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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Why were women, goddess traditions, and the sacred feminine pushed to the margins of history?In Why the Matriarch Was Silenced, M.K. Spryte offers a clear, powerful introduction to the historical, spiritual, and cultural forces that helped erase the feminine from positions of power. Drawing…from mythology, anthropology, women's history, and social analysis, this book explores how patriarchal systems took root and how the voices of the matriarch were gradually silenced.Written in plain language and grounded in research, this short book is designed as an accessible entry point into The Matriarch Truth Series. It invites readers into a deeper exploration of ancient goddess traditions, the suppression of women's wisdom, and the return of balance in modern times.This book introduces the larger five-book series: Why the Matriarch Was SilencedThe Truth About Mary and YahshuahThe First God Was WomanWar on the WombWhich/Witch PhysicsThese books are academic in foundation but written in plain language to welcome readers from all walks of life into the study of goddess traditions, feminine wisdom, and the restoration of balance. A concise introduction to goddess traditions, patriarchy, and the return of balance, written in clear language for readers exploring the Matriarch Truth Series. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Truth About Mary and Yahshuah is a plain-language, research-grounded exploration of what institutional Christianity buried, reshaped, and controlled around Mary, Mary Magdalene, Yahshuah, and the sacred feminine.Written from the Matriarch Emerges lens, this book revisits the Christian st…ory through history, textual evidence, goddess-centered interpretation, and lived female truth. M.K. Spryte examines how Mother Mary was turned into an impossible symbol of passive purity, how Mary Magdalene was wrongly sexualized and diminished, and how Yahshuah was removed from his Jewish, brown-skinned, first-century context and reshaped into a whitewashed icon of empire.Spryte's government name is Mary, so she does not approach these women as distant church figures locked behind stained glass. She reads Mother Mary as the young girl carrying sacred danger in her body, and Mary Magdalene as the woman remembered close to Yahshuah yet resisted by male authority. Through that name, that mirror, and that lived female line, Spryte brings a personal lens shaped by womanhood, survival, grief, study, and spiritual reconstruction.This book discusses the canonical gospels, the Gospel of Mary, the Nag Hammadi texts, sacred union, feminine authority, patriarchal religious control, and the long spiritual cost of removing women from the center of sacred interpretation.This is not written to mock faith. It is written to question power. Spryte separates spiritual truth from institutional control and asks what becomes possible when readers return to Mary and Yahshuah with clearer eyes, historical honesty, and the courage to hear the feminine voice again.The Truth About Mary and Yahshuah is Book Two in the Matriarch Truth Series, following Why the Matriarch Was Silenced. These books are academic in foundation but written in plain language for everyday readers, seekers, deconstructing Christians, goddess-centered readers, feminists, spiritual independents, and anyone ready to examine the stories they were handed.The Matriarch Emerges. A plain-language exploration of Mary, Mary Magdalene, Yahshuah, the sacred feminine, and what institutional Christianity buried beneath empire, patriarchy, and control. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The War on the Womb is Book 4 in The Matriarch Truth Series by M.K. Spryte.This book examines patriarchy as a system that has long controlled women through sexuality, shame, religion, family structure, reproductive power, and the policing of the female body. Written in a plain-language trade… voice with research beneath the surface, M.K. Spryte brings together anthropology, theology, psychology, memoir, spiritual deconstruction, and matriarchal ethics to ask a direct question: who benefits when women are taught to fear their own bodies?The War on the Womb explores how patriarchal systems shaped ideas around purity, obedience, motherhood, sexuality, child protection, lineage, property, and religious authority. It looks at the story of Eve, purity culture, shame-based control, reproductive politics, child harm, goddess memory, and the return of the sacred feminine as a framework for healing and resistance.This is not a call for female domination. It is a call to end domination itself.Spryte argues for a matriarchal ethic rooted in bodily sovereignty, child safety, maternal dignity, spiritual truth, relational accountability, and the restoration of balance between women, men, children, Earth, and self.For readers deconstructing religion, patriarchy, purity culture, or inherited systems of control, The War on the Womb offers language, fire, and a clear refusal to let women's bodies remain public property.The Matriarch Emerges. A bold matriarchal examination of patriarchy, purity culture, reproductive control, child harm, goddess memory, and the sacred fight to reclaim women's bodies from systems of domination. