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Frauen

 

Geburt der Venus
Maler: Eugène Amaury-Duval (1808-1885)


 

Verständigung unter Frauen und Männern


Büste der Nefertiti, Altes Museum, Berlin

Frauen und das Weibliche sind ein Ausdruck und Geschenk des Göttlichen.

 

Hawkins empfiehlt den Gender-Klassiker von John Gray, Männer sind anders. Frauen auch, Goldmann Verlag, 1. Mai 1993 zu lesen [Original: Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus, 1997], um die Rolle der Frau und des Weiblichen sowie die Rolle des Mannes und des Männlichen besser nachvollziehen zu können.1

 

2006, dreizehn Jahre später, vertiefte die US-amerikanische Neuropsychiaterin und populärwissenschaftliche Erfolgsautorin Dr. Louann Brizendine die Genderforschung mit zwei aufklärenden Büchern zur biologischen und kulturell inkorporierten Ausstattung der Geschlechter. Brizendine bewegt sich auf dem schmalen Grat der politischen Unkorrektheit, da sie die Unterschiede in der männlichen und weiblichen Hirnphysiologie aufzeigt.

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Zitate von D. Hawkins

  • Herzensliebe trat als geschätzte menschliche Fähigkeit erst vor wenigen Jahrhunderten in Erscheinung.
    - Zunächst wurde Liebe als Leidenschaft und Besitz betrachtet,
    - entwickelte sich aber dann zum großen Gefühl, und "Opfer aus Liebe" stellte sich als edles Ideal vor Augen.
    Die Blüte der Weiblichkeit hob ihr Ansehen vom Arbeitstier → Sexobjekt → Kindermädchen hin zur geschätzten Freundin, Partnerin und Liebenden. Das kennzeichnete die wirkliche tagtägliche Anerkennung des menschlichen Geists/Gemüts als ein Wesensmerkmal, das Liebe anzog und unterstützte.
    - Die Zuneigung erweiterte Liebe zum entscheidenden Motiv für dauerhafte Langzeitpartnerschaften, und Treue erschien sowohl als Tugend als auch als Hauptstütze für Beständigkeit. FU Licht des Alls, S. 536, 2003

 

  • Unternehmen, die von weiblichen Geschäftsführerinnen geführt werden, werfen deutlich mehr Gewinne ab als solche, die von männlichen Geschäftsführern geleitet werden. [Frauen haben nicht ebenso lang am unlauteren Energiefeld der Arbeitswelt teilgehabt. Daher bringen sie in Führungspositionen insgesamt ein höheres Maß an Integrität mit ein. [Dr. Hawkins kalibrierte männliche Geschäftsführer im Schnitt bei BW 199. Dieser Wert ist kurz davor von BW 194 gestiegen.] Sedona Seminar Thought and Ideation, 3 DVD-Set, 28. February 2004

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Personal avowals

  • [Susan Hawkins whispering]: Let's go over here.
    [Hawkins jokingly]: We go over here. I don't argue. I just take orders from headquarters. That's how you stay out of trouble. Video / audio presentation Celebrate Your Life Conference, sponsored by Mishka Productions, Phoenix, AZ, 6. November 2010 – Map of Consciousness ( 2010), YouTube film, minute 2:55, 1:17:30 duration, posted 23. October 2011

 

  • To be forgiving, to be gentle, to be that which is supportive of life. So that becomes not what you do, but what you are. You become that which supports life, supports all endeavors. It encourages those who need encouragement, and it becomes the energy of life itself. So it becomes almost like the manifestation of the Divine Mother, as well as the Divine Father. So, it's the emerging of the two, you see. That which is nurturing, at the same time that which is demanding of excellence. Audio series The Highest Level of Enlightenment, CD 2 of 6, track 8, Dr. Hawkins Teaches Devotional Non-Duality, UK, January 2005

 

  • Romantic love didn't even appear until extremely late, in very recent times only a few hundred years ago. Women and men didn't hang out together. Women talked about babies and stuff like that. And guys went out and did war and got drunk. Whoring, drinking, brawling, and killing people, that was what guys were about.
    Women hang out with themselves. And guys hang out with themselves.
    Romance didn't play any part of this. There was a lot of eroticism, but not romance. […]
    It's only very recent that romantic love has appeared as a desirable virtue. Caring about the welfare of others has just recently been birthed on the planet. The care about others, much less the care about the environment, or the quality of life, is extremely recent. It just got born, practically. Audio lecture and Q&A by David R. Hawkins, How to Instantly Tell Truth from Falsehood About Anything, part 1 of 6, presented by Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), Shiftinaction.com, 17. September 2003, YouTube film, minute 26:15, 44:43 minutes duration, posted 27. March 2011

 

  • The way men traditonally cross over the level of 200, the way you cross over from [moral] cowardice to integrous courage is you literally do walk into the bullets in the name of a higher principle is you literally do walk into the bullets in the name of a higher principle, in the name of God, country, the king, divinity, womanhood, the family, university, for whatever reason you do it is for some higher principle other than an egoistic one. And you transcend it and you never have to return below 200. Audio lecture and Q&A by David R. Hawkins, How to Instantly Tell Truth from Falsehood About Anything, part 4 of 6, presented by Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), Shiftinaction.com, 17. September 2003, YouTube film, minute 24:11, 45:25 minutes duration, posted 27. March 2011

 

  • Men bond with each other and they mate with women. Audio lecture and Q&A by David R. Hawkins, How to Instantly Tell Truth from Falsehood About Anything, part 5 of 6, presented by Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), Shiftinaction.com, 17. September 2003, YouTube film, minute 10:16, 17:18 minutes duration, posted 27. March 2011

 

  • We look at child labour now as exploitive. […] [A]lways the more advanced tend to exploit the less advanced. Today's exploited is tomorrow's exploiter, I tell you that. […] The poor man of today is the rich man of tomorrow. So we all take our turns in exploitive roles. […] I envision the world has been the victim of testosterone for many a century. Audio lecture and Q&A by David R. Hawkins, How to Instantly Tell Truth from Falsehood About Anything, part 6 of 6, presented by Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), Shiftinaction.com, 17. September 2003, YouTube film, minutes 0:07, 00:29, 2:01, and 17:52, 40:33 minutes duration, posted 27. March 2011

 

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Note:

Capitalism [LoC 340] is paternalistic.
Each one gets what they've worked for.

