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Happy Easter!🐣 🩷 & 4/20 if you celebrate.. I’m sooo excited for my first ever ritual with @Brujita Mala im sure it’s gonna be beautiful! I did write a letter to my old self as well as my future self. I can’t wait to share and see you all later!

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Throughout history, we have been told stories of great warriors who rise against darkness, wielding their swords to protect the innocent. One of the most legendary figures in this battle of good versus evil is Saint Michael, the archangel who defeated the great dragon in the Book of Revelation. But what if we told this story differently? What if the warrior in this tale was a woman? The Rise of the Warrior In a kingdom overshadowed by fear, a monstrous dragon ruled with terror. This was no ordinary beast—it thrived on deception, oppression, and destruction, keeping the people in chains of fear. Many tried to fight it, but none had the strength or courage to stand against such a force. Then came the warrior woman. She was not chosen because of her power, nor because she was the strongest—she was chosen because of her heart. She understood that true strength does not come from muscle alone but from wisdom, perseverance, and a refusal to bow to evil. With a sword of justice in one hand and a shield of faith in the other, she stood before the dragon. It laughed, thinking her weak, believing she would fall like all the others. But she did not waver. She had something the dragon did not—righteousness, purpose, and the fire of a warrior who fights for more than herself. The Battle for Truth The dragon breathed fire, trying to silence her with its scorching lies. It whispered words of doubt, hoping to make her crumble. But the warrior woman knew her worth. She had spent years sharpening her mind, training her soul, and preparing for this moment. She swung her sword—not just a weapon, but a symbol of truthand struck the dragon down. With each blow, she shattered the chains the beast had placed on the world. The people who once lived in fear rose with her, emboldened by her courage. They, too, found their voices, their strength, their freedom. The dragon, weakened by the power of truth and justice, fell. The Legacy of a Warrior Like Saint Michael, this woman did not fight for glory. She fought because someone had to. She fought because evil cannot win when good people rise. And though she won the battle, she knew there would always be more dragons to face—new injustices, new struggles, new battles to fight. This story is not just about one warrior; it is about every woman who has ever stood up against oppression, every girl who has ever refused to be silenced, and every person who chooses courage over fear. Whether in history, mythology, or our modern world, these warriors live among us. So, the question is: When the dragon comes, will you rise? Who Are Today’s Warrior Women? This tale is inspired by Saint Michael, but his spirit lives in many. Women like Joan of Arc, Malala Yousafzai, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and countless others have fought battles in different ways, proving that righteousness, intelligence, and resilience can conquer even the greatest of evils. #TheWarriorWoman #DefeatingDragons #StrengthInJustice

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Captured so beautifully 😍