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Wow! That comic idea is great! I used to draw comics too but I switched to writing stories since then. So far I‘ve only written fanfiction, though (for Harry Potter and Doctor Who). I worked on an epic sci-fi novel for twelve years before I have it up before I was so immersed in the...

That's so sad to hear! I don't have siblings, unfortunately, and my parents aren't that cruel to me although I will never come out as trans/nonbinary/genderfluid to them which is sad. I also wish to reincarnate (to progressive parents and at least one sister, as you probably have read if you've...

Although I don’t have any conscious memories of past lives, I have a similar situation with my parents in that we have ideological political differences and also wildly different views on how to raise children. I’m a preemie too (born 6 weeks too early) and as a result I have a weak eyesight...

For me it was also the only logical explanation of what happens when we die and I had these thoughts first as a young child of about 5 years when I didn’t even know what reincarnation was yet! At the time I phrased it something like this: „When we die, where do our feelings go? Those that...

Here are the screenshots from the The Way to an Egalitarian Society:

Hi Tinkerman, I want to write a PM to someone but it appears the "start a conversation button" isn't there in the black box when I click on someone's name. Can you please help me? :)

Ok :) Thank you!

No, children hunting small game isn’t a waste of resources, that’s not what I meant. I mean archery as in shooting something else than small or big game you can eat like a tree or a marked spot. Like, it wasn’t done for PURE entertainment like shooting an arrow for the sake of shooting an arrow...

No, not the exact same but that doesn’t mean that these patterns didn’t stay from antiquity till today. Sure they change but their core patterns remain the same. I’m afraid you have misread or misinterpreted the mammoth thing: in the grave they found “carefully manufactured mammoth ivory...

I’m afraid you misunderstood me again. I didn’t reduce women to reproduction, I meant to explain to you that it was done for a long time in history and it’s still done in some circles and in some cultures. Of course, it’s not a reduction on its own but it is one if it happens socially, that is...

Well, she draws from her own experience in visiting matriarchal societies as well as the research of other scientists. The patterns she describes have been found in all matriarchal societies she describes. Of course, individual cultures vary and may also change due to patriarchal pressure that...

Well, Heide Göttner-Abendroth does refer to the works of other scientists (male and female) as well. Perhaps I could make a list of the ones supporting her theory. :) Also, she spent decades traveling to existing matriarchal societies such as the Mosuo in China and from that and the research of...

That’s true but that doesn’t mean that it was either one or the other. It could be both as well. But we have to remember that these methods and the findings are not the ultimate findings, as time goes on, we will continue to find evidence that supports or rejects the theory that matrilineal...

Exactly!

Neither for me... :/

Because people didn't believe that death is permanent like many of us (those who don't believe in reincarnation) do today. Reincarnation was wildly believed in and it makes sense if you look at how people saw the world: they saw that everything routinely comes back: the sun, the moon, the...

It seems the PDF file I wanted to send you is too large to upload here. But you can find it on this site, free of charge: Books (goettner-abendroth.de) The name of the book is The Goddess and her Heros.

I have written a reply to that remark which I won't publish here because it may be pulled. If you do want to read it, can you contact me privately on this forum or give any other private means of how to contact you? :) I LOVE discussing these things with you and I hope you do too. :D

Of course not! I just wanted to say that play culture was different in those societies. :) I don't and I never implied that! But that women did hunt, that has been established as a fact. Doesn't mean that they can't do similar things with physical training! And given that people were much...

No but you did say and I quote: "Are you saying young children hunted Wooly Mammoths as well?" to which I replied. You DID NOT say that children would hunt small animals but you did refer to your previous statement with that question: "There's scientific evidence that women were buried with...