Socialism [LoC 305] is maternalistic.
Benefits are equally shared.

  • The archetypes are a powerful field of consciousness. [...] The archetype of the feminine and the archetype of the masculine can not be denied. [...] Our society reflects that.
    The maternal is socialistic. Each one benefits equally. The mother doesn't decide which one of her children to love more than the others. She loves them all equally. That's the matriarchy. Whereas the patriarchy is the masculine principle. You get what you've worked for. So capitalism [LoC 340] is paternalistic. And socialism [LoC 305] is maternalistic. Audio interview with David Hawkins, What IS Consciousness Anyway?, teleseminar 148, part 2 of 2 (Q&A), presented by Institute of Noetic Sciences (IONS), Shiftinaction.com, host James O'Dea, minute 33:30-35:07, 56:18 minutes duration, 11. June 2008 – David R. Hawkins - June 11th 2008, YouTube film, minute 1:16:50, 1:37:47 duration, posted 25. March 2011

 

 

  • It is permissible in our culture for women to be intuitive, to call upon the nonlinear side of their awareness. It is not so OK for men to do that. A man has to be somewhat more evolved to give himself permission to call upon his intuitive side. In our culture the woman is more free to be intuitive. And therefore she perfects that side before the man does. (Calibrated as true.)
    The man who is mature and not challenged by the feminine begins to then look at her as a teacher of the intuitive side of life. Just as she looks to him to the doingness side of success in the world.
    So she learns traits that were once considered masculine. And he learns traits that were once considered feminine. Sedona Seminar Realization of the Self: Final Moments, 14. December 2002 – On Man and Woman, YouTube film, minute 1:00-2:12, 5:05 minutes duration, posted 1. June 2011

 

  • The secure adult male acknowledges that quality [feminine intuition, inner knowingness], in fact calls upon it and admires it. […] He begins to see that as a valuable tool, that she has another avenue of knowingness and knowledge and he begins to admire that. And he begins to listen to her. And she teaches him then how that happens. And he begins to respect it and develop it in his own self. And so you have the amalgamation of the feminine and the masculine aspects on the psychological level within the mature individual of either sex. […]
    In the end the man and the woman admire and support each other. I think their qualities spring forth depending on the particular culture. Sedona Seminar Realization of the Self: Final Moments, 14. December 2002 – On Man and Woman, YouTube film, minute 2:12-3:53, 5:05 minutes duration, posted 1. June 2011

 

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Women's role in the 30ties and 40ties

  • When I grew up the woman’s place was in the home, she was the matriarch, the woman ruled the house, The male was supposed to go out there and bring home the bacon. He didn’t rule the house, he expressed his opinions but. [...] Mother ruled in the house and she was revered because she was the sustainer of life. The mother had profound importance. As a boy if your mother asked you to whitewash the basement on a Saturday afternoon and you had to cancel your baseball game if you looked even the slightest disappointed, your father would say, "Wipe that look off your face. It's disrespectful to your mother." The mother had a very high rank, within her domain, she ruled supreme. And men, when she entered the room, stood up. […]
    So the woman’s rank, or status, or worth was revered. The word mother was revered, respected and she was also protected. The men went to war and protected the mother and children. […]
    Well, I didn’t know of a woman who wanted a job in the work place. It was thought when I grew up that to have the woman in the house working was a disgrace. For a man to have his wife out there working was a disgrace. It meant he couldn’t afford to make a living, his wife had to go to work. It was pathetic. Everyone felt sorry for him and he was a weak sister. 'He can’t even make enough money to support his wife for God's sake.' She had to get a job in Wal-Mart. So the meaning of a woman’s working was completely different. The only one woman who worked was the spinster who had to and everyone felt sorry for the spinster. So you see how different it is contextualized now. So you see what an error it is to go into retrospect into a different context of relationship and humanity and what was normal and accepted and expected. It was normal it was expected everybody fulfilled their social role as it was defined at the time. Sedona Seminar Perception and Illusion, 3 DVD set, 4. May 2002

 

  • When the woman came up to the doorway, the man opened it for her, and those gestures were to honor her, you understand. Women were being honored.
    The women's movement didn't get that. It was so paranoid, it didn't even get that it was being honored. It thought it was being insulted. I tell you. So, anyway, low self esteem and paranoia sees insult everywhere. That's the egotism and narcissism, the entitled attitude and the narcissism that undermines, so that you think that to be honored is to be insulted.
    So, anyway. The mother reigned supreme. You didn't use any horrid language in her presence. If you wanted to […] a restaurant there was a separate entrance […] called the family entrance. Women never entered the front entrance, that was for the bar and vulgarity, and you never saw a single woman at the bar, a woman walking in a bar I never saw it in my whole life. And the first time I did see it I was like shocked. Sedona Seminar Perception and Illusion, 3 DVD set, 4. May 2002

 

  • [...] to domesticate this beast and turn him into a reasonable husband. […] Women do a wonderful job of it. Because when men are devoid of women in their culture they do become animals. Look at the Old West before women arrived. It was gun slingers and robbers [...] It was the law of the jungle and the law of the gun. Men degenerate quickly into the wolf pack. The instinctual evolution of men is out of the animal nature. […]
    The pack mentality lies underneath there. Without the civility of domestication which is represented by influence of the feminine with the masculine testosterone would have destroyed a long time ago. Testosterone left to its own devices would have killed off mankind a long time ago. Sedona Seminar Integration of Spirituality and Personal Life, DVD 2 of 3, minutes 21:10-21:23+, February 2003

 

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Further explanation:

Women have not participated in the non-integrous of the work place as long, and so bring a higher level of integrity, as a whole, in their positions. CEOs calibrated on average at 199 up from 194 fairly recently.

