I don't think you would be at all surprised to learn that I find myself coming back to your writing most often during bouts of insomnia (as I'm currently experiencing), as of course it's a sacred time of the day (well, night) and I think the veil is a bit thinner. I ended up subscribing after reading this post because I felt drawn to comment. I appreciate all your writings so much- they have helped crack open my consciousness on my healing and spiritual journey. At first I may have been a bit skeptical but now I find myself saying "well, why not?". I am a woman, and one who has chosen to be child-free thus far in life. I was not brought up in any religion but divine conception has actually always been an "irrational" fear in my life. As in, if my period seemed to ever be too late I'd start to be a bit anxious that that was a genuine possibility/thing to worry over/fear (since, in these instances, I wasn't having any sex and certainly wasn't wanting a child). It's a pretty strange thing for an otherwise quite tied to the rational woman to worry on ... divine remembering perhaps?
Dec 14, 2023·edited Dec 14, 2023Liked by Alicen Grey
Hi there Alicen, I spent the last few hours formulating my thoughts and making some notes so I could comment after reading this amazing article, then I saw that I had to subscribe to make my comment so I knew that it was worth subscribing just to make this comment :)
I had tingles reading your post, especially when it came to the shared excerpt about Parthenogenesis and the Ojibwa wise-women, since I can recall a past life that I had as a Hopi Indian woman in which I danced around a fire in a trance in the middle of the desert on my own. Whether this was in purpose for immaculate conception or for another reason, I don't know exactly. Most of my past lives have been as a male, including this current life. That's the only life I remember as a female.
This brings me to another point I want to make since I know someone who was immaculately conceived. I mentioned this to a now ex-friend (male), while I was visiting him a few months ago, and he scoffed at the idea of immaculate conception saying that it was an impossibility and that the only way was through physical relations. I wanted to innerstand why he thought it was an impossibility and he stated that we can have sex in the astral/dreamworld, but not able to conceive on that level, only on the physical level. Then he stated that he thought that the mother of the person who I know lied to her child since she was raped and wanted to save her from the shame of having a rapist father. I felt in that moment that his perception was extremely limiting and self-imposed. After all we all only innerstand reality from our level of perception.
Which brings me to another point that I want to pose a few questions to you - Alicen. If parthenogenesis is possible then what is the role of men? Why do men exist? If women are capable of this then women would not need men? or am I missing something?
Dec 14, 2023·edited Dec 14, 2023Liked by Alicen Grey
Wow, deep waters in this article. Thought provoking. Don't be too concerned with people who are threatened by asking big, deep questions. Most of humanity is unprepared to explore human consciousness and the reaches of our capability. Stating the obvious, some of our hesitation is due to Stockholm syndrome and self limiting materialistic satanic programming applied to God's creation ex post facto. Much gratitude for your boldness to swim the deep end. It's clear humanity as it stands are spiritual infants and ones who are deeply traumatized. 😉💖
I don't think you would be at all surprised to learn that I find myself coming back to your writing most often during bouts of insomnia (as I'm currently experiencing), as of course it's a sacred time of the day (well, night) and I think the veil is a bit thinner. I ended up subscribing after reading this post because I felt drawn to comment. I appreciate all your writings so much- they have helped crack open my consciousness on my healing and spiritual journey. At first I may have been a bit skeptical but now I find myself saying "well, why not?". I am a woman, and one who has chosen to be child-free thus far in life. I was not brought up in any religion but divine conception has actually always been an "irrational" fear in my life. As in, if my period seemed to ever be too late I'd start to be a bit anxious that that was a genuine possibility/thing to worry over/fear (since, in these instances, I wasn't having any sex and certainly wasn't wanting a child). It's a pretty strange thing for an otherwise quite tied to the rational woman to worry on ... divine remembering perhaps?
Hi there Alicen, I spent the last few hours formulating my thoughts and making some notes so I could comment after reading this amazing article, then I saw that I had to subscribe to make my comment so I knew that it was worth subscribing just to make this comment :)
I had tingles reading your post, especially when it came to the shared excerpt about Parthenogenesis and the Ojibwa wise-women, since I can recall a past life that I had as a Hopi Indian woman in which I danced around a fire in a trance in the middle of the desert on my own. Whether this was in purpose for immaculate conception or for another reason, I don't know exactly. Most of my past lives have been as a male, including this current life. That's the only life I remember as a female.
This brings me to another point I want to make since I know someone who was immaculately conceived. I mentioned this to a now ex-friend (male), while I was visiting him a few months ago, and he scoffed at the idea of immaculate conception saying that it was an impossibility and that the only way was through physical relations. I wanted to innerstand why he thought it was an impossibility and he stated that we can have sex in the astral/dreamworld, but not able to conceive on that level, only on the physical level. Then he stated that he thought that the mother of the person who I know lied to her child since she was raped and wanted to save her from the shame of having a rapist father. I felt in that moment that his perception was extremely limiting and self-imposed. After all we all only innerstand reality from our level of perception.
Which brings me to another point that I want to pose a few questions to you - Alicen. If parthenogenesis is possible then what is the role of men? Why do men exist? If women are capable of this then women would not need men? or am I missing something?
Wow, deep waters in this article. Thought provoking. Don't be too concerned with people who are threatened by asking big, deep questions. Most of humanity is unprepared to explore human consciousness and the reaches of our capability. Stating the obvious, some of our hesitation is due to Stockholm syndrome and self limiting materialistic satanic programming applied to God's creation ex post facto. Much gratitude for your boldness to swim the deep end. It's clear humanity as it stands are spiritual infants and ones who are deeply traumatized. 😉💖