Friday, October 16, 2015

Naturally Feminine




Hello my perfectly natural lovers of beauty!  How much thanks did you give last weekend?  Yaaaa, pies, potatoes; and that exquisite bird of nature.  You know, nature is like a woman who enjoys disguising herself, and whose appearance changes; revealing only one part of her at a time.  There are those who studiously study her and show great care and perseverance, in hopes that one day, just maybe one day, they may know the whole of her person.  Nature is feminized because it's seen as possessing the same qualities as women.  Just take a look at the photo this week.  Women are everywhere!

Women are seen as being domestic, devotedly virtuous, moral, pure, gentle, kind, graceful, simple and beautiful.  As you must be aware of; men and women are fundamentally different in terms of their physical characteristics.  Men are seen as hard working, industrial, rational, assertive, independent and proud; none of these traits are even close to connecting with nature. Those features have only destroyed nature!  There's this constant rotation of the wheel in nature, that's never exhausted and rides upon maintaining beautiful form and vibrant health.  Women's beauty and fertility, doubly pities nature by a long shot and she show's perfection in every neck of the woods.  Why do so many of you men out there feel nurtured when you take a walk through nature?  It's because the feminine energy of nature is soft on a man; and a wounded heart disappears with her healing power.  Nature will always be great in design; that' a given.  All women are, or should be admirable colourist as well, loving to harmonize tints with infinite variety and beauty. 

So, therefore; nature is seen as the embodiment of all the characteristics that women possess and there are frequent references to this, from the research I've gathered.   For instance; nature is also feminized due to the patriarchal nature of society; many romantic travel writers were men, which tells me that travel writing was quite gender specific and that men travel writers were quite likely to present feminine qualities upon nature.  More often than not, male travelers didn’t encounter many females during their travels, the feminization of nature could also indicate the sexual desire of the male traveler.  This means that the process of viewing nature is parallel with the process of viewing women and selecting a possible mate; this is apparent in both travel texts and travel poetry.

So why the hell have I delivered my article this week?  You must know!  Because women are responsible for the continuity of the life cycle, we are often associated with seasons, because we are always under physical and emotional evolution in our minds and bodies.  Our sexual healing powers are as potent as herbal medicine.  Maybe that's why Bob Marley had 11 children!  We give rebirth to the land in the springtime and ultimately soften the heart of a man for balancing our earth!  Were those enough reasons? The evidence of connecting women with nature dates back even further than the times of ancient classical mythology, and within that time slot, several goddesses were strongly connected to the earth.  The viewpoint of women as representations of nature is so connected, that when we see nature, we are automatically supposed to associate them with nature and vice versa.

Is it possible that we'll ever be able to escape the feminine gendering of nature?  Absolutely not!  So don't even try anymore; it's useless, exhausting and down right unnatural.  The next time you pay attention to your partners body; really take a long meditative look as if you were admiring a tree with all its bows, branches and mossy under limb pits.  Your homework this week?  Grab a piece of paper; write down all the female body parts and associate them with something in nature.  Example, when you put your palm of your hand onto your lovelies breast nipples; what in nature feels the same way/

Happy nature walk!
oxooxoxoxo

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