  • Companies run by women CEOs are considerably more profitable than those run by men CEOs. Sedona Seminar Thought and Ideation, 3 DVD set, 28. February 2004

 

 

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Women mystics

Facing their dark past

  • When you transcend your karma, then you have the capacity to handle more. More negativity comes up for you to clear. Famous women mystics would reach a high state and then crash. They would feel they had been deserted by God. Read about them in the Encyclopedia Britannica. You can read what they went though. There are about half a dozen. It’s par for the course! You feel like you are going backwards, but you are not. You have earned the right to see how awful you have been. Dr. David R. Hawkins, Sedona Seminar Is the Miraculous Real?, 3 DVD set, 9. December 2006

 

  • If you look at God as Great Father or Great Mother, than S/He would delight in your enlightenment. God experiences the joy of His own Divinity, is both the pathway and the destination, both the traveller and the destination. Sedona Satsang Q&A, CD 2 von 2, 10. January 2007

 

  • Question: Is having children compatible with the path of enlightenment?
    Answer: Is it a distraction or an opportunity to further your skills? It would be how you hold it. It could be that the child advances your consciousness faster because of the love you have toward it. If you are looking for monastic drivenness, then a child would be out of the question – more women are turning toward that now. Sedona Seminar God vs. Science. Limits of the Mind, 3 DVD set, 17. February 2007

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Simon Petrus sprach zu ihnen: Maria (Magdalena) soll aus unserer Mitte fortgehen, denn die Frauen sind des Lebens nicht würdig.
Jesus sprach: Seht, ich werde sie ziehen, um sie männlich zu machen, damit auch sie ein lebendiger Geist wird, vergleichbar mit euch Männern. Denn jede Frau, die sich männlich macht, wird in das Himmelreich gelangen.
Thomas Evangelium [BW 660], Logion 114, Übersetzung Wieland Willker, 2002

 

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See also:

The Gospel of Thomas, translated by Thomas O. Lambdin

Simon Peter said to them, "Make Mary [Magdalene leave us, for females are not worthy of life."
Jesus said, "Look I shall guide her to make her male so that she too may become a living spirit resembling you males.
For every female who makes herself male will enter the Kingdom of Heaven."
Gospel of Thomas [LoC 660], verse 114, translation by Elaine Pagels and Marvin Myer, cit. in: Elaine Pagels, Beyond Belief. The Secret Gospel of Thomas, pg. 241, Random House, 1st edition, 6. May 2003

 

Personal avowals

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Gandhi's mother Putlibai and his wife Kasturba greatly influenced his path.

  • The outstanding impression my mother has left on my memory is that of saintliness. She was deeply religious. She would not think of taking her meals without daily prayer. She would take the hardest of vows and keep them without flinching. Illness was no excuse for relaxing them. Mohandas Karamchand Mahatma Gandhi [LoC 760] (1869-1948) Indian Hindu sage, spiritual activist leader, humanitarian, lawyer, nonviolent freedom fighter

 

  • I believe that the situation of women today perhaps can be defined as being the ‘eternal feminine.’ I am seeking the eternal feminine. Everything that is accidental and animated by situations and circumstances cannot change the eternal, which is essential. In this respect, I expressed what I seek and desire in the document about the dignity of women. Pope John Paul I| [LoC 570] (1920-2005) Polish theologian, 264th head of the Catholic Church (1978-2005), beatification 2011, answering a reporter on the plane from Reykjavik to Helsinki about the meaning of his Apostolic Letter Mulieris dignitatem, June 1989; cited in: Is God Mother? Background of a Pontifical Statement, Consequences of Vatican II, Atila Sinke Guimarães
  • If I could awaken the women of Asia, I could save India in a day. Mohandas Karamchand Mahatma Gandhi [LoC 760] (1869-1948) Indian Hindu sage, spiritual activist leader, humanitarian, lawyer, nonviolent freedom fighter

 

  • All souls are feminine in the presence of the [decidedly male] Lord Kṛṣṇa. Mirabai [Meera] Hagiography (ca. 1498-1547) aristocratic Indian Hindu mystical singer, poet-saint, sahajiya devotee of Lord Krishna, influential in the Sant tradition of the Vaishnava bhakti movement

 

  • God is Father, and even more, He is Mother. Pope John Paul I| [LoC 570] (1920-2005) Polish theologian, 264th head of the Catholic Church (1978-2005), beatification 2011

 

 

  • At first, women are scared to death to try. Peer support and encouragement of Grameen Bankers helps success. […] If a woman tries, and is successful, it will snowball.
    Lecture by Muhammad Yunus, Ph.D. (*1940) Bangladeshi professor of economy, Chittagong University, founder of the Grameen Bank, microcredit institution, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, 2006, Financial Services and Psychology, Sigmund Freud University (SFU), Vienna, 24. May 2009, John Morris, Using psychology to tackle the roots of poverty, Austrian Times, John Morris, 31. May 2009

 

  • The world is awakening to a powerful truth: Women and girls aren’t the problem; they’re the solution. Nicholas D. Kristof (*1959) US American journalist, author, op-ed columnist, winner of two Pulitzer Prizes, New York Times, Op-Ed columnist, Sheryl WuDunn, former Times correspondent, philanthropy expert, The Women’s Crusade, presented by New York Times, 23. August 2009
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'''The next step in human evolution is dignified gender parity.

  • [U]ntil the manifestation of a new conception and consciousness compels Nature to create a new species which would no longer have to yield to the necessity of animal procreation and thus be under the obligation of dividing into two complementary sexes, the best that can be done for the progress of the present human race is to treat both sexes on a footing of perfect equality, to give them the same education and training and to teach them to find, through a constant contact with a Divine Reality that is above all sexual differentiation, the source of all possibilities and harmonies. Mirra Alfassa [The Mother] (1878-1973) French Turkish Egyptian mystic, spiritual partner of the Indian philosopher and yogi, Sri Aurobindo, founder of the project Auroville in India, The Problem of Woman, published in Bulletin, Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Pondicherry, April 1955

 

  • It is certain that purely masculine politics have given proof of incapacity; they have foundered too often in their search of strictly personal interest, and in their arbitrary and violent action. Doubtless women's politics would bring about a tendency to disinterestedness and more humanitarian solutions. But unfortunately, in their present state, women in general are creatures of passion and enthusiastic partisanship; they lack the reasoning calm that purely intellectual activity gives; the latter is undoubtedly dangerous because hard and cold and pitiless, nevertheless it is unquestionably useful to master the overflow of sentiment which cannot hold a predominant place in the ruling of collective interests. Mirra Alfassa [The Mother] (1878-1973) French Turkish Egyptian mystic, spiritual partner of the Indian philosopher and yogi, Sri Aurobindo, founder of the project Auroville in India, The Problem of Woman, published in Bulletin, Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Pondicherry, April 1955

 

 

