Gaudí knew our true history and our sacred history, he knew that the day of feminine awakening was near and he wanted to leave us that message in all his work, from the Vicenç house, Batlló, Milà or Park Güell, but above all in the Sagrada Familia.
In the central section of the Passion Façade, we can see a robed human figure representing Gaudí in the act of kneeling before the figure of Eve.
With this detail, the brilliant artist sends us a message across time: sooner or later, man must kneel at woman’s feet and accept her natural feminine superiority.
Antoni Gaudí was a man ahead of his time, a visionary who perfectly understood the meaning of history. He derived all the wisdom he possessed—and with which he enriched his extensive body of work—from observing nature with close attention and keen interest. As a result of this intense observation, he was able to conclude that Mother Nature has made us superior to you, to us, women and girls.
That is why we know for a fact that Gaudí would kneel in private before the wives of his patrons. He gazed up at every one of them, as a real man should do, adoring our feminine divinity.
When Gaudí spoke, he looked at the lady as if she were a goddess, and when the lady replied, Gaudí bowed his head toward the ground in a gesture of submission.
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