The Energy that gives off the Papisa (The Priestess) is full of a wisdom that was nourished in a matriarchal society. The mystery of the feminine Energy was venerated in the antiquity by the towns.
When La Papisa is harmonized, this wisdom sleeps in each menstrual cycle; He sleeps in the silence of a womb waiting to be fertilized.
Diana Cazadora is the goddess who represents her, the first wiccan woman who taught the woman to venerate her breasts, her curves, her genitality ... Athena, the virgin goddess, is the other deity that blesses that feminine nature.
Loaded with her wisdom and prudence, powerful Master before whom, many warriors prostrated themselves.
That is the Energy of the Papisa, the legend says that there was a Pope woman, discovered her femininity when giving birth to a son, however, Papisa is María de Magdala, faithful companion of the Fisher of Men, fertile patron who followed her ministry in silence, as silent as the grotto of its womb.
La Papisa, woman, girl and virgin ... An open door to Creation and creativity. The promise of a new life.
Life is the Papisa that houses within it a promising future.
Water element for being flexible, fluid, adaptable. In MTC the Water element belongs to the Kidney and it is this organ that is related to sexuality and female cycles. With the silence of winter, with its active passivity.
If the Magician is Fire, his opposite is Water, the Papisa (Priestess).
Yang-Priestess Yin magician.
Male Female.
Active passive.
Companions on a trip whose goal is to create THREE
Author: Isabel V zquez
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MTC and El Tarot. Maga or Nun (I) by Isabel V zquez
