EPISODE 7

DISCLAIMER:

Dear reader,
I entreat you to remember, I am but a man. No ember of malice burns within me for my own kind; the masculine bears no enemy in my heart. Yet here I stand, a messenger, tasked with rousing you from the slumber imposed by a world veiled in dogma and suffocating doctrine. Society, clouded and heavy with misguided creeds, blinds your eyes to the deeper truths of life. I write not as one coerced, nor as a voice borrowed from another, but as one who has walked the labyrinth of practical spirituality and alchemy. Through the passage of years and the communion of spirit, wisdom unfolded before me; a revelation borne of whispers from my ancestors and truths gleaned in sacred silence. Anointed as a Knight of the Goddess, I have sworn an oath to protect the sacred feminine essence, to restore her to her rightful throne, where balance may again grace the earth. And so, I speak. For words, no matter how sharp, must be wielded when truth demands its reckoning. The task is mine to awaken, to call forth the forgotten power of nature’s feminine soul and hold it, steadfast and honored, in the light once more.

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INTRODUCTION: THE FEMALE SPECIE IS NOT A GOAT

To the men and women of Africa, and to the world entire—this is a call.
A call to sharpen your vision, to peer beyond the veil of appearances and grasp the profound, sacred essence of the feminine. For she, long exiled, must be returned to her rightful throne if the fractured harmony of this earth is ever to be restored.

Chaos reigns where balance is denied; the world groans beneath its discord. To mend the rift, to summon equilibrium, we must honor the feminine principle that we have forsaken. Too long has the woman, bearer of life, keeper of mysteries, been diminished. She has endured humiliation, insult, and bondage, her spirit shackled by false dogmas disguised as tradition and religion, her worth eclipsed by the very systems that claimed to protect her.

Yet understand this: the pursuit of true spirituality, of mysticism’s deepest knowledge, remains incomplete without reverence for the feminine principle. The powers and revelations you seek will never be whole until you embrace this sacred truth. Know, too, that sexuality, viewed through the lens of spirituality, is no base impulse, but a gateway to the divine, a key to unlocking the mysteries of existence itself.

To return balance, to heal the earth, we must first restore the honor of the feminine essence, for within her lies the wisdom and harmony our world so desperately craves.

Every true spiritualist, be they mystic, dibia, shaman, herbalist, or alchemist, knows this truth: the source of life is a feminine principle, the principle of nature that makes life possible. They understand that the Mother Goddess reigns as the most profound and sacred Divine Consciousness in the universe, and that her spirit, her ineffable Light, flows like a celestial river through the veins of all women on earth. They know, too, the mystical significance of sexuality in spirituality, for it is inseparable from the essence of the feminine.

Yet here we stand, in an age where the treatment of women has strayed far from the wisdom of our ancestors. The artless practice of buying and selling women under the guise of the so-called "bride price" has taken root, a concept alien to our ancient African traditions. It is a corruption, a seed sown by selfish and egocentric men of a bygone era. Let it be known: such customs have no true claim to our heritage. They are falsehoods masquerading as culture. Relax your minds, I shall explain everything in bits, I shall explain within the walls of this article the actual difference between the dowries perpetuated by our ancestors, with the fake and false activities practiced today, disguised as the tradition of the bride's price, well, I prefer to call it "the bribe price" instead.

WHY THEY ARE SPECIAL

The African woman is priceless. She cannot be measured in gold or bartered for trinkets. In the days of old, marriage was a sacred covenant, guided by the gods and goddesses, spoken through priests and priestesses, and upheld by our ancestors. A man who sought a wife did not purchase her, for she was no commodity; instead, he offered gifts to her parents, tokens of gratitude for nurturing and bringing forth a daughter of divine light into the world. These offerings were not transactions, but gestures of reverence. A man could choose to give gold, silver, or anything of heartfelt value, but it was never a demand from the girl’s father or mother. No lists were drawn, no negotiations held, it was an act of beauty, not commerce. It was romantic, sacred, and filled with grace. In such unions, no man could claim ownership of a woman, even in marriage, even the marriage ceremony's were sponsored by both families, not left off to the man alone.