  • Beyond the manifestation there is no [gender] differentiation [in the Creator], that is, there are not two, there is only one. It was at the moment of creation that it became two. But before that it was one, and there was no difference; as it was one, it was only one. There were countless possibilities, but it was one, in fact it was one, and it was only in the creation that it became two. The differentiation is not something eternal and co-existent. It is for the creation, and in fact for the creation of this world only. Mirra Alfassa [The Mother] (1878-1973) French Turkish Egyptian mystic, spiritual partner of the Indian philosopher and yogi, Sri Aurobindo, founder of the project Auroville in India, Talk based upon article The Problem of Woman, 18. May 1955, pg. 157

 

  • There is a popular adage there which says: "Property governed by woman means prosperous property." But in the Occident Semitic thought allied to Roman legislation has [...] influenced customs too deeply for women to have the opportunity of showing their capacity for organisation. Mirra Alfassa [The Mother] (1878-1973) French Turkish Egyptian mystic, spiritual partner of the Indian philosopher and yogi, Sri Aurobindo, founder of the project Auroville in India, Essays, letters, etc., Part Six, pg. 143, written in Japan (1916-1920)

 

  • Woman, by the very fact of her passivity, having more easily than man the intuition of the Supreme Power at work in the world, is more often, more naturally humble.
    But to base the fact of this humility on need is erroneous. Woman needs man not more than man needs woman; or rather, more exactly, man and woman have an equal need of one another. […]
    [T]o say that women should be humble because it is thus that they please men, is also erroneous. It would lead one to think that woman has been put on earth only for the purpose of giving pleasure to man – which is absurd. Mirra Alfassa [The Mother] (1878-1973) French Turkish Egyptian mystic, spiritual partner of the Indian philosopher and yogi, Sri Aurobindo, founder of the project Auroville in India, Essays, letters, etc., Part Six, pg. 147, written in Japan (1916-1920)

 

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The end of the age of reason

  • The earth is conscious. Nature is conscious. All life is conscious. […] In keeping with the paradox of the Divine, our Enlightenment [the age of reason] turned the light off. The Enlightenment that began in the late 1400s in fact was the beginning of turning off our inner light. We began to take a reason[able] look at the universe. Everything had to have a reason. The end result was: everything that couldn't reason ceased to have value. Trees can't reason. Nature can't reason. Women don't reason very well. They are very emotional. […]
    Intuition, the mystical sense, started to frighten people. […] Women don't trust their own mystical sense. They deny their own. [They]'ve bought into the system that reason governs the soul. Caroline Myss, Ph.D. Myss.com (*1952) US American spiritual teacher, mystic, medical intuitive, five-time New York Times bestseller author, lecturer, The Sacred Spaces, chapter 1, Morocco, October 2011

 

  • If women ran the world, there would be no wars. Winston Churchill [LoC 510, influence LoC 500] (1874-1965) British prime minister

 

  • We should speak to the Divine Spirit with a feeling of closeness, as to Our relationship with God should be one of unconditional love. A definite conception of God (such as that of the Divine Mother) is necessary, otherwise one does not receive a clear response. Paramahansa Yogananda [LoC 540] (1893-1952) Bengalian Indian Hindu sage, yogi, philosopher, author, How You Can Talk with God, Self-Realization Fellowship, 5. August 1957

 

  • The great question that has never been answered, and which I have not yet been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the feminine soul, is 'What does a woman want?' Sigmund Freud [LoC 499] (1856-1939) Austrian neurologist, deep psychologist, founder of psychoanalysis, critic of religion, cited in: Alfred Jones (1879-1958) British neurologist, psychoanalyst, Sigmund Freud’s official biographer, Sigmund Freud: Life and Work. Vol 1: The Young Freud 1856-1900, Hogarth Press, London, 1953

 

  • The woman who follows the crowd will usually go no further than the crowd. The woman who walks alone is likely to find herself in places no one has ever been before. Albert Einstein [LoC 499] (1879-1955) German-born US American theoretical physicist, developer of the theory of general relativity, Nobel laureate in physics

 

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Liberating impact of feminism:

Feminist/masculinist movements are liberating democracy from patriarchy.

 

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True love is the true authority of a man over a woman.

  • To be a fully integrated male, a man has to assimilate in his body the divine female energies that woman can only release to him through right physical lovemaking. But the man has to be man enough. He has to be able to love her enough; that is, love her selflessly during the actual act of lovemaking. He has to be able to absorb and express sufficient love in his body to reach the highest part of her, and love enough to extract the divine energies from her deepest center. To be able to love in this way is his only true authority over woman. Barry Long (1926-2003) Australian editor, press secretary, writer, spiritual and tantra teacher

 

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Errors of feminism

  • The fundamental feminist false assumption: Female powerlessness meant male power. Warren Farrell Farrell.com, US American spokesman of men's liberation, men's rights activist, former director of the National Organisation for Women, Why Men Are the Way They Are, 1. September 1988

 

  • Women do better in "emotional intelligence" and language development. Adrian Furnham, Ph.D. (*1953) South African-born British organisational and applied psychologist, management expert, professor of psychology at University College London, cited in: Men think they're cleverer, Telegraph, British newspaper, Roger Highfield, science editor, 15. January 2008

 

  • I am talking about the divisions of human beings into the cults of masculinity and femininity, into false divisions that conceal both our shared humanity and our individual uniqueness. We are trained into this division very young, usually in our own families, and it normalizes later divisions into
    - leader and led,
    - subject and object,
    - rich and poor,
    - even conquerer and conquered.
Video presentation by Gloria Steinem (*1934) leading US American feminist of the new women's movement, visionary and political activist, writer, journalist, When Women Are People… and Corporations Are Not: Why the First Inequality Will Also Be the Last, presented by Bioneers Live, host Nina Simons, Bioneers Conference 2011, San Rafael, CA, 14. October 2011, Vimeo video, minute 6:41, 35:27 minutes duration, posted 10. November 2011
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At age eight, Maya Angelou was raped. She confessed the crime to her brother, who then informed the family. Released from jail after only one day of arrest, the rapist was killed, probably by Angelou's uncles. As a result she feared the power of her voice and became mute for nearly five years.

  • A woman's heart must be so hidden in God that a man has to seek Him to find her. Maya Angelou (*1928) best-selling US American author, poet, educator, historian, actress, playwright, civil-rights activist, producer, director

 

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Note:

Since age 18 humorous visionary physician Adams promotes "a revolution of love and compassion".

