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The Prophetic Rise of Black Womanhood
When we think about the complicated history of Womanhood, and more specifically Black Womanhood, it can be marked at the beginning with our foremother Chuah (Eve) in the Garden of Eden. Although not directly given the command by God to refrain from eating of the Tree of Knowledge of Good & Evil, she was aware of the principle, and fell under the beguilement of the serpent with a lust for power. Not only did she corrupt herself, but then she corrupted her counterpart as well, leading to their instant recognition of evil, removal from God’s presence, and the punishment we are reminded of monthly – periods.
If all that wasn’t enough, she was also plagued with the curse of subordination, leading to a global patriarchal system that rarely honored and valued its women. As time went on, society placed strongholds and strict boundaries on women, their potential, and their freedoms. While Ancient Ivriyahs (Hebrew women) experienced better treatment than most, we still see the curse of subordination throughout history. But all that is set to change.
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AUDIOBOOK
FROM HOT TO WHOLESOME
Table of Contents | SRYI2: From Hot to Wholesome (Audiobook)
Introduction & Acknowledgements | SRYI2: From Hot to Wholesome (Audiobook)
Preface: A Letter to Sunari | SRYI2: From Hot to Wholesome (Audiobook)
Chapter 1: Refinding My Light | SRYI2: From Hot to Wholesome (Audiobook)
Beloved, remember who you are. Return to the little girl within—the one who danced in truth, dreamed without limits, and carried heaven in her gaze. She is still there. Honor her. Let her rise again with her holy fire—her purity, her purpose, her untamed joy.
Let her reclaim the throne. You were never lost, only layered. Peel back the noise. Return to the One who formed you. Be who you were created to be. Walk in whose you are.
xoxo,
Zhateyah
