This book is not faithful to the original text and the author does not convey the existential angst that the original conveys. The 13th psalm is using the conventional psalm 8 which begins "they made my life like a ship on the sea" and the celestial child that the woman is bringing to birth which other writers recognise (i.e. Danilou) is misssing it is just an ordinary woman with this copy. The original must be understood like Simeons message to Mary "and a sword will pierce your own soul" this is the context of the original and the woman is the Holy Spirit bringing to birth a celestial child (Luke 20:34-38) The Holy Spirit is feminine to these people and the Visitation that the whole group are praying for is a divine impregnation. according to the Exegesis on the soul "The sages that came before us gave the soul a feminine name. She is also feminine in nature, and she also has a womb. therefore the soul in males and females is female, St Ephraim the Syrian continues the Christian understanding in him Hymn. "If by God's Holy Ghost thou art beguiled, There will be born in thee the eternal child. If it's like Mary, virginal and pure, then God will impreganate your soul for sure. God make me pregnant, and his Spirit shadow me , that God may rise up in my soul and shatter me. What good does Gabriel's "Ave Mary" do unles he gives me that same greeting too?