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The First God Was Woman is Book Three in the Matriarch Truth Series by M.K. Spryte, founder of Matriarch Emerges Publishing.This book reaches behind modern patriarchal religion and asks an older question: before God was imagined as Father, King, Judge, and Lord, what sacred memory lived in t…he body of Woman?Blending anthropology, psychology, theology, goddess traditions, memoir, and cultural criticism, M.K. Spryte examines the ancient feminine divine, early mother-centered symbols, prehistoric goddess figures, matrilineal memory, creator myths, and the long process by which patriarchal systems pushed female sacred power to the margins.This is not a fantasy book, and it is not a simple argument that every ancient culture worshipped one universal goddess. It is a plain-language excavation of patterns: the womb as origin, the mother as first theology, the earth as living source, and the female body as one of humanity's earliest sacred texts.Written for readers deconstructing inherited religion, questioning patriarchal history, or returning to goddess traditions, The First God Was Woman invites readers to look again at what civilization was taught to forget.The Matriarch Emerges. A plain-language excavation of ancient goddess memory, mother power, and the patriarchal systems that buried the sacred feminine. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The Truth About Mary and Yahshuah is a plain-language, research-grounded exploration of what institutional Christianity buried, reshaped, and controlled around Mary, Mary Magdalene, Yahshuah, and the sacred feminine.Written from the Matriarch Emerges lens, this book revisits the Christian s…tory through history, textual evidence, goddess-centered interpretation, and lived female truth. M.K. Spryte examines how Mother Mary was turned into an impossible symbol of passive purity, how Mary Magdalene was wrongly sexualized and diminished, and how Yahshuah was removed from his Jewish, brown-skinned, first-century context and reshaped into a whitewashed icon of empire.Spryte's government name is Mary, so she does not approach these women as distant church figures locked behind stained glass. She reads Mother Mary as the young girl carrying sacred danger in her body, and Mary Magdalene as the woman remembered close to Yahshuah yet resisted by male authority. Through that name, that mirror, and that lived female line, Spryte brings a personal lens shaped by womanhood, survival, grief, study, and spiritual reconstruction.This book discusses the canonical gospels, the Gospel of Mary, the Nag Hammadi texts, sacred union, feminine authority, patriarchal religious control, and the long spiritual cost of removing women from the center of sacred interpretation.This is not written to mock faith. It is written to question power. Spryte separates spiritual truth from institutional control and asks what becomes possible when readers return to Mary and Yahshuah with clearer eyes, historical honesty, and the courage to hear the feminine voice again.The Truth About Mary and Yahshuah is Book Two in the Matriarch Truth Series, following Why the Matriarch Was Silenced. These books are academic in foundation but written in plain language for everyday readers, seekers, deconstructing Christians, goddess-centered readers, feminists, spiritual independents, and anyone ready to examine the stories they were handed.The Matriarch Emerges.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The War on the Womb is Book 4 in The Matriarch Truth Series by M.K. Spryte.This book examines patriarchy as a system that has long controlled women through sexuality, shame, religion, family structure, reproductive power, and the policing of the female body. Written in a plain-language trad…e voice with research beneath the surface, M.K. Spryte brings together anthropology, theology, psychology, memoir, spiritual deconstruction, and matriarchal ethics to ask a direct question: who benefits when women are taught to fear their own bodies The War on the Womb explores how patriarchal systems shaped ideas around purity, obedience, motherhood, sexuality, child protection, lineage, property, and religious authority. It looks at the story of Eve, purity culture, shame-based control, reproductive politics, child harm, goddess memory, and the return of the sacred feminine as a framework for healing and resistance.This is not a call for female domination. It is a call to end domination itself.Spryte argues for a matriarchal ethic rooted in bodily sovereignty, child safety, maternal dignity, spiritual truth, relational accountability, and the restoration of balance between women, men, children, Earth, and self.For readers deconstructing religion, patriarchy, purity culture, or inherited systems of control, The War on the Womb offers language, fire, and a clear refusal to let women's bodies remain public property.The Matriarch Emerges.