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<blockquote data-quote="Snarky Oracle!" data-source="post: 101586" data-attributes="member: 57984">I&#039;ve referred to this before in another thread, and if one doesn&#039;t believe in the Afterlife, then ignore it. But I always found this interesting because, at the very least, it&#039;s fun and appears to validate my opinions and biases:Betty Eadie wrote a book in the &#039;90s about her lengthy 1973 Near Death Experience. She went thru the usual dark tunnel with the bright light at the end, entered a garden, then underwent an incredibly rapid Life Review, and later went before a Counsel of 13 -- all men (apparently, The Other Side still has a gender duality of sorts). As an old second wave &#039;60s feminist, she was kind of unsettled by this and inquired about the lack of women. It was explained to her that women are more restless and dissatisfied in their situations while men tend to be more complacent, but that women are dominant in certain ways such that men tend to be more emotionally impacted by women than women are by men. And so &quot;when evil overtakes the women, the men will quickly follow.&quot;The point didn&#039;t seem to be that women should be abused or exploited, but that when women become as politically powerful as men or even more so, she tastes blood in the water and then nothing is ever enough. (Even paradise wasn&#039;t enough for Eve, and Adam immediately took the bait). So women have to be &quot;contained&quot; to a degree.Betty Eadie reluctantly saw the truth in this explanation.So she later transcribed this and included it in her haunting tome: &#039;Bitches be Cray-cray&#039;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarky Oracle!, post: 101586, member: 57984"] I've referred to this before in another thread, and if one doesn't believe in the Afterlife, then ignore it. But I always found this interesting because, at the very least, it's fun and appears to validate my opinions and biases: Betty Eadie wrote a book in the '90s about her lengthy 1973 Near Death Experience. She went thru the usual dark tunnel with the bright light at the end, entered a garden, then underwent an incredibly rapid Life Review, and later went before a Counsel of 13 -- all men (apparently, The Other Side still has a gender duality of sorts). As an old second wave '60s feminist, she was kind of unsettled by this and inquired about the lack of women. It was explained to her that women are more restless and dissatisfied in their situations while men tend to be more complacent, but that women are dominant in certain ways such that men tend to be more emotionally impacted by women than women are by men. And so "when evil overtakes the women, the men will quickly follow." The point didn't seem to be that women should be abused or exploited, but that when women become as politically powerful as men or even more so, she tastes blood in the water and then [I][B]nothing[/B][/I] is ever enough. (Even paradise wasn't enough for Eve, and Adam immediately took the bait). So women have to be "contained" to a degree. Betty Eadie reluctantly saw the truth in this explanation. So she later transcribed this and included it in her haunting tome: '[I]Bitches be Cray-cray'[/I]. [/QUOTE]

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