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Originally Posted by iamthat
And I am somewhat cautious about books which try to portray the Divine in terms of gender.
Peace
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That's not something i find disturbing, in so many traditions the two aspects of the Divine are well known and accepted. In taoism, there is the circle spearated in two parts, ying and yang, and in each parts includes is a tiny circle containing the opposite principle.
In hinduism there is Shiva, the masculine and Shakti the feminine.
For Christians, there is Jesus, the masculine principle and the Virgin Mary, the feminine principle.