A CLEAR TREND III

A CLEAR TREND III

A fairy tale story of a modern woman is the story of Grace Kelly, born November 12, 1929.  She left a career as actress to become Princess when she married Prince Rainier of Monaco.  In September 1982 she died in an automobile accident.  She was Catholic and very elegant, did good works and used her riches and beauty to serve.  Many people wanted her to be named a Saint.  There was much glamour and contradiction in her life.

Another image of a fairy tale life was Princess Diana who was born July 1, 1961.  This fashion-type queen could raise millions for charity just by her appearance.  Before she married she worked as a nanny and even a maid for her sister and sister's friends.  She was an assistant kindergarten teacher.  Her lineage and privilege was high, but she was basically prepared to marry in a high position.  She died in a controversial high speed crash in a Paris tunnel on August 31, 1998 with her companion Dodi Fayed and drunk driver; Henri Paul, as they were chased by Paparazzi.

Of course, we are all familiar with Christina Fernandez Kirchner.  Her politics may be debated, but she has taken great strides and has many supporters.

No matter how much closer to equal rights women have gotten, the male is still dominant.  The female is still known to be subordinate.  Many women in the world are placed in extremely submissive positions.

There is an invisible problem of violence in many male-female relationships, which is physical and often worse, psychological.  There are not many official statistics, and the attitude is that the home is one's own business.  Violence can be very subtle.

In the Anglo Saxon World women have become prominent as detective story writers.  Dorothy Sayers, Agatha Christie and Ruth Rendall are examples.  In these writings, Radical Feminism is sometimes taken to extremes.  Lesbianism is often portrayed.  Female singers abound, and often take a rebellious stance.

Hopefully, the bulk of modern women and men are learning that they no longer have to compete, and that they can live cooperatively, share the workload, responsibilities and also the benefits.  Extreme attitudes are not good.

There are also extreme cases where women are not so patient and many attempt to become excessively independent instead of finding the solutions to be able to live together in harmony.  Without a doubt, balance is needed. 

There is a common expression in English, "You can't live with 'em and you can't live without 'em"!  Men are confused about how to be, and Women are often frustrated about it, imitating men instead of forming new and better ways of existence.

The Great Teacher gives us the solution:

It is Communion, and also Conversion.

What is Communion?

Communion is to "get very close to someone or something by (sharing) exchanging feelings and thoughts". 

Conversion is “to change, switch”.

Consummate - "Complete, perfect, complete in every way".

It is my personal belief that the answer to the question, “Who is the most powerful woman in the World”? ... is..

The woman who is closest to God in Spirit.  I also believe that there are many such women, presently living and working in the World, perhaps not noticed, and that the needed conversion of humanity will come, more than any other way, through this very powerful source!