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Image 1 — The Inverted Triangle may have originated from biology before it became "sacred geometry". The female was inverted; males upright. This symbolism appeared across many ancient cultures until Christianity recast creation as male. The uterine-inspired inverted triangle became a crucifix.
Image 2 — The Inverted Triangle may have originated from biology before it became "sacred geometry". The female was inverted; males upright. This symbolism appeared across many ancient cultures until Christianity recast creation as male. The uterine-inspired inverted triangle became a crucifix.
Image 3 — The Inverted Triangle may have originated from biology before it became "sacred geometry". The female was inverted; males upright. This symbolism appeared across many ancient cultures until Christianity recast creation as male. The uterine-inspired inverted triangle became a crucifix.
Image 4 — The Inverted Triangle may have originated from biology before it became "sacred geometry". The female was inverted; males upright. This symbolism appeared across many ancient cultures until Christianity recast creation as male. The uterine-inspired inverted triangle became a crucifix.
Image 5 — The Inverted Triangle may have originated from biology before it became "sacred geometry". The female was inverted; males upright. This symbolism appeared across many ancient cultures until Christianity recast creation as male. The uterine-inspired inverted triangle became a crucifix.
Image 6 — The Inverted Triangle may have originated from biology before it became "sacred geometry". The female was inverted; males upright. This symbolism appeared across many ancient cultures until Christianity recast creation as male. The uterine-inspired inverted triangle became a crucifix.
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The Inverted Triangle may have originated from biology before it became "sacred geometry". The female was inverted; males upright. This symbolism appeared across many ancient cultures until Christianity recast creation as male. The uterine-inspired inverted triangle became a crucifix.

The inverted triangle resembled the yoni - the whole female anatomy. From there, ancient people saw that the frontal view of the cow's head also resembled a uterus. The associations with cattle then expanded beyond anatomy to fertility, nourishment, continuity and life itself. This shape became abstracted yet remained potent. One day a different inverted triangle appeared: the curicifix. It's no coincidence that the crucifix is often surrounded by the bright red colour of life death, blood, menstration.

From Uterus, to Cow, to Crucifix

u/KintoreCat — 13 hours ago
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The Word Allergy was Coined in 1906

Industrial modern environments reshaped childhood: city density, suburbian car dependence, indoor life, artificial light, reduced movement and chronic sensory overload.

These conditions produce physiological instability. Children and families lose health and pay for treatment.

Instead of asking: what changed in the environment of the human organism so much that ordinary substances - foods, pollens, tissues, and surfaces - are now increasingly interpreted as threats, modern medicine reacted by becomming extraordinarily sophisticated at managing the downstream consequences.

Autoimmune diseases rising, yet there is no serious epidemiogocial response. Just more caution, more vigilance, more treatment.

We appear to have little collective capacity, and medicine has little structural incentive to investigate the environments producing it.

No wonder birth rates are declining.

The Word Allergy was Coined in 1906

u/KintoreCat — 28 days ago
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Why Christianity Should Enrage You.

Christian forefathers took the maternal archetype and made her passive and obedient.

(See Mary)

She is devoid of violence or aggression, weapons, capacity.

This is completely at odds with a mother's role to protect her children.

Mothers are both literal creators and protectors.

Christianity subverted both of those roles and succeeded at claiming creation for "Our father"

This is why we have predators, paedophils, a lack of free health care for children.

Our patriarchal systems needs to prey on them.

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u/KintoreCat — 1 month ago
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From Uterus to Cow to Crucifix - How the inverted triangle symbol off -centred the source of creation

The inverted triangle was always the feminine principle in older traditions. The male principle was always the upright triangle.

Did the claiming of the inverted triangle help Christianity symbolically appropriate the source if creation?

u/KintoreCat — 1 month ago
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Lipstack and a Dress: Small Visible Rewards for the Foremen

Men shouldn't be stopped for dressing as they choose.

But first, in fairness, let's acknowledge this: those symbols carry history. They are not empty. They come fron lives that have carried load, risk, pain, regulation, consequence and history.

And we haven't even celebrated women properly yet.

u/KintoreCat — 2 months ago
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A culture that measures masculinity through conquest, heirachy, extraction and supression will ultimately destroy us

War

u/KintoreCat — 2 months ago
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I would like to invite people to pease stop flooding Reddit with gun photos. Outside the US, it doesn’t read as cool—it reads as strange and a bit disturbing. If you grew up around it, you might not see it, but most of us didn’t.

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u/KintoreCat — 2 months ago
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The Gudestrup Cauldron is a half remembered pastiche.

Created during the late iron age just before the time of Christ. It harks back to the Indus Valley Seal: a seated three faced female - compused among wild animals.

Abrahamic religions used these tales of wonder and awe to feign physiological composure and create narratives of eternal life, then to instill obediebce and then domination of nature.

Gudestrap Cauldron: When the Iron Age Turned Us Against the Earth

u/KintoreCat — 2 months ago
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Our relationship with the body changes at puberty. Before that, we all move the same way - heads on sticks, acting without monitoring.

Girls don't get to stay like that.

Puberty pulls our focus into our body. Periods arrive disruptive, demanding attention - and for years, they force us to a level of physiological awareness.

Boys continue largely as heads on sticks.

Men - and by extension medicine- have never had to develop the same level of internal awareness.

That gap shows.

Why Women Live Longer

u/KintoreCat — 4 months ago