  • All healthy women say the same thing: All the problems of the world are due to men. 7000 years ago men chose to worship 'money and power over'. This is why no political system works because the value system is 'money and power over'. This is the God of the West and the God of the East. Exclusive video interview with Patch Adams, M.D. (*1945) US American physician, social activist, citizen diplomat, author, End of Capitalism – Revolution of Love, November 2009, hosted by Italian financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore, YouTube film, minute 00:36, 14:23 minutes duration, posted 17. April 2011

 

  • Women for all of history have done what we need.
    You can't name one problem in history due to women.
    No matter how badly the men behave the women are raising the children.
    Our mother showed us the miracle of being nice, of being kind.
    We only need to act like our mother, our grandmother.
    We need a grandmother revolution.
Exclusive video interview with Patch Adams, M.D. (*1945) US American physician, social activist, citizen diplomat, author, End of Capitalism – Revolution of Love, November 2009, hosted by Italian financial newspaper Il Sole 24 Ore, YouTube film, minute 11:13, 14:23 minutes duration, posted 17. April 2011

 

Englische Texte – English section on Women and men

Oldest female agent of the consciousness evolution – Barbara Marx Hubbard

US American Barbara Marx Hubbard (*1929) is a political scientist, a noted futurist, champion and agent of the consciousness evolution, the co-founder and president of the Foundation for Conscious Evolution since 1990. As a spiritual teacher, visionary public keynote speaker and author of six books, she has become internationally known. At age 15, in 1945, when the atomic bombs were dropped on Japan, she was struck and started to ask deep questions.

 

A pioneering female soul awakening for human evolution while raising five children in the 50ties, Marx Hubbard fell into a depression feeling a failure to the The American Dream. Her Freudian analyst dismissed her quest for liberation accompanied by the inner urge to communicate on a grander scale as 'a neurotic expression of a depressed housewife'.
Reading books and subsequently mailing out a series of 1,000 letters to authors, thought leaders, priests, the Pope, presidents, she found that many avoided her questions. Raised within a materialistic, secular, agnostic frame, she found her father tyrannical, her parents removed, her husband patriarchal, her lovers dominating. She didn't dare to tell her husband the truth about herself. They got divorced eventually.

 


Hierarchy of needs comprising 6 stages

Due to a lack of living female role models to whom she could relate Marx Hubbard skipped the phase of feminism [LoC 330] altogether. So eventually she turned within.
Her male inspirators Jesus, St. Paul, Sri Aurobindo, Teilhard de Chardin, Abraham Maslow [LoC 475] and Buckminster Fuller guided her to enter the spiritual path.

Without the transcendent and the transpersonal,
we get sick, violent, and nihilistic, or else hopeless and apathetic.
Abraham Maslow [LoC 475] (1908-1970) US American transpersonal psychologist, happiness researcher

Her first teacher Dr. Jonas Salk called her out as an "evolutionary mutant" and encouraged her to embrace her vocation to become a visionary moving into the public arena.

 

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Women in US politics:

Educator and author Shirley Chisholm [LoC 400] (1924-2005) was the first black US American Democratic Congresswoman, New York (1969-1983) and the first major-party black US presidential candidate. She was supported by grassroots feminists and blacks, less by assignated leaders. Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem ran as Chisholm's delegates in New York.

In 1984 she ran unsuccessfully for the US vice presidency as a female candidate for the Democratic Party. Her vision was to establish a Peace Room in the White House, just as sophisticated as the existing War Room. In front of the audience of the Democratic National Convention, she held a speech solely to the universe as she was not taken seriously by anyone as a viable candidate in the 80ties.3

 

Marx Hubbard sees the current worldwide crisis as the birth of humanity into nonlinear connectivity inspired to act as a cocreating species. So, she is calling forth December 22, 2012 as the day of emergence [LoC 600] to convergence within a World Shift Room.

 

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Inspiring female role models (for becoming an evolutionary woman)

  • Marie Curie [LoC 505] (1867-1934) French chemist, pioneer researcher on radioactivity, first twofold Nobel Prizes laureate in physics and chemistry, first female professor, University of Paris
  • Eleanor Roosevelt [LoC 495] (1884-1962) US American First Lady (1933-1945) supporter of her husband Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal policies, advocate for civil rights, enhancer of the status of working women, chairwoman of the United Nations committee that drafted and approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

 

Male inspirators (for becoming an evolutionary woman)

  • Sri Aurobindo [Aurobindo Ghose] [LoC 605] (1872-1950) Indian British Hindu freedom fighter, philosopher, yogi, guru, poet, mystic
  • Pierre Teilhard de Chardin [LoC 500] (1881-1955) French philosopher, Jesuit priest, trained paleontologist, trained geologist, visionary of the noosphere

 

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Wilber collaborates with her.

BMH's first teacher Salk inspired her to become a visionary. She overcame the idea to be 'just a neurotic depressive housewife'. (See Freud.)

Male inspirators and practical supporters (for becoming an evolutionary woman) (personal contacts)

  • Ken Wilber [LoC 490] (*1949) US American transpersonal philosopher, consciousness researcher, thought leader of the 3rd millennium, author
  • Jonas Salk, M.D. [LoC 455] (1914-1995) US American physician, medical researcher, epidemiologist, virologist
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Note

NDW wrote a book on BMH's conscious evolution since 50 years. Invited for lunch Maslow was the first to respond to BMH's 1000 letter series and met with her.

  • Neale Donald Walsch [LoC 450] (*1943) US American spiritual teacher, bestseller author
  • Abraham Maslow [LoC 475] (1908-1970) US American transpersonal psychologist, happiness researcher
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Bucky Fuller has called BMH "the best informed human now alive regarding futurism and the foresights it has produced."

  • Buckminster Fuller [LoC 445] (1895-1983) US American engineer, systems theorist, architect, constructor, designer, inventor, futurist, philosopher, author
  • Ilya Prigogine [LoC 4??] didihome.de (1917-2003) Russian Belgian physical chemist, Nobel laureate in chemistry for his work on dissipative structures, complex systems, and irreversibility
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Trevelyan and Caddy blessed her public appearance while running for vice presidency.

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von Braun and Paine inspired / invited her into a think tank for space exploration.

