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Dipti  Vyas's avatar

Though this reads as a feminist liturgy of reclamation, I believe its power lies not in the gender of its pronouns, but in the universality of its truth:

The body remembers everything and through loving awareness,

the same body that held the wound can become the ground of freedom.

That’s not just feminist; it’s deeply humanist and spiritually liberating. It’s a clarion call to women (and anyone conditioned into self-erasure) to reinhabit their own flesh as sacred territory.

It says, in effect:

“The revolution begins not in theory or protest alone, but in the nervous system,

when the body remembers it was never the enemy.”

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Vivienne Helen's avatar

Yes Dea! I'm learning to laugh gently at everything these days. My body thanks me for generating that vibration💫🤣💫

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