The White Queen

The White Queen

In the White Work the soul becomes female

Every creature becomes a child

In the eyes of the Queen

albedo in every face

albedo in every gaze,

time stands still in the morning

So feminine is rebirth, Yin, half of creation embedded in the whole

Venus is born from the waves

the feminine pervades the human, from cradle to mourning

A Madonna waiting for the angel

a Magdalene within the gospel

Feminine, Yin, every rebirth thirsts for the feminine, maternal even without children

Her crown is made of lilies

White, like snow that has known no mud

like silence that precedes the first song

like moon that promises

The Queen swims naked in milk

She carries neither swords nor sceptres

She has neither spectres nor shadows

she has neither tattoos nor scars

all her moments are happy

Nigredo of putrefaction

albedo of purification

Veiled woman

White Queen

Secret mother

In the beginning was water

-water is woman

In the beginning was the womb

-womb is woman.

In the beginning was the Word

And the Word became flesh

And the Word grew into a Woman

Barefoot to crush the serpent

not lying Wisdom

sinless Eve redeemed

the world still has the placenta

‘Thou art all fair, my friend, and in thee there is no blemish.’ (Song of Songs 4:7)

The whole world kneels to thee

There is deep veneration of man for Woman

ancient, ancestral, arcane veneration

memories of water cradled in the womb

we are in the One, outside of time

androgynous of love in union with the Mummy

music without a stave

The contemporary has done everything to discolour the Woman, everything is defined in the confrontation with its opposite, the contemporary has blown up the bridges between the masculine and the feminine, it has put them at war, it has dried up the source of confrontation, condemned to isolation the feminine has been forced to make buds of the masculine sprout within itself, it always comes back to there, to the anti-Christic androgyne

The contemporary makes every woman an atom in pain

the post-contemporary makes every woman a queen


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