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When Men Remember the Mother is a direct Matriarch guide for men ready to deconstruct dominance, unlearn patriarchal conditioning, and return to emotional honesty, accountability, protection, and care.This is not a book about hating men. It is not about replacing male domination with female…domination. M.K. Spryte writes for the men who know the old story is cracking, the men who feel the cage, and the men who are ready to become whole without making women carry the cost of their healing.Blending memoir, cultural criticism, spiritual teaching, theology, anthropology, psychology, survivor testimony, and plain-language research, this book examines how patriarchy trains boys and men to confuse control with strength, conquest with identity, silence with discipline, and dominance with protection. It asks men to stop defending the systems that produce wounded boys, lonely fathers, silenced women, harmed children, poisoned land, and disconnected communities.Spryte does not argue that masculinity is the enemy. She argues that dominance is the enemy. Through chapters on sacred masculinity, the Father-God wound, women-centered leadership, child protection, Indigenous reverence, emotional accountability, and the return of the Mother, this book invites men to build without conquering, protect without possessing, and love without control.For women, this book names what too many have survived. For men, it opens a door. But each man still has to walk through it.When Men Remember the Mother is for fathers, sons, brothers, husbands, partners, builders, artists, workers, spiritual seekers, and every man willing to ask what strength could become if no one had to fear him for him to feel powerful. A direct Matriarch guide for men and women ready to unlearn dominance, restore accountability, protect children, honor the Mother, and imagine masculinity rooted in care instead of control. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Before this novel, Spryte had been publishing teachings in the Matriarch Truth Series. But grief needed its own language.In 2017, Tawanna came to Pennsylvania for eight days full of laughter, karaoke, friendship, mountain roads, and the kind of sisterhood that makes ordinary moments sacred.…Then Tawanna died.Years later, Spryte returns toward Tussey Mountain with Tawanna's daughter, Angel, following crows, old stories, buried names, and the voice of a woman the mountain never forgot.The Woman on Tussey Mountain is a Matriarch Mystery about friendship, grief, witchcraft, memory, old lies, mother wounds, sacred daughters, buried women, and the fierce bond between those who refuse to let the dead be erased.Part supernatural mystery, part grief testimony, and part love letter to a friendship that death could not silence, this story asks what happens when women stop accepting the stories men told about them.The mountain remembers. A Matriarch Mystery of friendship, grief, witchcraft, crows, buried women, and the mountain that remembers. When Spryte returns toward Tussey Mountain with Tawanna's daughter, Angel, old lies begin to break and the dead refuse to stay silent This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The War on the Womb is Book 4 in The Matriarch Truth Series by M.K. Spryte.This book examines patriarchy as a system that has long controlled women through sexuality, shame, religion, family structure, reproductive power, and the policing of the female body. Written in a plain-language trade… voice with research beneath the surface, M.K. Spryte brings together anthropology, theology, psychology, memoir, spiritual deconstruction, and matriarchal ethics to ask a direct question: who benefits when women are taught to fear their own bodies?The War on the Womb explores how patriarchal systems shaped ideas around purity, obedience, motherhood, sexuality, child protection, lineage, property, and religious authority. It looks at the story of Eve, purity culture, shame-based control, reproductive politics, child harm, goddess memory, and the return of the sacred feminine as a framework for healing and resistance.This is not a call for female domination. It is a call to end domination itself.Spryte argues for a matriarchal ethic rooted in bodily sovereignty, child safety, maternal dignity, spiritual truth, relational accountability, and the restoration of balance between women, men, children, Earth, and self.For readers deconstructing religion, patriarchy, purity culture, or inherited systems of control, The War on the Womb offers language, fire, and a clear refusal to let women's bodies remain public property.The Matriarch Emerges. A bold matriarchal examination of patriarchy, purity culture, reproductive control, child harm, goddess memory, and the sacred fight to reclaim women's bodies from systems of domination. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Before this novel, Spryte had been publishing teachings in the Matriarch Truth Series. But grief needed its own language.In 2017, Tawanna came to Pennsylvania for eight days full of laughter, karaoke, friendship, mountain roads, and the kind of sisterhood that makes ordinary moments sacred.