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The-Serpent-&-The-Rainbow 
of Haitian Folklore  
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In the beginning, there was the great Serpent, whose seven thousand coils lay beneath the earth so that it might not fall into the abysmal Sea. In time, the serpent began to move, unleashing its undulating FLESH which rose slowly into a great spiral that enveloped the Universe in the heavens, it released stars and the celestial bodies. On Earth, it brought Creation, winding thru molten slopes to create rivers, the veins thru which flowed the essence of all life. Rising again into the sky it cast lightening bolts ⚡️ that made sacred-Stones. It lay along the path of the sun and within its layered skin, the Serpent retained the spring of Eternal-Life and from its Zenith it let flow the waters upon which the people would nurse. As the water fell to the earth, the Rainbow arose and the Serpent took her as his wife, there Love a cosmic-Helix that stretched the heavens.




                                  Solara Saturnalia (Kawaii Kali REDUX) 2015 starting @aleesyvon @bdiajp 



Exploring spiritual midwifery and the over-
medicalization of birth by the for-profit medical 
industry, I’m struck by the shadow of white colonial imperialism, racism and classism that has brought us to the place where the modern birthing-Mother chooses to experience her highest thresholds of  power from a place of powerlessness, numbed by toxic drugs, medical interventions and other invasive procedures knocking out her body’s own innate ability to gracefully serve as a gateway for new life. White doctors didn’t want “white woman” to squat and give birth like "natives." Dancing and the sensual pleasures, the body’s best preparation for a healthy natural birth, were also tainted with racial stereotypes. Docs removed the supportive sisterhood of midwives, medicalized the process, and dulled the birthing mother’s expanded intuition and spiritual powers, often with procedures that offered as many new dangers as they did benefits. Despite spending more money on maternal care, the U.S. Falls behind the majority of developed countries on maternal morbidity/mortality, with African-American women 4x more at risk of death. 

 "Mothering the Mother" @wildbornproject

Pleasure is the most holistic birthing tool there is. The sexual body and birthing body are both located in the womb a woman’s inner temple, seat of pleasure, power and delight! When we trust the birthing process, receive and integrate the loving touch of our partners, midwives, and doulas into the process, breath deep and ride the inner wave, birth becomes a truly transcendental, ecstatic and even orgasmic experience. Let’s remember women’s primal-POWER to birth for pleasure, power and love  ☄☄


                      
                                   Artist, Goddess, Avatar @corinneloperfido wearing @h0les_eyewear

Señora Habana High-Priestess / Bruja 



                                                          Santeria, Cuba photo: @thehoodwitch 

                                                 
                         GODDESS PARTY V 
                              w/ Go! Push Pops & LeSphinxx (2016)
 


#EMBODY The imperishable Being, Consciousness and Bliss!                                           नीचे बकवास करने के लिए                            
·       - HIGH PRIEZTEZZ OR NAH
a.k.a. Rogue faerie locked in a Culture lacking organic female Rite Of Passagesensuous in her flights Of Language, hovering between frenzy / Reflection singing - swinging - swerving 

                                                  @gopushpops #buoyrr
                                    


#EcstaticBirth#OrgasmicBirth #SpiritualMidwifery  

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