The bond was one of respect. A man honored his wife, knowing she was not his possession but a divine being to whom he had been entrusted. And should he fail her; should he dishonor her with cruelty or abuse, she was free to leave, without shame or hindrance.

How far we have fallen from this truth. Today, when a woman suffers at the hands of her husband, her cries are too often silenced. Families utter the familiar refrain, “Go back to your husband’s house,” as though her pain were a duty to bear. And should the man threaten to demand the return of his so-called “bride price”, a price often inflated and spent, the woman finds herself trapped, not only in her marriage but in a system that has sold her worth for coins.

In this, the daughter feels abandoned; bartered and bound, as though her freedom were a luxury she cannot afford.

Every woman was, and remains, an earthly manifestation of the Divine Mother, a maiden walking the mortal plane, imbued with celestial grace. Before her union in marriage, sacred rites were performed to honor her essence and to appease the goddesses. Nowhere among these rites was the demeaning notion of "bride price" to be found. Instead, her worth was celebrated, her presence revered.

But alas, religious indoctrination and dogmas of today have dimmed this truth. They weave a stigma around the very essence of womanhood, crafting false narratives that diminish, subjugate, and cause women to forget who they are. These doctrines sever them from their divine nature, whispering lies that they are less and unimportant comparted to the men, when in truth, they are vessels of creation, mirrors of the Mother, and bearers of life itself.

The church hardly preaches to their men to respect their women, if they do, they do not highlight that as much as they do to women, always asking them to submit to their men, the ears of these women are blocked with such preachings, while men are praised as the superior gender, forgetting the law of equity—unfortunately, the truth is bitter; such sweet lies where spread to keep the woman child in chains, and enslaved. Those where no words of God, but of men, added to their Holy books during the days of the trans-Atlantic slave trade, precisedly 400 years ago.

It is time to unshackle these chains. Time to return to the wisdom of old, to restore the honor of the feminine and lift her once more, to the sacred throne that is her birthright.

You cannot wholly blame the groups of women who march today under the banner of feminism. They call themselves feminists, their voices fierce, their hearts heavy with wounds. What you see as anger is born from generations of torment inflicted by the hands of men. Stripped of their freedom, exhausted by the weight of invisible chains, they rose, not out of malice, but out of desperation. Yet in their struggle, darkness crept in; pain transformed into hatred, and their cries for liberation became weapons turned against the masculine.

It is a bitter irony, for the seeds of this conflict were sown not by women themselves but by men in power, men who feared the feminine essence and sought to divide it, to manipulate it, to see women destroy themselves from within.

And yet, a shift is upon us. I see it now: women are beginning to awaken. Slowly, they remember who they are, vessels of light, daughters of the Mother Goddess, bearers of wisdom and life. This awakening is not a war against men but a return to balance, a healing of what was torn asunder. The union of the Masculine and Ferminine Essense will bring balance to our realm, it is the Ying and the Yang of life of our world, without it, we would continue to remain in this chaos we already are, but it doesn't have to be that way; does it?

My dear readers, the children of the Sun, of the land of the Afuraka, a.k.a Af'raka...
It is imperative that we recognize a painful truth: even our cultures were corrupted and distorted by the hands of our slave masters. Look no further than the misrepresentation of Ekensu, once revered by our Igbo ancestors as a mighty God of War, now falsely equated with Satan. Such deliberate distortions ripple through our histories, eroding the sacred foundations of our traditions. Among the greatest casualties of this corruption is the understanding of the feminine essence; the goddess herself.

Have you ever paused to wonder: what is it that makes a woman so special, so deeply magnetic, not only to men but to all beings? Is it merely her form, her beauty? Do you believe it is her breasts that entice men, or the allure of her nakedness that seems to stir desire in both the young and old alike? If such superficial traits were the answer, then why do transgender women not hold the same natural, unspoken attraction?