…Then Tawanna died.Years later, Spryte returns toward Tussey Mountain with Tawanna's daughter, Angel, following crows, old stories, buried names, and the voice of a woman the mountain never forgot.The Woman on Tussey Mountain is a Matriarch Mystery about friendship, grief, witchcraft, memory, old lies, mother wounds, sacred daughters, buried women, and the fierce bond between those who refuse to let the dead be erased.Part supernatural mystery, part grief testimony, and part love letter to a friendship that death could not silence, this story asks what happens when women stop accepting the stories men told about them.The mountain remembers. A Matriarch Mystery of friendship, grief, witchcraft, crows, buried women, and the mountain that remembers. When Spryte returns toward Tussey Mountain with Tawanna's daughter, Angel, old lies begin to break and the dead refuse to stay silent This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When Men Remember the Mother is a direct Matriarch guide for men ready to deconstruct dominance, unlearn patriarchal conditioning, and return to emotional honesty, accountability, protection, and care.This is not a book about hating men. It is not about replacing male domination with female…domination. M.K. Spryte writes for the men who know the old story is cracking, the men who feel the cage, and the men who are ready to become whole without making women carry the cost of their healing.Blending memoir, cultural criticism, spiritual teaching, theology, anthropology, psychology, survivor testimony, and plain-language research, this book examines how patriarchy trains boys and men to confuse control with strength, conquest with identity, silence with discipline, and dominance with protection. It asks men to stop defending the systems that produce wounded boys, lonely fathers, silenced women, harmed children, poisoned land, and disconnected communities.Spryte does not argue that masculinity is the enemy. She argues that dominance is the enemy. Through chapters on sacred masculinity, the Father-God wound, women-centered leadership, child protection, Indigenous reverence, emotional accountability, and the return of the Mother, this book invites men to build without conquering, protect without possessing, and love without control.For women, this book names what too many have survived. For men, it opens a door. But each man still has to walk through it.When Men Remember the Mother is for fathers, sons, brothers, husbands, partners, builders, artists, workers, spiritual seekers, and every man willing to ask what strength could become if no one had to fear him for him to feel powerful. A direct Matriarch guide for men and women ready to unlearn dominance, restore accountability, protect children, honor the Mother, and imagine masculinity rooted in care instead of control. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. What happens to a civilization when it forgets the Mother and calls the forgetting wisdom?In Which/Witch Physics, M.K. Spryte builds a bridge between matter and meaning, science and symbol, ritual and reality. This is Book Five in the Matriarch Truth Series and the completion of the first te…aching line from Matriarch Emerges Publishing.Written for general readers, this book does not claim that physics proves witchcraft. Instead, it asks a sharper and more honest question: what if disciplined observation and disciplined spiritual practice can stand in conversation without either one being cheapened?Part memoir, part teaching manual, part sacred excavation, Which/Witch Physics explores matter, motion, force, thermodynamics, waves, sound, light, electricity, magnetism, time, gravity, relativity, quantum honesty, the elements, moon cycles, chaos, complexity, the body, altars, tools, sacred geometry, stars, galaxies, and the living patterns of reality.Spryte writes from the intersection of psychology, anthropology, theology, hip-hop, witchcraft, trauma survival, goddess study, and lived Matriarch teaching. She brings the reader into a world where the body is not separate from wisdom, ritual is not separate from observation, and the universe is not a dead machine ruled by domination.For readers drawn to the sacred feminine, embodiment, ritual, truth-seeking beyond patriarchal control, and the mystery of being alive in a patterned universe, Which/Witch Physics offers a grounded, provocative invitation to study reality without abandoning wonder.The universe is not dead. The Mother is everywhere. The witch was never outside the field. A grounded Matriarch manual connecting physics, witchcraft, ritual, embodiment, sacred feminine wisdom, and the living patterns of reality without abandoning science or wonder. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The War on the Womb is Book 4 in The Matriarch Truth Series by M.K. Spryte.This book examines patriarchy as a system that has long controlled women through sexuality, shame, religion, family structure, reproductive power, and the policing of the female body. Written in a plain-language trade… voice with research beneath the surface, M.K. Spryte brings together anthropology, theology, psychology, memoir, spiritual deconstruction, and matriarchal ethics to ask a direct question: who benefits when women are taught to fear their own bodies?The War on the Womb explores how patriarchal systems shaped ideas around purity, obedience, motherhood, sexuality, child protection, lineage, property, and religious authority. It looks at the story of Eve, purity culture, shame-based control, reproductive politics, child harm, goddess memory, and the return of the sacred feminine as a framework for healing and resistance.This is not a call for female domination. It is a call to end domination itself.Spryte argues for a matriarchal ethic rooted in bodily sovereignty, child safety, maternal dignity, spiritual truth, relational accountability, and the restoration of balance between women, men, children, Earth, and self.For readers deconstructing religion, patriarchy, purity culture, or inherited systems of control, The War on the Womb offers language, fire, and a clear refusal to let women's bodies remain public property.The Matriarch Emerges. A bold matriarchal examination of patriarchy, purity culture, reproductive control, child harm, goddess memory, and the sacred fight to reclaim women's bodies from systems of domination. