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23/06/2026

Embrase your pain and use it as fertilizer to grow 💔
See it as positive, even when it hurts.
The pain will eventually fade away en the growth will stay 🌱💛

22/06/2026

Je diepe wijsheid ligt in jouw hart.
Je hoeft alleen maar te luisteren en jouw eigen wijsheid te volgen.

Dive deep and find your own hidden treasures
💎💎💎

A Mother’s Day meditation about patriarchy I wrote while pregnant. Then used AI to generate the song and video a year later. To answer: How did men gain power?

Hammurabi’s code, the birth of “equality under law,” valued women’s lives as half of men’s.
The punishment for killing a common woman was half that of killing a common man.
For a noble woman killed: the murderer was killed.
For a noble man killed: the murderer’s daughter was killed. 

Anthropologists like my friend Helen Fisher suggest early hunter-gatherers were more decentralized and more egalitarian. Gathering, largely done by women, was a more reliable source of calories than hunting, tho meat had better nutrition. Women contributed more calories.
Then came agriculture.

Land ownership.
Inheritance— to oldest son.
The plow—heavier than the hoe—shifting labor toward male physicality.
Between ownership and caloric contribution, men began to dominate.

All of this lived in my head during pregnancy—
as I experienced the quintessence of femaleness.

The greatest creative act dismissed as mundane. But the mundane is miraculous.

Imagine the shape of time.
Most men imagine a line.
Most women imagine a circle.

If you took a snapshot of global belief systems in 1800 BC, most saw time as a circle: cycles, seasons, karma, return. With the rise of Abrahamic traditions, time becomes a line → directional, unfolding.

For thousands of years, society has been shaped by a male way of thinking. We are seeing that change.
Thank you Mom and mothers everywhere who made history happen. Even if history does not honor them.

Women are not perfect victims. Men are not monsters.
This is not a simple story.
Things have improved enormously. But are still unequal.
Power remains uneven globally.
and even tremendous progress cannot compensate for the past. 

I don’t have answers.
I’ve likely contributed to the system I call out.
This video is an attempt to explore how things came to be the way they are.

This video was made using @sunomusic @chatgpt 
for research and image gen,
and @runwayapp for video

It was inspired by thinkers including Helen Fisher, Thomas Cahill, @helenlewisposts , Camille Paglia

Song & lyrics in bio 21/06/2026

Gelukkig gaan velen dit inzien, zowel man als vrouw 🙏

It is the time to remember who you are...
No more control, no more suppression, no more slavery 🩷
Freedom for all 🫂🫂🫂

A Mother’s Day meditation about patriarchy I wrote while pregnant. Then used AI to generate the song and video a year later. To answer: How did men gain power? Hammurabi’s code, the birth of “equality under law,” valued women’s lives as half of men’s. The punishment for killing a common woman was half that of killing a common man. For a noble woman killed: the murderer was killed. For a noble man killed: the murderer’s daughter was killed. Anthropologists like my friend Helen Fisher suggest early hunter-gatherers were more decentralized and more egalitarian. Gathering, largely done by women, was a more reliable source of calories than hunting, tho meat had better nutrition. Women contributed more calories. Then came agriculture. Land ownership. Inheritance— to oldest son. The plow—heavier than the hoe—shifting labor toward male physicality. Between ownership and caloric contribution, men began to dominate. All of this lived in my head during pregnancy— as I experienced the quintessence of femaleness. The greatest creative act dismissed as mundane. But the mundane is miraculous. Imagine the shape of time. Most men imagine a line. Most women imagine a circle. If you took a snapshot of global belief systems in 1800 BC, most saw time as a circle: cycles, seasons, karma, return. With the rise of Abrahamic traditions, time becomes a line → directional, unfolding. For thousands of years, society has been shaped by a male way of thinking. We are seeing that change. Thank you Mom and mothers everywhere who made history happen. Even if history does not honor them. Women are not perfect victims. Men are not monsters. This is not a simple story. Things have improved enormously. But are still unequal. Power remains uneven globally. and even tremendous progress cannot compensate for the past. I don’t have answers. I’ve likely contributed to the system I call out. This video is an attempt to explore how things came to be the way they are. This video was made using @sunomusic @chatgpt for research and image gen, and @runwayapp for video It was inspired by thinkers including Helen Fisher, Thomas Cahill, @helenlewisposts , Camille Paglia Song & lyrics in bio

20/06/2026

Wat fluisterd jouw hart tegen jou vandaag 💛 💬❓️

19/06/2026

Wie is die ander voor jou?

17/06/2026

Ben je niet tevreden?
Dan ben je klaar voor verandering...
Zie 'het' al voor je waar je naar toe wilt...
Alleen jij kan dit...
Welk 1e stap zet jij 🤔

15/06/2026

Echte vriendschap is een gift 💎

14/06/2026

🍀🍀🍀 Voel je VRIJ dan maak jij de wereld al mooier 🤾‍♂️🤸🍀🍀🍀

angst@geen twijfel@geen obstakels@gewoon JIJ

13/06/2026

Our human life is a Journey that our soul wants to experience ⏳️⌛️

12/06/2026

The choices you make out of situations are yours 🎭

😠 😭😢➡️🙏➡️🫣🤔😊😃

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