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This rendition could also be called The Sophia – Wisdom. The artist portrays the feminine aspect of the brain showing the actions of the pineal and pituitary glands at the time of the ‘opening of the Third Eye.”

Ninhursag genetically engineered our DNA and our brain. She is also known as Mammy, Earth Mother, and Queen of the Mountain. A temple of Ninhursag was excavated in Syria near Tell Harriri close to the Iraquian border.
Ninhursag

1504 – 1482 B.C. give or take a few centuries. Daughter of Thutmose I. This brilliant woman was a master politician and an elegant stateswoman even though she often dressed as a male including a false beard. There are some biblical researchers who present intriguing evidence that Hatshepsut and the Queen of Sheba were one and the same.
Hatshepsut

Cleopatra, the last Pharaoh of Egypt 69 – 30 B.C. was fluent in nine languages, was a mathematician, and an excellent businesswoman. She was devoted to her country and is included here because she was much more than what male historians have portrayed her to be.
 Cleopatra

 

 

 Minerva/Diana is also called the Goddess of Wisdom. Artist, Mirhan K. Seralian – 1867-1957
Minerva
 Hypatia of Alexandria was a great mathematician, astronomer, a Platonic philosopher, teacher and a pagan. Christian monks were resentful of her popularity with the people and one day seized her on the street where they beat her and then dragged her body to a church where they mutilated her flesh with sharp tiles. To ensure that this was enough punishment, they burned what remained of her body.
Hypatia of Alexandrea

A dynamic queen of two countries, Eleanor was married to the King of France, Louis VIII at the age of 15. She accompanied him on the Second Crusade taking with her own 300 female knights dressed in armor and carrying lances.
Eleanor of Aquitaine

As a young teenager, Joan followed the voice in her head that led her to lead an army to defeat the British. Her popularity frightened the Church and she was imprisoned, tortured, raped and burned at the stake.
Jeanne D'Arc
 

 

 

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