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Before this novel, Spryte had been publishing teachings in the Matriarch Truth Series. But grief needed its own language.In 2017, Tawanna came to Pennsylvania for eight days full of laughter, karaoke, friendship, mountain roads, and the kind of sisterhood that makes ordinary moments sacred.…Then Tawanna died.Years later, Spryte returns toward Tussey Mountain with Tawanna's daughter, Angel, following crows, old stories, buried names, and the voice of a woman the mountain never forgot.The Woman on Tussey Mountain is a Matriarch Mystery about friendship, grief, witchcraft, memory, old lies, mother wounds, sacred daughters, buried women, and the fierce bond between those who refuse to let the dead be erased.Part supernatural mystery, part grief testimony, and part love letter to a friendship that death could not silence, this story asks what happens when women stop accepting the stories men told about them.The mountain remembers. A Matriarch Mystery of friendship, grief, witchcraft, crows, buried women, and the mountain that remembers. When Spryte returns toward Tussey Mountain with Tawanna's daughter, Angel, old lies begin to break and the dead refuse to stay silent This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. When Men Remember the Mother is a direct Matriarch guide for men ready to deconstruct dominance, unlearn patriarchal conditioning, and return to emotional honesty, accountability, protection, and care.This is not a book about hating men. It is not about replacing male domination with female…domination. M.K. Spryte writes for the men who know the old story is cracking, the men who feel the cage, and the men who are ready to become whole without making women carry the cost of their healing.Blending memoir, cultural criticism, spiritual teaching, theology, anthropology, psychology, survivor testimony, and plain-language research, this book examines how patriarchy trains boys and men to confuse control with strength, conquest with identity, silence with discipline, and dominance with protection. It asks men to stop defending the systems that produce wounded boys, lonely fathers, silenced women, harmed children, poisoned land, and disconnected communities.Spryte does not argue that masculinity is the enemy. She argues that dominance is the enemy. Through chapters on sacred masculinity, the Father-God wound, women-centered leadership, child protection, Indigenous reverence, emotional accountability, and the return of the Mother, this book invites men to build without conquering, protect without possessing, and love without control.For women, this book names what too many have survived. For men, it opens a door. But each man still has to walk through it.When Men Remember the Mother is for fathers, sons, brothers, husbands, partners, builders, artists, workers, spiritual seekers, and every man willing to ask what strength could become if no one had to fear him for him to feel powerful. A direct Matriarch guide for men and women ready to unlearn dominance, restore accountability, protect children, honor the Mother, and imagine masculinity rooted in care instead of control. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Why were women, goddess traditions, and the sacred feminine pushed to the margins of history In Why the Matriarch Was Silenced, M.K. Spryte offers a clear, powerful introduction to the historical, spiritual, and cultural forces that help…ed erase the feminine from positions of power. Drawing from mythology, anthropology, women's history, and social analysis, this book explores how patriarchal systems took root and how the voices of the matriarch were gradually silenced.Written in plain language and grounded in research, this short book is designed as an accessible entry point into The Matriarch Truth Series. It invites readers into a deeper exploration of ancient goddess traditions, the suppression of women's wisdom, and the return of balance in modern times.This book introduces the larger five-book series:Why the Matriarch Was SilencedThe Truth About Mary and YahshuahThe First God Was WomanWar on the WombWhich/Witch PhysicsThese books are academic in foundation but written in plain language to welcome readers from all walks of life into the study of goddess traditions, feminine wisdom, and the restoration of balance.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Why the Matriarch Was Silenced | Ancient Goddess Traditions and the Return to Balance | M. K. Spryte | Taschenbuch | he Matriarch Truth Series | Englisch | 2026 | Matriarch Emerges Publishing | EAN 9798240915352 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[…at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
