Tuesday, January 28, 2020

AMERICA'S LADY LIBERTY JOINED SIMILAR SYMBOLS WORLDWIDE FORECASTING ARRIVAL OF THE FEMININE PRINCIPLE...January 27, 2020

This is one of the most vigorous  'Lady Liberty'  images of human life's  feminine principle/power.  And it was  created and presented  by Americans. It was met with much social criticism in 1917.
The psychological/spiritual image of the feminine principle occurs in cultures and religions throughout the world from the beginning of human consciousness. But until recent history our Western countries have been dominated for millennia by the contrasting  masculine principle. It  includes dominating, conquering and penetrating power against a foe. In contrast the feminine principle insists on mutuality, respect, equality and cooperation among humans.
This 1917  American coin can be seen as a forecast of the evolutionary rise and increase in the expression of the  feminine kind of power in America and the world. We can now historically    observe just what a difficult  time 'she' would have in inserting her ideals to compensate for the embedded masculine dominating ones in Western cultures.
But there is no evolutionary or spiritual  reason to think her trend will be stopped.  Evolution  and history have named it as essential for world hope and survival. 'She' is the needed balancing change that has been  so much missing.
The images of the feminine  principle have arisen from the Collective Unconscious  worldwide  from the beginnings of human history. A most powerfully articulated  pre  Civil  and World Wars one is from the amazing German writer Goethe. The closing line in his epic work Faust (1829) profoundly  says, " And the eternal feminine shall lead us onward." 
Goethe's creation also can  surely to be taken as  a prediction of the strong  hopeful and healing rise of the feminine principle in the world. Importantly, not to dominate the essential  masculine  principle but to bring necessitated saving balance and equality to our fractured  human world.
https://coinweek.com/coins/coin-profiles/quarters-standing-liberty-quarter-type-1-1916-1917/?fbclid=IwAR1ZBrzcQG2Cq42wMzb0bv5x69AgzVigrIpWa5_I8SfuLkB5IVpyLZWiazg

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