  • Wernher von Braun [LoC 400] (1912-1977) German US American rocket scientist, aerospace engineer, space architect, leading figure in developing rocket technology in Nazi Germany during World War II and later in USA
  • Thomas O. Paine (1921-1992) US American scientist, NASA administrator

 

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In 1952 BMH asked president Eisenhower personally: ‘What is the meaning of our new power that is good?’ He had no idea how to answer her question.

BMH sent a letter to the Pope asking him on the influence of Christ's ascencion [noosphere] on the evolution of biology [biosphere].

Male leaders who could not respond to the new paradigm (contacted personally)

  • Dwight D. Eisenhower [LoC 455] (1890-1969) 34th US president (1953-1961), five-star general in the United States Army
  • Pope John Paul I| [LoC 570] (1920-2005) Polish theologian, 264th head of the Catholic Church (1978-2005), beatification 2011

 

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Viewing women's liberation as a "neurotic expression", Freud did not fathom 'what women truly want'.

Male despirator (for hesitating to become an evolutionary woman)

  • Sigmund Freud [LoC 499] (1856-1939) Austrian neurologist, deep psychologist, founder of psychoanalysis, critic of religion

 

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  • A baby will die if it stays in the womb when it is time for it to be born. It is outgrowing the womb. [German] Space scientist Krafft Ehricke told the story of the fetal scientist in the womb in the seventh month. The scientist is predicting that
    • by the eighth month there will be over crowding [and overcrowding],
    • by the ninth month there will be deadly pollution,
    • and by the tenth month, the organism will be dead.
Of course the fetal scientist does not know about birth. He has never seen it before. Audio interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard, part 2 Conscious Evolution and the Creative Advance, minute 20:35, posted 21. November 2011 [*]4

 

  • We havent been through a crisis of this global order consciously ever before. And there are no experts who can say how you do it. The people at the top of the pyramid structures like president [best LoC 460] of the US or head of organized religion [max. LoC 570] are actually structurally impotent to do it. Who are we looking to? It turns out to be the innovators and creators and people motivated toward this emergence [LoC 600] within themselves and the world. I created a word for this type of person. It is 'agent of conscious evolution'. Those are the ones and they are everywhere and in every culture. Audio interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard, quoting her book Emergence. The Shift from Ego to Essence, Hampton Roads Publishing Company, 2001, revised edition, 1. März 2012, part 1, Emergence, Emergencies, and Evolutionary Synthesis, minute 9:44, posted 21. November 2011 [*]
[*]:  Audio dialog/interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard (*1929) US American futurist, champion and agent of conscious evolution, spiritual teacher, visionary author, public speaker, running Democratic candidate for US vice presidency (1984), co-founder and president of the Foundation for Conscious Evolution (1990) and Ken Wilber [LoC 490] (*1949) US American transpersonal philosopher, consciousness researcher, thought leader of the 3rd millennium, author, Giving Birth to a Better Future, presented by /ntegralspiritualexperience.com, part 1, Emergence, Emergencies, and Evolutionary Synthesis, minute 9:44, 50 minutes duration, part 2 Conscious Evolution and the Creative Advance, 40 minutes duration, part 3, A New Vision of Humanity: Homo-Universalis, 22 minutes duration, posted 21. November 2011

 

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Memetic gaps:

In the new millennia cherished memes are “fading rapidly.”

  • In this generation we have seen the horror of deadly memes or worldviews such as Nazism, Fascism, Communism, Ethnic Cleansing, Mutually Assured Destruction (M.A.D.), and others. These complex sets of ideas or memetic codes have captured the minds of millions and have led to imprisonment, mass murder, environmental destruction, species extinction, – unimaginable suffering in the bloodiest century in the history of the world. Yet when the very people who performed these horrors are no longer under the domination of the memetic code that activated them to destructive behavior, like the German people, or Rwandans, it seems hardly believable to them that they could have done it. When memes lose their reality they lose their power. Yet while they are believed they can destroy whole peoples, and eventually the life support system of planet Earth. Barbara Marx Hubbard, An Evolutionary Synthesis: A New World View, Integrallife.com, Integral Post, posted 11. October 2011

 

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Upgrading the value systems, encompassing empathy

1. Money or wealth failed to bring inner peace.
2. Modern education science] failed to bring inner peace.
3. Technology also failed to bring inner peace.
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4. In the 21st century we need to promote human values, ethics, compassion and affection.
Women are more sensitive to pain or suffering of others. […]
Therefore, [women of the Western world] please take a more active role.
H.H. Dalai Lama [LoC 570], Peace Summit, clip 2 of 4 last section, minute 14:53-17:59, Vancouver, Sunday 27. September 2009

  • The idea of the materialistic Accidental Universe, mindless, purposeless and directionless, is losing credibility among some scientists, complexity theorists, and cosmologists as the exquisite fine-tuning of the design of evolution toward ever greater complexity is revealed. Theologians and scientists are joining in a quest to understand the process of evolution as a progressive, sacred expression without recourse to an external deity.
    Inevitable progress through technology is also losing its credibility. It is no longer possible to believe that increased technological knowledge in our current state of self-centered consciousness will inevitably lead to the good. The explosion of the atomic bombs and nuclear proliferation, deepening poverty and disease, plus the current environmental threats to our life support system and all species on Earth, have destroyed the idea of inevitable progress through increasing technological knowledge in the current economic system. Barbara Marx Hubbard, An Evolutionary Synthesis: A New World View, Integrallife.com, Integral Post, posted 11. October 2011

 

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Shifting capitalism:

The end of unlimited growth in saturated rich countries has arrived.

