Kibele is the ideal form (Plato, 2007), meaning she reflects goodness inside and out. Yet even she fells for love, for Gordius. The curse of being a female, a knot that has not been solved, started a long time ago. Kibele is here to remind us that the curse still exists.
Creation
Kibele is a great leader, as she is in control of how she behaves, and her awareness is high. She can comprehend what is going on earth and what is beyond it. Yet she is in a human body form and will feel weak but in control.
There are three ‘riders’ in a human being: the accuser, the saver, and the passive (Iskender, 2020). Kibele is neither of them; she uses each rider as she needs.
Goodness requires great intelligence (Iskender, 2020), and Kibele is highly intelligent. A goddess. Her intentions are purely exemplary.
Yet the moment she bites the apple (Biblical), things change. She struggles to focus on her main intention of carrying humanity to a higher place.
Kibele encompasses my self; she is higher than myself.