Adam's First Wife: Wasn't it Eva ???

Kind regards to all my friends from #steemit, today I bring up a little known topic in the history of creation, such as Adam's first wife.

The stories tell that God created Adam's body from clay, in his image and likeness, God to realize Adam's loneliness, I notice that it would not be good for the aforementioned character to be alone in paradise, which from the same clay create "Lilith", to accompany and be with Adam, and enjoy the benefits of paradise together.

But a conflict of interest arose, since Lilith did not want to be submissive under the command of Adam as God decided, but she wanted equality, to have the same rights, which Adam enjoyed, remember that they were created with the same mud, and for this reason he did not feel inferior, weak, or dependent on anyone.

Taking into account this way of thinking, she proposed to Adam certain changes so that she too could feel pleasure. He, of course, refused: she had to accept the command to love him, always looking at him from below in submission to her husband. However, she, Lilith, was reluctant to recognize man as superior, even though he had the mark of divinity on her body. Clearly, there was no room there for two alike, so she decided to leave Paradise, before bowing down and renouncing herself.

But before leaving paradise she committed the second unforgivable fault, which was pronouncing the true name of God, which is Yaveh. Lilith dared to think that she had the right over her voice, the right to speak, the right to name, she dared to think that she could decide on her own body, on her pleasure, on her sexuality. She lilith dared to think that she had the same rights as Adam, the same rights as men.

She had the audacity to pronounce the unpronounceable. In this way, she freed the world from the limits of imagination and knowledge, staging the dark side of Creation.

The divine punishment was the almost complete disappearance of Lilith from history. God wanted to erase Lilith. Thus, the first woman is, at the same time, the first "disappeared" in history: her name was erased from the Bible (she is mentioned only once -Isaiah 34: 14-, although this mention not clear); her body was erased from the story.

Lilith preferred to be free, even in a cave, rather than life in a paradise that forced her to renounce her own desire. Since then, the various traditions have associated it with being the unconscious, the one that links us to sex, to blood, to darkness, to death.

I hope you liked this story, a little known but very interesting subject, as from the beginning of days, the desire for the same was latent and caused so much havoc.