Bene Gesserit Origin - Dune's Mysterious & Creepy Witches Who Have Manipulated Every Important Being

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The Bene Gesserit Origins - Everything you need to know about the Sisterhood of Witches
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  • The Bene Gesserit are not religious (although they mimic a religious organization.) they are focussed on politics. This was mentioned in Dune and it came as a surprise when Paul revealed that knowledge.
  • @theronin9984
    There is no "the future", only potential possibilities. And didn't the Bene G's begin on Rossak with Norma Cenva (who actually is the most important female character throughout the entire series, as she assists Tio Holzman, helps start the BG's on Rossak, starts the Guild Navs, helps start Venport-the forerunner of Choam. Kills Xerxes, and vanishes into another universe taking Omnius with her. Perhaps, SHE is the most important woman in Dune history , save only maybe for Jessica! šŸ¤”šŸŽ™šŸ‘šŸ¾
  • @WilliamGreen
    The sisterhood doesn't see the future. They see within.
  • @ghost84429
    I loved the sound of the Voice in the Lynch version.
  • OK you also got wrong how the Reverend mothers work ā€œgrantedā€ their power. It wasnā€™t granted they had to face a life and death trial to convert a toxic substance in their bodies and just threw that spice agony become a reverend mother who had access to her entire genetic histories memories. That was how they got a
  • when you said "untucked" rather than untapped potential I started imagining them as an order of drag queens and honestly not mad about it. Though I wouldn't see the need for tucking with those flowing robes
  • @hockeygirl8401
    Yeah redundancy thereā€™s so much I canā€™t even finish it
  • @orion1995
    Great video!!! Can you tell me what background music you used in this video ?
  • @KirelRed
    If you haven't read the expanded universe stories, especially about the Butlerian Jihad and the fight against AI - you really should. It makes everything that happens in the Dune story, more epic.
  • This novel is from the 1960s; it's more concerned with enlightenment, heightened senses. So "witches" (although used as a pejorative in text) is a misnomer.
  • Ultimate youtube irony: using AI to (very badly) voice a video about an organization created in the wake of a jihad waged specifically to rid the universe of AI. Anyone else find it hilarious that the AI can't pronounce "Butlerian"?
  • @ssbot1183
    Bro heā€™s repeating way too much man
  • @dougbrooks2501
    Their whole order is predicated on preparing humans for the return of the thinking machines and to defeat them.
  • @jcpensve
    Where do these illustrations come from? Which graphic novel?
  • The main problem I have with how the Bene Gesserit are portrayed, is that no one in their right mind, would let those creepy witches anywhere near their leadership. If the Bene Gesserit were presented with a more nurturing and supportive persona, they won't be seen as a threat.
  • If the original plan was to join an atreides daughter with a harkonnen son, wouldn't that mean that both lines only had half of the needed genetics to make the final Kwisatz Haderach? Or am i missing something?
  • @user-rj5db6nt4i
    Bene Gesserit...... Latin ??? I beg to disagree ...beni - djezirat or Banat- ul- djazeerat.... daughters of al djazeerat... with djazeerat arabic name of the Arabic peninsula