The truth lies deeper, as a matter of fact, woman is in alignment with the Prime Creator, the Divine Source of all creation: the Kha, the eternal dark matter from which all being emerges. Their very essence pulses with this connection. The blood that flows through their veins is not ordinary; it vibrates at an exalted frequency, potent and powerful. Is it any wonder that men of the occult; those who seek power through the darkest rituals, desire the blood of women for their sacrifices, knowing its unmatched energy and resonance are powerful enough to make manifest their darkest desires.

Do you know why women are symbolized by black and men by light? The Father, represented by the Sun, stands as the radiant force of day, while the Mother is the Moon, the eternal companion of the night. In the days of old, our ancestors revered God and found His likeness in the Sun, not as an object of worship, but as a visible emblem of the invisible Divine. It is a misunderstanding of modern minds to claim they worshipped a "Sun God." No, they honored the Sun as a visible symbol of the intangible and invincible Creator. Likewise, the Moon and the night were sacred symbols of the nurturing, creative essence of the feminine.

The universe itself whispers this truth. It begins in blackness, in the endless embrace of darkness. From this primordial void, the Sun is born; a child of shadow. The day is not the natural state of existence; it is but a brief illumination of what is otherwise eternal night. In the beginning, all was submerged in water, a great ocean of formless potential. From this watery abyss, light emerged, piercing the darkness. Over millennia, parts of the water froze, solidified, and became land; earth birthed from the frozen stillness.

Yet the transformation did not end there. The water in other places began to rise, evaporating into air, the breath of the cosmos. And as the air gathered and danced in high temperature, it created heat, and heat gave birth to fire. Thus, the four sacred elements: earth, water, air, and fire; were invented into existence, each born of the one before it, shaped by the primordial union of darkness and light.

When women awaken to the realization of their true power, they rise to greatness, becoming beacons of strength and wisdom within society. Yet no truly awakened woman, untainted by the corruption of shadow, would seek superiority over others. Instead, she would strive for balance, desiring harmony with men, as the natural order decrees. For in truth, no one is superior to another, just as no one is wholly equal.

The notion of equality between men and women, as it is preached today, is a distorted echo of a deeper truth. This corrupted knowleldge was spread by those who seek to destroy the women by letting them destroy themselves, so, they heated the fires of their anger by revealing the injustices of the past towards the feminine gender, they did so only to lead them astray with the illusion of equality, making them believe they too can do without men, tey introduced lesbianism to them through media manipulations and LGBT movies, and songs, making them trully believe they can control men, both in marriage, and if it doesnt work, which usually ends in early divoirces, they were manipulated to discard marriage and hating men, thus, the popular talks about "men being scum", and the other one which states: "what a man can do, a woman can do better".

This falsehood sows disharmony and disagreements, turning the society against them which left the women belittled once more. Consider how the very word feminism now evokes scorn, hate and dorminance of the woman child, how it now represents lesbianism and women who has failed in marraiges who now throw tantrums online towards men; clearly this was never its purpose.

Feminism is not about rejecting men or adopting lives devoid of their presence. It is not about anger and hate towards men or dominance over the masculine gender. Feminism, in its purest form, is about reclaiming the sacred power of womanhood. It is about using this power to bring balance, to foster transformation, and to heal the fractures of the world. An awakened woman does not seek to divide but to unify, to restore harmony where chaos reigns. The sacred symbol of Yin and the Yang validates this natural principle of balance, the law of duality, which brings balance and stability to all creation. The Yin-Yang sacred spiritual symbol illustrates how each contains the seed of the other, symbolizing their interconnectedness and balance, for none is bigger than the other, and none is neither good nor bad, but only balance. So, in every man, there is a dot of feminine essence within him, and every woman there is also a dot of masculine essence dwelling within.

These are but glimpses of the mysteries surrounding the beings we call women. There is much more to reveal, but I will share it as we continue this journey together.

