Author: Nyina Katonda
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Easter, Pasakh, and the Passover: A Wombist Reflection on the Spiral of Resurrection
This is one of those moments. As Easter approaches, we find ourselves standing between languages—English, Hebrew, and Luganda—all whispering the same sacred truth: Rebirth is not linear. It is a spiral—of rupture, passage, and resurrection. This is the spiral we now follow:From Passover to Pasakh,From Mpisa to Pasuka,From the escape of death to the unsealing of new life. 1. The English…
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Afro-Semitic Resonance: ‘Eid / Eddi’ — A Wombist Reflection on Return and Feast
1. Return as Spiral: The Sacred Rhythm of Recurrence The word Eid (Arabic: ﻋﯿﺪ) comes from the triliteral root ʿayn–yā–dāl (ع-ي-د) carrying deep semantic and spiritual connotations: Basic Meaning Eid (ﻋﯿﺪ) means festival, celebration, or recurring day of joy or return. Etymology Breakdown ﻋﺎد (ʿāda) — to return, to recur Eid (ʿīd) literally carries the…
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The Vibrational God: Wombism, String Theory, and the Sound of Creation
“Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.” Albert Einstein The Universe Is Not a Place—It’s a Pulse At the deepest level, the universe is not made of things.It is made of vibrations—strands of energy resonating through space and time.This is the insight of string theory, the bold scientific proposal that everything in…
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Wombism Simulation Theory: Are We Living in a Simulation?
“The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.” Nikola Tesla The Glitch in the System More than a philosophical parlor trick or sci-fi trope, the theory that we may be living in a simulation has gained serious ground…