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Sita and Morrígan – The Sacred Feminine, an Forgotten Foundation

Figure: Sita and Morrigan
There was a time, in legends and among peoples, when woman was not a variable, but the source of everything.
She was the one who gives life, who weaves the bond, who watches over the cycles. She was not dominated: she was the origin, the wisdom, the breath of the universe.
And then… something shifted. The goddesses became temptresses. The prophetesses, witches. The lovers, weaknesses. And the Mother, a taboo to be diminished.
This chapter is an attempt, modest but sincere, to recall the precious nature of the feminine. Not in opposition to the masculine, but as a vital complement. Without her, nothing holds—not the individual, not the couple, not the enterprise, not the world. Nothing.
