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Why the Matriarch Was Silenced

Why the Matriarch Was Silenced

M.K. Spryte

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Matriarch Emerges Publishing
Año de edición:
2026
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Historia social y cultural
ISBN:
9798240915352
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Why were women, goddess traditions, and the sacred feminine pushed to the margins of history?In Why the Matriarch Was Silenced, M.K. Spryte offers a clear, powerful introduction to the historical, spiritual, and cultural forces that helped erase the feminine from positions of power. Drawing from mythology, anthropology, women’s history, and social analysis, this book explores how patriarchal systems took root and how the voices of the matriarch were gradually silenced.Written in plain language and grounded in research, this short book is designed as an accessible entry point into The Matriarch Truth Series. It invites readers into a deeper exploration of ancient goddess traditions, the suppression of women’s wisdom, and the return of balance in modern times.This book introduces the larger five-book series:Why the Matriarch Was SilencedThe Truth About Mary and YahshuahThe First God Was WomanWar on the WombWhich/Witch PhysicsThese books are academic in foundation but written in plain language to welcome readers from all walks of life into the study of goddess traditions, feminine wisdom, and the restoration of balance.

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