There is a system we were born into that is, in many ways, upside down. We inherited models of power that favor dominance over alignment, extraction over reciprocity, control over flow. In this model, men are taught to be the initiators, the origin points of movement. Women, meanwhile, are seen as the receivers—passive vessels through which action travels. But what if this, too, is a distortion? What if we reversed the equation—not to simply flip the power dynamic, but to reveal the deeper order that was there all along?
Women are nodes in the network. Men are the conduits. Eros is the current.
When women forget they are the network, something essential goes dormant. In the absence of this remembering, they are drawn into competition, hoarding, the pursuit of what was never meant to be owned. They seek what is already theirs by nature, and in the grasping, sever themselves from the very source of their power. But when a woman reclaims her place in the network, she returns to her native function: to generate, emanate, circulate. She becomes the center not by reaching but radiating. From her flows the current of Eros, and in that flow, all things find their rightful place.