The Myth of Medusa and Algol: A Tale of Divine Feminine Power and Anti-Patriarchy

TLDR: This exploration reinterprets Medusa's transformation as a symbol of feminine resilience against patriarchal oppression. The alignment of Mars, Uranus, and Algol heralds a period of transformative power, urging a reclamation of feminine strength.
There’s a compelling story woven into the fabric of the cosmos, one that tells of strength born from suffering and power reclaimed from oppression. Medusa, often remembered as the fearsome figure with snakes for hair, was not always a monster. She began as a devoted priestess of Athena, her beauty and dedication embodying the divine feminine. This tale, often clouded by patriarchal interpretations, deserves a closer look.
Medusa’s story took a tragic turn when Poseidon, the god of the sea, violated her within Athena’s sacred temple. Athena, unable to punish Poseidon due to his divine status, directed her wrath towards Medusa, transforming her into a Gorgon. This metamorphosis, often seen as a curse, was in fact a reclamation of power. The…
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