DELUSIONS RESOLVED: THE MOON BLOOD

In those days, Females where adored as the physical vessels of the Great Creator Goddess, the queen of the stars or heavens as the catholic calls it. Especially in ancient Egypt; around 5000 years ago, they believed that the blood of the mother goddess flows through the veins of a woman and over flows every 28 days (which aligns with the moon circle, which is no coincidence since the moon was always adored as the symbol of the mother goddess of sex and fertility, and it is no coincidence again that the moon controls the tides, which is another symbol of the goddess, a.k.a the ocean goddess. This is why in spirituality, the overflowing blood was referred to as the moon blood, in one of my last articles titled “THE SECRET OF THE UNIVERSE LIES IN A WOMAN”,(click here to read) I explained in depth parts of the importance of the woman child.

Yet, we have turned the female species against themselves, teaching them to hate their own sacred essence. We have branded the overflow of the Goddess’s moon blood as dirty, impure, and contaminated; a stain upon their being. And yet, in the shadows, the elites and the occult revere this very blood, secretly harvesting it for rituals of power and prosperity, exploiting its divine potency for their selfish ends.

The moon blood (I repeat) contains what science calls “stem cells” which has the power to make a man retain his youthfullness, it has the power to heal lots of diseases and improve one’s immune system. The use of menstrual blood-derived stem cells (MenSCs) for regenerative medicine and anti-aging research has been explored by several scientists. One notable researcher in this field is Dr. Xiaolong Meng, who, along with his team, discovered MenSCs and investigated their potential applications.

Dr. Xiaolong Meng and his team have made significant strides in the field of regenerative medicine using menstrual blood-derived stem cells (MenSCs). These cells, known as Endometrial Regenerative Cells (ERCs), have shown remarkable potential in developing into various types of tissues, including heart, liver, and lung cells.
One of the key advantages of MenSCs is their high replication rate, which is much faster than that of stem cells derived from umbilical cord blood and bone marrow. This makes them a promising alternative for regenerative therapies, potentially addressing issues related to tissue damage and aging.

Further research has explored the multifunctional roles of MenSCs in treating a variety of conditions, such as liver disease, diabetes, stroke, myocardial infarction, and neurodegenerative diseases. Their non-invasive collection method and high proliferation rate make them an attractive option for future clinical applications. I would publish a full research on this topic next time.

So what stops these men that normally kill virgins for money ritual from finding a girl they can love, and ask her kindly to willingly donate their blood for them to use in helping themselves so they can overcome whatever threat they are facing? Well, you already know the answer to that right? Come on, I always talk about this, okay pay attention as you read: The dark arts aspect of spirituality demand that "virgins succumb to the grip of trauma, for only then can their life force be surrendered to the shadowy spirits that feed upon it". Their blood, steeped in fear, becomes saturated with adrenaline and cortisol, potent elements sought for these rituals. It is through terror that the blood is transformed, carrying the essence that such practitioners crave.

This is the same reason a dibia will violently shake a fowl in the air before slitting its throat; forcing it into a state of panic so that its blood surges with adrenaline. Fear becomes the catalyst, altering the essence of the life force, turning it into something that can be harnessed by those who walk in darkness: the dark spirits/deities.

Hi occultists, I am very sorry, I have revealed so much from your domain, and as usual, you'd gnash your teeth vexing for me, and wishing you'd just make me dissapear, [scoffs], sorry, I am not just a writer, I am a light worker, a knight of the great mother, and so I cant help it... I have to awaken the sleeping child... #winks

Have you not heard of the fabled “Elixir of the Gods”? This legendary substance is none other than the moon blood of a woman, revered throughout history for its extraordinary power. Do you recall what it was said to bestow? "Immortality", the eternal vitality of the divine. Alchemists of old sought to replicate this substance which was said to have the ability to give the gods immotality here in the physical real; the gods were once said to walk the earth, drinking this elixir of the gods, and living beyond the ordinary men of that era. .

Today, we recognize its essence in the form of stem cells exacted from the moon blood. These miraculous cells hold the power to rejuvenate, to repair, to slow the march of time itself. It is no wonder that modern scientists toil endlessly to unlock their secrets, striving to master the art of delaying old age. Yet, this knowledge is not new; it has already been uncovered, although, hidden, and remains accessible only to a select few.

