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This is an example of the Mother Wound, when women

This is an example of the Mother Wound, when women live in fear from abuse, they pass this fear along to their children in the womb and the cycle of fear perpetuates. Which is why the religious and government institutions perpetuate fear on women: they know the fear will also perpetuate and keep people compliant through the subjugation of women. Down with all forms of patriarchal control and abuse of women.

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“Mahsa Amini, a 22 year-old Kurd who was visiting relatives in Tehran this month, had raven hair that draped over her shoulders and ran long down her back.

A music lover who worked in a clothing store, she liked taking pictures blowing the wispy seeds off a dandelion clock.

Like so many Iranian women four decades after the Revolution, she was wearing the compulsory hijab, or head scarf, loosely over her head as she emerged from the subway with her younger brother, Kiarash, on September 13th.

Some of her hair showed. With no warning, Iran’s morality police nabbed her for wearing “unsuitable attire.”

She was bundled off to a reëducation center that instructs women how to comply with the Islamic Republic’s strict dress code.

The police told her brother that she would be released later that night. She wasn’t.

Three days after her arrest, she was declared brain-dead.”

Say her name. #MahsaAmini

We stand by #MahsaAmini & the women of Iran.

This is an example of the Mother Wound, when women

This is an example of the Mother Wound, when women live in fear from abuse, they pass this fear along to their children in the womb and the cycle of fear perpetuates. Which is why the religious and government institutions perpetuate fear on women: they know the fear will also perpetuate and keep people compliant through the subjugation of women. Down with all forms of patriarchal control and abuse of women.

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“Mahsa Amini, a 22 year-old Kurd who was visiting relatives in Tehran this month, had raven hair that draped over her shoulders and ran long down her back.

A music lover who worked in a clothing store, she liked taking pictures blowing the wispy seeds off a dandelion clock.

Like so many Iranian women four decades after the Revolution, she was wearing the compulsory hijab, or head scarf, loosely over her head as she emerged from the subway with her younger brother, Kiarash, on September 13th.

Some of her hair showed. With no warning, Iran’s morality police nabbed her for wearing “unsuitable attire.”

She was bundled off to a reëducation center that instructs women how to comply with the Islamic Republic’s strict dress code.

The police told her brother that she would be released later that night. She wasn’t.

Three days after her arrest, she was declared brain-dead.”

Say her name. #MahsaAmini

We stand by #MahsaAmini & the women of Iran.

Rocking on the front porch, listening to the sound

Rocking on the front porch, listening to the sound of the water fountain bubbling, feeling the warm breeze, and knowing I can rest into being. Sharing this peace of non-doing with you. 🙌♥️🙌

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Hello deep sacred heart red ♥️

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