Slave training 01: Woman as Divine Being

Goddess Worship
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On this Gynosupremacist world, woman worship is not a poetic conceit or fancy. All males worship Goddess Yanara as a Divine Being. Goddess Yanara's concubines and priestesses deserve the highest respect from Her slaves.

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This is a perfect method for instilling full acceptance of female supremacy and superiority. Reverence and obedience fill slave men with a sense of fulfilling their lives’ purpose.
Emotional and physical distance maintains unalloyed gyneolatry. The slave population divides into two classifications: personal attendants (Goddess Yanara's court slaves) and work slaves.
Personal attendants are the only males who have personal contact with females. Strict protocol circumscribes their behavior. Speech is formal and limited. Every sentence includes self-abasement.
Personal attendants never rise from their knees. When in the presence of the Goddess they must crawl on hands and knees, sometimes on their belly. Some slaves have carts attached to their collars. The carts enable them to bring food and drink to their Divine Queen without having to stand.
While sustaining an emotionless demeanor personal attendants feel great anxiety. A slip from protocol prompts punishment.

Every other slave man on the planet is a work slave. None of these people are ever in the same room as a woman. The penalty for violating the rule is death.
Work slaves vary from cooks and craftsmen to field laborers. Urban slaves may occasionally catch a glimpse of the Living Goddess at a distance. The sight of the Goddess is treasured for life.
Laborers never see the actual Goddess. They perform obeisance to special statues felt to be imbued with mystic female powers.

All male attend regular worship services. They sing hymns of praise and listen to female supremacist sermons.
Paintings, mosaics, statues all depict the serene divinity of the female and the humble worship of them by the male.

There is no formal teaching of an afterlife. Many a slave man hopes by offering Goddess Yanara deep homage that after death he will awaken in dimly conceived paradise.