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thethrasherway's podcast — BLACK WOMEN ARE SACRED PORTALS.... Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Black people in America, black people everywhere. I have always believed that black women are a sacred portal. Black women are sacred portals. In our black African ancestral cultures, women are revered as sacred portals between the spiritual and the physical realms. Somebody in the divine power of creation, transformation, and nurturing life.
Black women, they are the vessels through which ancestors return, they are the carriers of our lineage, and they are the susteners of communities. As the embodiment of creation, a black woman's womb is seen as a sacred space where spirit forms, where life is conceived, where life is protected, and brought into the world. And this divine role extends beyond childbirth. Black women continuously shape and nurture, nurture existence, whether through care-given
or through spiritual, intuitive wisdom. Black women, their resilience mirrors the cycles of nature, adapt in healing and regenerated like the earth itself. Just as rivers cobb new pathways and the moon cycles through phases, black women always in transformation carry in the wisdom of the past while birthing the future. That's grant is not just physical but spiritual, for they hold the knowledge of creation, the power of healing, and the ability to manifest abundance in all aspects of our black lives.
I believe in black women, I love black women, I will honor, respect, and protect black women. I do not hate, I elevate, I do not hate, I elevate.
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