Reconstitution & The Divine Feminine

The crowning of the Bruce of Scotland by Isabella  MacDuff, Countess of Buchan

​Reconstituted means to newly form. Just as the United States Constitution for America would do well to embrace the Divine feminine into its Constitutional Republic in order for life, peace and freedom to shine and grow, so too would traditional Christianity benefit. All will be better for it as we now move into deep social change throughout our world.


​The Founding Fathers of the United States Constitution for America recognized and implemented the Great Law of Peace practiced by the Iroquois/Haudenosaunee Confederacy who are First Nation People of the North Eastern, North American Continent.


However, it is crucial to see and understand that while Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Samuel Adams and others, were working to define this working constitution for the people (inspired by the Haudenosaunee), they choose to omit women and what would have  been the 14th Colony—The Iroquois Confederacy. 


These choices greatly altered The Great Law. In so doing, they severed the balance of a natural and living system built on the law of mothers which follows creation.


The U.S. Constitution was destined to fail without the honoring of the Divine feminine—the Mother—but it can be reconstituted for the betterment of the world. When we bring her back, harmony will return.


Traditional Christianity that began with the Roman Catholic Church in the 6th century would also do well to look at its suppression of the Divine feminine.


As deeply heart-felt and important as Mother Mary is in the Christian faith, she was put aside and “framed” through the mind of colonization; that which worked hand-in-hand with the vatican that spoke very clearly that a women’s place was only in the home.

This belief, and the force of its indoctrination on the people, annihilated the natural rights of women to participate   
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The crowning of the chief of the Haudenosaunee by Jegonseseh, Mother of Nations

in any spiritual or religious community law-making government or policy-enactment affairs.  


​In contrast, many European women saw the strength and power Haudenosaunee women had in their communities and they wanted it for themselves. This is when and where and from whom the “suffragettes” (women wanting rights to vote in 1903-1908) were born. Gender equality has always been strong with the Iroquois as it too is in balance with creation.


​Our calendar is based on the birth of Jesus and is noted as Anno Dimini A.D. “in the year of our Lord.” We reached His 2000th Anniversary in the new millennium January 1st 2000 which many have called, The Shift of the Ages. 


Others have defined it as the Sophianic millennium which refers to the Gnostic’s belief that this is the time when not only the Divine feminine will make herself known, she will bring balance and thus peace because she will unite with the Spiritual male in what is called, The Sacred Union.


To ponder these concepts is good as we examine the Great Law of Peace and its needed application in our world today as inadequate structures and concepts built with ill-intention towards humanity—crumbles. 


​The destruction of the old for the new is necessary for something greater to come in, for we can do better. We must and we will for our children’s sake and their children’s children on into the future. This includes  Mother Earth, of which we are not separate from, and our growing galactic-position in Sacred Cosmos.

Author Kristen Farquhar
October 27, 2023 


Photograph: Public Domain
The Crowning of the Bruce of Scotland by Isabella MacDuff, Countess of Buchan. She crowned him because she could; she was of the bloodline to do so and her people needed it done. And because she did, she was arrested and was put inside a cage that was hung on the outside walls of Berwick castle for 4 years. She was never heard from again. A Tribute to her:  https://youtu.be/TzZYIq7-NGQ?si=ZOHVNNvW-K9CIhlq


​Photograph Unknown 
The Crowning of the Chief of the Haudenosaunee by Jegonseseh, Mother of Nations is a sacred act still practiced this day. Haudenosaunee Clan Mothers have the ability, the honor and the responsibility to select and remove chiefs. See BearClanMother series