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S-H-E -Explanation.
SHE, is a website dedicated to the veneration of the feminine through Artistic mediums. To me, the feminine is an aspect of reality that presides over nature with grace....SHE, emanates through all of creation in various forms, SHE, is undeniable, incorruptible, biologically, metaphysically and spiritually sound...SHE, is the substance of sound, SHE, is at the substratum of all life....SHE, is the first, the Alpha gene....
The early stages of embryonic development are identified by the mother's genotype for the first several weeks. This means all embryos start out as the Mother’s gender, female. If no DNA changes take place, the embryo REMAINS, female. For a female embryo to become male, the Mother’s body promotes a protein called the H-Y antigen, changing the X chromosome to a Y chromosome. Thus, the male embryo is created from the female embryo....Like I said....SHE, is first...and is at the substratum of all creation....
Also be sure to click on The OLDER POSTS Option at the bottom of the last Blog post so that you can read all of my commentary.
The early stages of embryonic development are identified by the mother's genotype for the first several weeks. This means all embryos start out as the Mother’s gender, female. If no DNA changes take place, the embryo REMAINS, female. For a female embryo to become male, the Mother’s body promotes a protein called the H-Y antigen, changing the X chromosome to a Y chromosome. Thus, the male embryo is created from the female embryo....Like I said....SHE, is first...and is at the substratum of all creation....
Also be sure to click on The OLDER POSTS Option at the bottom of the last Blog post so that you can read all of my commentary.
SHE, is everywhere....
Friday, July 16, 2010
Queen Of The Arawak People
The term Arawak (from aru, the Lucayan word for cassava flour), was used to designate some of the peoples encountered by the Spanish in the West Indies in 1492 and thereafter. These include the TaĆno, who occupied the Greater Antilles and the Bahamas (Lucayan), the Nepoya and Sapoyo of Trinidad and the Igneri, who were supposed to have preceded the Caribs in the Lesser Antilles, together with related groups (including the Lucayan) which lived along the eastern coast of South America, as far south as what is now Brazil. The group belongs to the Arawakan language family and they were the natives Christopher Columbus encountered when he first landed in the Americas. The Spanish described them as a peaceful
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