 

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Upgrading democracy:

Interconnecting the co-creative empathic potential worldwide via the Internet

  • Democracy in its current form has shown its flaws, and appears to lock its leaders in forced opposition, removed from the will of the people, leading to the congealing of power in the hands of the few at the expense of the many, captured by financial interests, and when imposed on others leads to violence, insurgency and chaos.[*] […]
    Right now we have oppositional democracy. We're stuck. What I am seeing is synergistic democracy, but it is not going to be by changing the presidency of the US. It's going to be by connecting massively of those people who want to connect and create, connecting the dots of what's working. Place it onto the Internet so that anyone anywhere can participate.[**]
    [*] Barbara Marx Hubbard (*1929) US American futurist, champion and agent of conscious evolution, spiritual teacher, visionary author, public speaker, running Democratic candidate for US vice presidency (1984), co-founder and president of the Foundation for Conscious Evolution (1990), An Evolutionary Synthesis: A New World View, Integrallife.com, Integral Post, posted 11. October 2011
    [**] Audio interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard, presented by web radio station The Celestine Insights, World Tipping Point, part 3 of 4, minute 0:16, 9:49 minutes duration, YouTube film, posted 7. November 2011

 

Latest book: Barbara Marx Hubbard, Emergence. The Shift from Ego to Essence, Hampton Roads Publishing Company, 2001, revised edition, 1. März 2012, part 1, Emergence, Emergencies, and Evolutionary Synthesis, minute 9:44, posted 21. November 2011

 

Video interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard, presented by ThinkingAllowedTV, excerpted from Thinking Allowed DVD, host Jeffrey Mishlove, YouTube film, posted 27. August 2010
- Conscious Evolution, 7:35 minutes duration
- Planetary Birth, 8:39 minutes duration

 

Video interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard, presented by Web TV juicylivingtour, host Lilou Macé, YouTube film, posted 10. July 2010
- Universal Beings and Evolution, part 1 of 3, 14:38 minutes duration
- Power of Collective Thinking to Unity Consciousness, part 2 of 3, 7:23 minutes duration
- How to use the Power of Intention, part 3 of 3, 11:24 minutes duration
Video interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard, Understanding importance of conscious evolution, presented by Web TV juicylivingtour, host Lilou Macé, YouTube film, 38:56 minutes duration, posted 11. February 2011

 

Audio interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard, presented by web radio station The Celestine Insights, YouTube film, posted 7. November 2011
- World Tipping Point, part 1 of 4, 10:37 minutes duration
- World Tipping Point, part 2 of 4, 12:02 minutes duration
- World Tipping Point, part 3 of 4, 9:49 minutes duration
- World Tipping Point, part 4 of 4, 8:01 minutes duration

Zitate (engl.) von Anne Moir, David Jessel Brain Sex. The Real Difference Between Men and Women

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On the biology of gender, the biological differences between men and women5
ChapterChapter titles
Topics
Description
OneThe differencesThe truth is that virtually every professional scientist and researcher into the subject has concluded that the brains of men and women are different. There has seldom been a greater divide between what intelligent, enlightened opinion presumes — that men and women have the same brain — and what science knows — that they do not.
TwoThe birth of differenceIt is not until six or seven weeks after conception that the unborn baby 'makes up its mind', and the brain begins to take on a male or a female pattern. What happens at that critical stage in the darkness of the womb, will determine the structure and organisation of the brain: and that, in turn, will decide the very nature of the mind. It is [...] a story largely unknown, but now, at last, beginning to unfold in its entirety.
ThreeSex in the brainWhat we are, how we behave, how we think and feel, is governed not by the heart, but by the brain. The brain itself is influenced, in structure and operation, by the hormones. Given that brain structure and hormones are different in men and women men and women will behave in different ways. Understanding the exact relationship between brain structure, hormones and behavior would take us a long way to discovering the answer to some of humanity's most exasperating riddles.
FourChildhood differencesEach sex has a mind of its own at birth. Innate differences in brain structure mean that from infancy and through childhood, the male and female paths increasingly diverge. Biology – accentuated by social attitudes which may themselves have a biological base – makes the destiny of men and women different, gives them different priorities, ambitions, and behavior.
FiveThe brains come of ageWith the onset of puberty, the human mechanism is past the blueprint stage. Now the hormones take on their second role, fuelling, powering, and informing the brain and our subsequent behavior as human beings. [...] Before puberty, in spite of all those infant sexual differences we have already documented, girls and boys have the same kinds of hormones circulating at the same levels in their bodies. Once the hormone levels increase, however, the changes are dramatic.
In girls, at around the age of eight the level of female hormones begins to rise. [...]
The hormones of boys come on stream about two years later than girls.
SixThe ability gapJust as puberty dramatically sorts out the girls from the boys in their behavior and social attitudes, the hormones play their part in accentuating differences in mental abilities and aptitudes. The chemistry largely dictates the structure of our brains and the disposition of the functions in it. It should not be surprising, then, to find that differences in the organ of thought affect the things we choose to think about, and how well we apply our minds to them.
SevenHearts and mindsPhysically, men and women are generally attracted to each other because of their differences. Ask any group of men from any culture to assess the attractiveness of a female, and they will tend to opt for the figure which curves where they are flat, is soft where they are strong and – though this may be a matter for aesthetic as much as scientific debate – swells where they are narrow. The same, in reverse, is true of women, who will tend to express a preference for men with broad shoulders tapering to narrow hips. [...] Yet in every other respect, we expect the sexes to be attracted to each other because of their similarities. Any computer-dating questionnaire will try to match intellectual like with like.
EightLike mindsThe hormonal theory [of sexual deviancy] would explain why sexual deviancy is so much more common in men. Men have to go through a hormonal process to change their brains from the natural female pattern present in all of us, whatever our eventual sex, from the first weeks of our life in the womb; they have to be soaked in extra male hormone and restructured – so in the process of reconstruction the chance of mistakes is much greater than in the female, who doesn't need any reconstruction of her brain.
NineThe marriage of two mindsOur new knowledge of what makes us tick, and tick to different rhythms, is not of itself going to revolutionise the complex design of marriage – we will present no new marital blueprint. We believe that much of the stress in this most vital of relationships stems from the misconception that men and women are essentially the same people. The contradiction between this assumption and the facts can lead to exasperation, bitterness and recrimination.
TenWhy mothers are not fathersNothing is said to bring men and women closer to each other than the shared experience of parenthood. The truth more often is that, because of the different perspective each partner brings to it, few things more dramatically define the difference between men and women. However disappointing the fact may be to a devoted father, there is something unique in the relationship between a mother and a baby. No known society replaces the mother as a primary provider of care.
ElevenMinds at workWe live in a world where we are no longer surprised to find a female prime minister, a female judge, a female rabbi or a female pilot. But there are still remarkably few women in top jobs, considering the large increase in the number of well-educated women. That is likely to remain the case.
TwelveBias at workThe Wall Street Journal once spoke of female careers being 'sabotaged by motherhood', demonstrating, in a few words, several misconceptions. First, many women do not see their retirement from the world of paid work as a disaster – home and family are a fulfilling and rewarding occupation. Secondly, motherhood is a career in itself, as any single-parent journalist will soon find out; and finally, even the most reluctant mothers, holding their new-born baby, find the notion that they have been somehow 'sabotaged' simply does not arise. If there is any question of sabotage, it is women who sabotage their own self-esteem. Too often they have defined career success and achievement in male terms.

