The Secret Dowry Of Eve - Glynda -Lee Consciousness
"Using her lifelong study of the Qabalah along with current scientific understanding of the four cortexes of the human brain, Glynda-Lee Hoffmann shows that the story of the Garden of Eden is actually an instruction manual that explains our biological imperative for transcendence and wholeness - and that Eve's contribution to meeting this imperative is essential. Adam represents the human with a fully developed neocortex. He is outward-looking intellect, capable of assessing the world, of labeling all he sees around him. But it is Eve's dowry - the inner world of the feminine, the function of the brain's frontal lobes - that makes Adam complete. Eating the fruit opens Eve's eyes to inner awareness - a "feminine" awareness of "every possible possibility" within us, the opposite of Adam's "male" orientation to what is outside ourselves." The Secret Dowry of Eve offers a new revelation in an old story. It is Eve who promotes balance and wholeness through her ability to integrate the feminine and masculine aspects of human awareness. Understanding eve's role in the development of consciousness is the key to empowering ourselves and restoring wholeness to our world.
"Using her lifelong study of the Qabalah along with current scientific understanding of the four cortexes of the human brain, Glynda-Lee Hoffmann shows that the story of the Garden of Eden is actually an instruction manual that explains our biological imperative for transcendence and wholeness - and that Eve's contribution to meeting this imperative is essential. Adam represents the human with a fully developed neocortex. He is outward-looking intellect, capable of assessing the world, of labeling all he sees around him. But it is Eve's dowry - the inner world of the feminine, the function of the brain's frontal lobes - that makes Adam complete. Eating the fruit opens Eve's eyes to inner awareness - a "feminine" awareness of "every possible possibility" within us, the opposite of Adam's "male" orientation to what is outside ourselves." The Secret Dowry of Eve offers a new revelation in an old story. It is Eve who promotes balance and wholeness through her ability to integrate the feminine and masculine aspects of human awareness. Understanding eve's role in the development of consciousness is the key to empowering ourselves and restoring wholeness to our world.
"Using her lifelong study of the Qabalah along with current scientific understanding of the four cortexes of the human brain, Glynda-Lee Hoffmann shows that the story of the Garden of Eden is actually an instruction manual that explains our biological imperative for transcendence and wholeness - and that Eve's contribution to meeting this imperative is essential. Adam represents the human with a fully developed neocortex. He is outward-looking intellect, capable of assessing the world, of labeling all he sees around him. But it is Eve's dowry - the inner world of the feminine, the function of the brain's frontal lobes - that makes Adam complete. Eating the fruit opens Eve's eyes to inner awareness - a "feminine" awareness of "every possible possibility" within us, the opposite of Adam's "male" orientation to what is outside ourselves." The Secret Dowry of Eve offers a new revelation in an old story. It is Eve who promotes balance and wholeness through her ability to integrate the feminine and masculine aspects of human awareness. Understanding eve's role in the development of consciousness is the key to empowering ourselves and restoring wholeness to our world.
