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Mahayana
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[Enclosed garden]
The garden of paradise is the vagina in a number of ancient writings, or else the womb, from which each child "falls" at birth from a blissful, safely protected environment into a considerably less comfortable world.
it is within this furrow [this tree of life] that I uncover questionable realities of selfness, I am not acquainted with who I am, and all of life's modest daily obsessions that we have become oh so occupied with that which really does not amount to much but transients of time: school, educate, school, work, work, again, again, repeat, what for
Tree of life in the center, or sometimes a fountain drawn from the oldest symbolism of all
intimate advocates of ones self , fastening accountabilities towards meticulous and rigid standards, but it is never sufficient, until the end of time, aspiring to accomplish more- to scrutinize more than ones own mind could ever manage, quicker, more outspoken, more assertive
a woman's inner lunar blood the fount of life
flowers of the garden expressing the same symbolism
kula flower blossoming within the [enclosed garden] following the patterns by giving a new girl a new name, the name being also that of a flower. because she is as it were, in blossom, and only when her body and soul matures is she a complete woman, it is within this not permissible certificates that one is complete
let no patriarchal deity make decisions to open the enclosures, bless yourself with the letting that allows one to sing to her beloved lets come into my garden, and eat of our pleasant fruits.
[garden enclosed]
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