But for now, I shall leave it at that. Lips sealed. Let us return to the path at hand.

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BRIBE PRIZE? OR BRIDE PRIZE

On today’s reflection: In ancient times, when a man want to marry a woman, he would present her parents with offerings of cowries, fine clothing, and other symbolic gifts. These offerings formed what we now call “dowries,” a word derived from cowries, the cherished shells once used as currency and a symbol of wealth. The dowry was never a transaction but a gesture of gratitude, reverence, and respect for the woman and her family.

The items that comprised the dowry; cowries, fine fabrics, palm wine, dry gin, precious metals or jewelries, lifestock, were imbued with deep spiritual significance. Each element held a purpose, a sacred meaning rooted in the “Old ways of the Mother Goddess,” the first and eariest practice of spirituality. This ancient tradition, which predates modern religions, was later known as Shamanism or the Serpentine Religion, a faith that honored the feminine essence as the source of life and the keeper of balance in the universe. Cowries evolved to include currencies, which wasnt supposed to have a price tag on it, the grooms knew exactly what they could offer based on their financial ability. The dowry served as a symbol of respect and appreciation from the groom towards the bride's family for raising the bride and is often seen as a gesture of the groom's commitment and readiness to take on marital responsibilities, it wasnt supposed to be a transaction with a price tag on the bride.

Women are extraordinary beings, deserving of love, respect, and dignity. It is time for women to rise and reject the unjust practices that diminish their worth; chief among them, the so-called modern bride price, which I boldly call“bribe” price. If a man chooses to celebrate his union with a grand wedding for his beloved, that is his prerogative and none of my business. But the notion of the brides family requesting from the groom to pay an exorbitant sum for a woman’s hand in marriage, as if she were a commodity to be bought, must come to an end.

This practice, rooted in distorted tradition, sends a troubling message: that a woman’s value can be measured in money. How deeply flawed this idea is! Even more disheartening is that some women, conditioned by years of societal indoctrination, see no issue with it. But let me remind you: you are your father’s daughter, a being of immeasurable worth. You are not property to be owned by your husband. He is your partner, your teammate, not your master.

You need not erase your identity by discarding your father’s name for his. Our ancestors never intended such a practice. You may honor your union by adding your husband’s name to your own, but never at the expense of losing your lineage. For you are not a possession, and your identity is not forfeit in marriage.

Let us also reflect on the origins of the word bride. Those who shaped it from bribe understood its implications, yet they do not pay bride prices in their own lands. This alone reveals the depth of the conditioning imposed upon us Africans; a legacy of colonial and patriarchal manipulation.

I recall an American friend whose daughter married a Nigerian man. When his family came to pay the bride price, she sent them away, saying: “I am not selling my daughter.” A similar story comes to mind with an Indonesian friend whose daughter faced the same situation. Her parents, too, declined the offer, standing firm in their belief that their daughter was not for sale.

These parents understood a profound truth: a daughter is priceless. By refusing money in exchange for their child, they sent a clear and powerful message; that no wealth on earth could ever match her worth. And so, I call upon you, women and families alike, to rise against this corrupted tradition. Remember, dear women: you are not a price to be paid, but a treasure beyond measure.

SEXUAL INTIMACY AND THE ABUSE OF YONI; THE UNIVERSAL GATEWAY

Those women who trade intimacy for material gain should reconsider their choices, for true empowerment lies in showing men that they are indeed priceless. Engage in intimacy if it aligns with your desires; out of love, joy, or connection with the man, but never for money. Sex, in its purest form, is a profound and beautiful act. It cannot and should not be commodified. When approached with intention, it becomes a cosmic dance that unites the woman and man, connecting them to the infinite expanse of the universe. For those who understand its mysteries, it is also a portal to the divine, a practice imbued with the transformative power of sex magick.

