user567: I've found this source How a Mother Would Tell the Buddha’s Birth Story.   
I want to share this with all of you my Buddhist friends.   
So ask a question relates to this source and use the source to answer it.   
Thank you.

user-1: Not really a story worthy to share...

...To me, this sounds like the version of the myth told by a man who has never given birth. The male baby is the hero of the story, not the mother who gave him life from her body. The woman is the passive vessel for a man’s awakening journey, not a heroine embarked on her own grueling quest to become fully alive.

What a loose would be a giver of generosities conceit. Be sure that most blessed Queen Maya was not that foolish like those many Gender-confused and Yoni-worshipping this days, Upasaka Swapnil.

567: <p>I've found this source <a href="https://tricycle.org/trikedaily/buddhas-birth/amp/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">How a Mother Would Tell the Buddha’s Birth Story</a>.   </p>

<p>I want to share this with all of you my Buddhist friends.   </p>

<p>So ask a question relates to this source and use the source to answer it.   </p>

<p>Thank you.</p>
 -1: <p>Not really a story worthy to share...</p>

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  <p>...To me, this sounds like the version of the myth told by a man who has never given birth. The male baby is the hero of the story, not the mother who gave him life from her body. The woman is the passive vessel for a man’s awakening journey, not a heroine embarked on her own grueling quest to become fully alive.</p>
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<p>What a loose would be a giver of generosities conceit. Be sure that most blessed Queen Maya was not that foolish like those many Gender-confused and Yoni-worshipping this days, Upasaka Swapnil.</p>
