Do you know whose colors these are? [...] These are the colors of the whore of Babylon. Red and purple.
— Marion Woodman
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Her [an anorexic's] natural bent is towards perfection, purification, aesthetics. Her ideal is to remove all the superficial veils until only essence is left.
The Owl Was a Baker's Daughter (1980)
Love is the true antithesis of fear. It expands where fear constricts. It embraces where fear repels.
Thank you, dear Sophia. From every cell in my broken body, my radiant body, I thank you. I am alive. I am free... to live... to die.
Metaphorically, the body becomes a machine to be driven or a garbage dump to be avoided. At the same time, the magnificent Mother in whose womb we live is mindlessly poisoned and raped. Surely, our insane denial has to be perceived and acted upon.
Dancing in the Flames (1997)
Although the patriarchal ego prides itself on being reasonable, the twentieth century has been anything but the Age of Reason. In our collective neurosis, we have raped the earth, disrupted the delicate balance of nature, and created phallic missiles of mass destruction.
Dancing in the Flames (1997)
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