to
work in the confines of a loving father god which didn’t work very
well.
Our
history is a history of conflict, violence and hatred because it is
dominated by the masculine with male rulers and religions of male
gods. We can reverse this when we worship the feminine, which is what
femdom men are attempting to do. (Even though they might get it wrong
when, ‘topping from the bottom’.)
We
live in a world dominated by patriarchy and it seems that the
masculine way is all-powerful. Yet the true power of the universe is
the All-powerful feminine One. We are at the mercy of masculine power
when we lose our contract with the Feminine One. So a Goddess
religion based on Omnipresent and Omnipotent Female One is the way we
can regain our power and create a loving and caring world.
So
the instincts of Femdom men might be right, even though their desires
might be distorted by patriarchal indoctrination. Women are also
indoctrinated by patriarchy to believe they are weak and naturally
submissive. But some women have somehow followed their own instincts
and questioned patriarchal dogma.
It
is through such women that we had women working together to empower
themselves. So that during the 19th
and 20th
centuries we have had Feminism and the Suffragettes who have given
women greater political and economic power.
Some
these women have understood that God is female, like Emmeline
Pankhurst who once said. “trust in God SHE will provide”. And it
is from this understanding that they become powerful.
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