Triune-Femininity
The concept Triune-Feminity within the theology of the Church of Serkatha describes the triple aspectuated Serkatha as the Maiden, Mother and Mistress.
There has been millenia spanning heated theological discourse regarding the interpretation of this concept as it stems from the Code of Serkatha and even in the Modern Age the topic serves as a source of argument and debate.
Some see the Triune of Serkatha as the embodiment of the perfect balance of all things with the youthful and vigorous Maiden representing rebirth, renewal, movement and progress as well as the darker Maidenly Virtues of rage, vengeance, the mortal struggle and hunt eventually transforming into the life-giving, tending and nurturing Mother that nevertheless acts as a vigilant and loving protector of draukind and finally settling into the cresting aspect of her divinity, the all-powerful Mistress that rules her domain with an iron fist but also care and love for her chosen people.
An alternate interpretation to the Church of Serkatha's Mistress is the folk-religion based third aspect of Serkatha as the Crone or Grandmother who embodies the loving nature of the Mother but also the wisdom of ages as opposed to the ruling nature of the Mistress.
This folk-religious interpretation is considered somewhat heretical by the guardians of the Church of Serkatha but tolerated within reasonable limits of divergence from canonical liturgy.
There has been millenia spanning heated theological discourse regarding the interpretation of this concept as it stems from the Code of Serkatha and even in the Modern Age the topic serves as a source of argument and debate.
Some see the Triune of Serkatha as the embodiment of the perfect balance of all things with the youthful and vigorous Maiden representing rebirth, renewal, movement and progress as well as the darker Maidenly Virtues of rage, vengeance, the mortal struggle and hunt eventually transforming into the life-giving, tending and nurturing Mother that nevertheless acts as a vigilant and loving protector of draukind and finally settling into the cresting aspect of her divinity, the all-powerful Mistress that rules her domain with an iron fist but also care and love for her chosen people.
An alternate interpretation to the Church of Serkatha's Mistress is the folk-religion based third aspect of Serkatha as the Crone or Grandmother who embodies the loving nature of the Mother but also the wisdom of ages as opposed to the ruling nature of the Mistress.
This folk-religious interpretation is considered somewhat heretical by the guardians of the Church of Serkatha but tolerated within reasonable limits of divergence from canonical liturgy.
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