N8tivegirl

Awakening Eve: Remembering the Power of Femininity

Sometimes awakening begins with rest.

Not the kind of rest that escapes responsibility,

but the kind that allows God to work where striving once lived.

Just as Adam slept while Eve was being formed,

there are seasons when God asks His daughters to stop performing,

stop proving,

stop carrying what was never meant to be theirs alone.

Femininity was never weak.

It was misunderstood.

Somewhere along the way, many women learned to armor themselves.

Not because they wanted power—but because they needed protection.

Not because they rejected love—but because love felt unreliable.

So strength became survival.

Independence became defense.

And softness felt dangerous.

Yet God never designed femininity to disappear in order to be strong.

Eve was not created to replace Adam,

nor to compete with him.

She was created to stand beside him—

equal in worth, different in expression,

together reflecting the fullness of God.

Femininity carries discernment.

It carries intuition.

It carries nurture, wisdom, influence, and life.

When these gifts are wounded, they harden.

When they are healed, they transform.

Awakening Eve does not mean surrendering your voice.

It means reclaiming your true one.

It means no longer chasing love from lack.

No longer proving worth through exhaustion.

No longer confusing control with safety.

It means remembering that God never asked His daughters

to abandon who they are in order to belong.

Eve was taken from Adam’s side—not his feet, not his head—

to walk with him, not beneath or above him.

She was formed with intention.

Fashioned with care.

Breathed into with purpose.

And that truth still lives in us.

We are not behind.

We are not broken.

We are not too much.

We are awakening.

Awakening to softness that does not weaken us.

Awakening to strength that does not harden us.

Awakening to the truth that femininity, healed and aligned,

is one of the most powerful forces God placed on the earth.

Eve is not lost.

She is remembering.