SHE

Somewhere she, the wombman, was told that she had to go through a man to get to God and there in 'lies' her burden. "Her heart should be so close to God that a man has to seek God in order to find her", a truth spoken by Sister Maya Angelou. All of the scripture references to the "greater is he that is in me" is referencing she, because he was originally a feminine pronoun and now we have been conditioned to associate it, he, with masculinity, which creates and imbalance in our world. A battle to regain control over that which is innate within. It is really crazy that once we became separated in our own mind, then through the use of scripture, enmity was introduced. In her efforts to maintain balance, to be whole, she continues to hold on to her man, while he has gone onto live without her. The man in which she must hold dearest to, is not beside her, but within her and he is she.