Sex is sacred. The yoni, a woman’s most intimate space is the gateway, the star-gate, between the physical and spiritual realms. During childbirth, this divine connection is most evident. The soul consciousness of the incoming child journeys through the woman’s crown chakra, descending through her energy centers until it reaches her root chakra. It then enters the sacred gateway of her yoni, passing into the root chakra of the child. From there, the soul consciousness ascends to the sixth sense of the newborn, where it rests and awakens to life. This miraculous passage through the woman’s body symbolizes her role as the bridge between worlds; a bearer of both life and cosmic mystery.

The African woman must understand that her yoni is not merely a physical part of her being, it is a sacred gateway, a bridge between the spiritual and physical realms. It is through this divine passage that life itself enters the world. Do not diminish its sanctity by exchanging intimacy for money. Instead, embrace intimacy as an act of love, because sex is inherently spiritual.

Remember always to honor your body, for it is your personal Sabbath. When I say Sabbath, I mean your sacred vessel, the temple of the Goddess. Your body is holy, and it deserves reverence, care, and respect.

Your sexual energy holds immense creative power. The energy released during climax can be consciously channeled toward manifesting specific desires in this physical realm; a spiritual practice known as sex magick. Do not waste this potent energy in pursuit of fleeting material gains.

The womb of a woman is far more than a vessel for childbirth; it is a reservoir of untapped power. When fully charged, it becomes a source of transformative energy capable of bringing forth profound changes. Your tongue, too, is a spiritual instrument, capable of manifesting through words, and your yoni remains the strongest and most powerful center of your being.

A woman who understands the sacredness of her yoni can channel its energy to bind the love of a man to herself eternally, ensuring his loyalty and affection. Similarly, the sacred moon blood; a woman’s natural cycle, can be used to amplify abundance, prosperity, and shared success when approached with intention and understanding of spirituality.

The powers embedded in a woman’s womb, yoni, and breasts are profound and transformative. Do not abuse these gifts. Keep your body holy, embrace your moon blood as a blessing rather than a burden, and love yourself completely and unconditionally. In honoring yourself, you honor the feminine goddess within you.

IN CONCLUSION

Women: Embrace Your Power and Restore Balance to the Earth

Before a woman can truly love another, she must first love herself. Women must recognize their divine essence; they are the original life-givers, the mothers of humanity. Each woman is a living manifestation of the Mother Goddess on earth, a symbol of creation and nurture. With this realization, the practice of placing price tags on women through outdated traditions must end. These customs, crafted by men, can, and must, be amended to reflect the truth of women’s inherent worth.

Far too often, women allow themselves to be diminished, misused, and exploited by ignorant men. They accept the illusion of inferiority, a distortion created by societal structures. As a Light Bringer, my purpose is to unveil this illusion and to awaken both women and men to their true nature. Only through this awakening can balance be restored to the world.

When women are honored for their rightful place and men for theirs, harmony will return to the earth. But this balance requires women to reclaim their feminine principle with dignity and grace. If you allow yourself to be commodified, reduced to a tool for sexual gratification in exchange for money or status, you betray the sacred essence of the feminine within you.

Know this: You are not inferior to men. If anything, women possess a creative power that may even surpass the masculine, but the wisdom of Creator calls not for superiority but for equilibrium. Women and men are unique beings, each with their own gifts, who must unite in love and mutual respect to bring forth the light of creation.

Be the change you wish to see in the world. The journey begins within.

Yet, as with all wisdom, I can only show you the door. The choice to walk through it must be yours, and yours alone.

WHY I CANNOT SAY EVERYTHING

Women possess extraordinary powers, as discussed in an earlier article. I speak not to flatter or pacify but as a Light Worker bound by an oath to reveal the unvarnished truth. For those who seek to unravel the profound mysteries of life, the wisdom of goddess spirituality, and the esoteric knowledge surrounding the latent powers women hold, I invite you to explore these truths further through our monthly publication, Premium Hall Discourse.

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WRITTEN BY KNIGHT FREDEL

Published: Dec 20, 2018 @ 15:30

Updated October 20, 2019. February 3rd, 2020. December 18, 2024

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