 

  • Male lust is blind. High testosterone acting on the male brain increases the narrow focus and "single-minded" approach to the "object" of his desires. After orgasm, testosterone levels subside and the male brain starts to receive a wider input of information without the "narrowing" effect of larger amounts of testosterone present during arousal.

 

Source: Anne Moir (geneticist) and David Jessel (journalist), Brain Sex.The Real Difference
Between Men and Women
, first published by Michael Joseph (a division of Penguin), 1989, Delta, 1. August 1992

 

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See also: Funnel of sexual arousal – KastlemanFunnel PDF Mark Kastleman, US American former pornography addict, recovered after 25 years, author of The Drug of the New Millennium. The Science of How Internet Pornography Radically Alters the Human Brain and Body, 2001, co-founder of Candeo, The Funnel of Arousal, presented by netnanny.com

BW-Werte: Frauen und Männer / Women and men

  • BW 520 – Muttertag (USA) (Stand: 30er Jahre)
  • BW 470 – Muttertag (USA) (Stand: Mai 2002)
  • BW 210 – Feminismus als politische Bewegung [Ihr fehlt die Liebe und die Achtung für Frauen.]

LoC calibrations (engl.): Women's and men's issues

  • LoC 520 – Mother's Day (USA) [Status 30ties)
  • LoC 470 – Mother's Day (USA) [Status May 2002)
  • LoC 325 – Father's Day (USA) [Status November 2010)6
  • LoC 300 – Mother's Day (USA) 'Drop due to commericialisation-' [Status November 2010)

  • LoC 425 – Position of men (USA) Postion of men [Status 2004]7
  • LoC 405 – Position of women (USA) [Status 2004]8
  • LoC 405 – Position of children (USA) [Status 2004]9



  • LoC 180Misanthropy Generalized dislike, distrust, disgust, contempt, hatred of the human species / human nature
  • LoC 155-160Mysogyny Hatred or dislike of women or girls

LoC calibrations (engl.): Women

Influential female personalities (feminists, activists, teachers)

  • LoC 640Mechthild of Magdeburg (1207-1282) German medieval mystic, member of the Béguines, visionary, writer
  • LoC 530Annie Besant (1847-1933) prominent British theosophist, women's rights activist, writer, orator, supporter of Irish and Indian self rule
  • LoC 505Myrtle Fillmore (1845-1931) US American coeducative teacher, co-founder of Unity, a church within the New Thought movement, along with her husband Charles Fillmore
  • LoC 505Marie Curie (1867-1934) French chemist, pioneer researcher on radioactivity, first twofold Nobel Prize laureate in physics and chemistry, first female professor, University of Paris
  • LoC 50?Barbara Marx Hubbard (*1929) US American futurist, champion and agent of conscious evolution, spiritual teacher, visionary author, public speaker, running Democratic candidate for US Vice presidency (1984), co-founder and president of the Foundation for Conscious Evolution (1990), presenting a Peace Room (World Shift Room)
  • LoC 495Eleanor Roosevelt (1884-1962) US American First Lady (1933-1945) supporter of her husband Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal policies, advocate for civil rights, enhancer of the status of working women, chairwoman of the United Nations committee that drafted and approved the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
  • LoC 485Emma Curtis Hopkins ["Teacher of teachers"] (1849-1925) US American New Thought organizer, primary theologian, teacher, writer, feminist, mystic, prophet, ordaining women at the Christian Science Theological Seminary, Chicago
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Support:

Chisholm was supported by grassroots feminists and blacks, less by assignated leaders. Betty Friedan and Gloria Steinem ran as Chisholm's delegates in New York.
Jo Freeman, Shirley Chisholm's 1972 Presidential Campaign, February 2005

  • LoC 460Evelyn Underhill (1875-1941) English Anglo-Catholic theological writer on Christian mysticism, mystic, pacifist, novelist, poet
  • LoC 400Shirley Chisholm (1924-2005) US American politician, educator, author, first black Democratic Congresswoman, New York (1969-1983) first major-party black US presidential candidate
  • Loc 200 – Literature by Susan Sontag (1933-2004) US American author, literary theorist, feminist, political activist for human rights, critic

  • LoC 155 – Luce Irigaray (*1932) Belgian philosopher, linguist, psychoanalyst, sociologist, cultural theorist, feminist
  • LoC 150Julia Kristeva (*1941) Bulgarian-French philosopher, literary critic, psychoanalyst, sociologist, cultural theorist, critical analyst, feminist, novelist, professor, University Paris Diderot

Index: Frauen / Women – Bücher von D. Hawkins

Englische Werke

Vision: Audio- und Videomedien (engl.) von und mit D. Hawkins

 

Links zum Thema Frauen / Women

Literatur

Literatur (engl.)

Externe Weblinks

  • Wikipedia-Einträge Frau

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  • Wikipedia entries Woman

 

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1 Sedona Seminar The Human Dilemma, 18. August 2007

2 See Betty Friedan, The Feminine Mystique, published 1963. This book made known the term "sexism" known to the public debate and as a consequence issued laws to strenghten women's position in society

3 Barbara Marx Hubbard, Democratic National Convention Speech, 1984, YouTube film, 11:44 minutes duration, posted 2. April 2011

4 Audio interview with Barbara Marx Hubbard, presented by Craig Carpenter, YouTube film, 9:52 minutes duration, 15. August 2010

5 Funnel of sexual arousal – KastlemanFunnel PDF Mark Kastleman, US American former pornography addict, author, co-founder of Candeo, The Funnel of Arousal, presented by netnanny.com

6 Video / audio presentation Celebrate Your Life Conference, sponsored by Mishka Productions, Phoenix, AZ, 7. November 2010 – The Quest for Spiritual Truth (2010), YouTube film, 1:31:05 duration, posted 23. October 201

7 Truth vs. Falshood, S. 95, 2005

8 Truth vs. Falshood, S. 95, 2005

9 Truth vs. Falshood, S. 95, 2005

10 Truth vs. Falshood, S. 9, 2005