April 2, 2025 • 28 mins
Sacred feminine and masculine energies dance within each of us, shaping how we connect with others and ourselves. The Manhattan Prophet explores these sacred universal forces and illustrates how historical distortions have created widespread imbalance in our relationships and inner landscapes.
Discover why masculine energy—the projective force of logic, structure, and direction—complements feminine energy's receptive nature of intuition, emotion, and creativity. Together, they form the blueprint of creation itself. Unfortunately, centuries of religious and patriarchal conditioning have severed our connection to this natural balance, leading us to romanticize unhealthy dynamics and mistake intensity for love.
This episode peels back layers of cultural programming to reveal how ancient goddess worship gave way to male-dominated hierarchies that feared feminine power. The consequences? A hyper-masculinized world obsessed with productivity over presence, where both men and women struggle to embody their full energetic spectrum. We've glorified emotional detachment in men while reducing femininity to appearance and submission, creating partnerships built on wounds rather than wholeness.
Aaron Scott offers practical wisdom to recognize these patterns in yourself and others. Learn to observe energy rather than judge behavior, understanding when someone is expressing wounded masculine control or feminine victimhood. Discover the signs of energetically balanced partners who inspire your best self rather than drain your spirit.
True power comes not from dominance of one energy over another, but from harmony between them. By integrating both forces within, you'll naturally attract relationships that feel like home—where your partner's presence brings peace, not just stimulation. Ready to transform your relationships by first transforming yourself? This episode provides the roadmap for creating the sacred balance that leads to authentic connection.
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Speaker 1 (00:05):
Hello everyone and welcome to the 11th episode of
the Manhattan Prophet Podcast.
I am the Manhattan Prophet, asa reminder, so that nothing is
lost in translation.
I'm here to ensure that allknowledge I give you finds
meaning in a practical place inyour everyday lives.
It's only through properlydigesting knowledge that we see
things clearly enough to breakold patterns of behavior and
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begin a new path forward to anevolved state of consciousness.
In today's episode, we stepinto the realm of relationships,
not only the ones we cultivatewith others, but the ones we
hold within ourselves.
At the heart of thisconversation lies a deeper
understanding of sacredmasculine and feminine energies,
two universal archetypal forcesthat exist in all people,
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regardless of gender.
Now it's important tounderstand that these energies
shape how we show up, in therhythm of projection and
reception, logic and intuition,action and creation.
This episode invites you tore-examine the historical roots
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of imbalance in ourunderstanding of these forces,
tracing how religious, societaland patriarchal systems have
distorted their meaning, oftenat the expense of inner harmony
and relational well-being.
Through this lens, we explorehow wounded energy manifests in
modern relationships and howrebalancing the sacred masculine
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and feminine can lead to adeeper connection.
Emotional alignment andpersonal power, emotional
alignment and personal power.
Whether you're seeking moremeaningful romantic partnerships
, hoping to deepen youremotional self-awareness, or
simply yearning for a newperspective on love, power and
presence, this episode isoffering you clarity, context
and, more importantly, tools fortransformation.
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Let's jump in Throughout ourlives.
In both subtle and overt ways,we've been taught to associate
masculine energy with theprojective, active and
penetrating force.
It's the energy of logic,willpower, structure and action.
Symbolically, the masculine isrepresented by the sun, by fire
or by the seed, the initiatingimpulse that sparks motion and
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direction.
Feminine energy, in contrast,is the reception, nurturing and
creative force, and embodiesintuition, emotion, imagination
and compassion.
Symbolically, it is reflectedin the moon, in water and in the
womb the space that receives,holds and gives life.
What's essential to understandis that these are not gendered
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traits, but universal polaritiesthat exist within all of us,
regardless of identity.
The masculine within you is thepart that sets goals, creates
structure and provides direction.
The feminine is the part thatfeels, nurtures dreams and gives
birth to new ideas.
When one energy dominates atthe expense of the other,
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imbalance occurs.
An excess of masculine energycan lead to rigidity, control
and emotional detachment.
An excess of feminine energycan result in chaos, emotional
overwhelm or a lack of groundeddirection.
But when these energies arebrought into harmonious balance,
we step into an evolved stateof consciousness, one where we
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can understand ourselves moredeeply and relate to others more
authentically.
It's from this inner harmonythat we begin to attract and
build relationships that arerooted in resonance rather than
performance or dysfunction.
We must also consider thebroader societal lens.
We live in a hyper-masculinized, left-brain dominant world, a
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world that, through centuries ofcultural programming and
religious doctrine, hasdistorted and diminished the
sacred feminine.
We see this clearly inmonotheistic traditions where
spiritual leadership isoverwhelmingly male priests,
rabbis and imams positioned asthe sole intermediaries of the
divine.
We've been conditioned toaccept this as normal, even
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righteous, but have you everpaused to question how this came
to be?
Because the truth is, thefeminine was not always viewed
as lesser.
In fact, in many ancientcivilizations, the feminine was
revered central to spirituallife, community and creation.
It was only with the rise ofmonotheistic and patriarchal
religious systems, particularlywith the Abrahamic traditions,
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that the feminine began to besuppressed, vilified and
ultimately made subordinate.
Here's a quick breakdown of thewhen, why and how that shift
happened.
I find this extremely importantbecause without historical
context, we aren't able to seethe full picture and properly
understand our present-dayreality.
I trust you will agree.
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In the pre-patriarchal culturesthat existed before 3000 BCE,
goddess worship was common.
We saw this in the ancientcivilizations of Sumer, egypt,
the Indus Valley, minoan, creteand many others as examples.
In early mythologies, creationoften begins with a primordial
feminine, like in Babylon withTiamat, greece with Gaia or
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India with Shakti.
During these periods, thedivine feminine was associated
with the earth, fertility, themoon, creation, cycles of death
and rebirth, and these societiesoften worshipped goddesses
first or alongside gods.
They understood the importanceof how these forces balanced
themselves across the universeand the importance of
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self-governance.
Using this understanding, wesee the overt shift through the
rise of patriarchy from around3000 to 1000 BCE.
Historians note that asagriculture shifted to empire
building and conquest, societiesbecame more hierarchical.
Power structures were thenbuilt around male leadership
kings, warriors, priests and,lastly, our present-day
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religions evolved to reflectthese social systems.
The divine became male,singular and law-giving.
In Judaism, the name Yahwehreplaces Elohim and he becomes
the singular God, a God who ismasculine, demanding and
law-giving.
In Judaism, the name Yahwehreplaces Elohim and he becomes
the singular God, a God who ismasculine, demanding and jealous
.
During this time, the femaledeities are cast as foreign or
evil.
In Christianity, eve is blamedfor the fall of mankind, mary is
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revered, but only as pure andobedient, a sexless ideal, while
in Islam not directlyanti-feminine.
Early Islamic societiesinherited and reinforced
patriarchal norms that devaluedfemale autonomy.
Unfortunately, as you study theactual history of monotheistic
religions, you see that thereligions we practice today were
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not in truth formed to touchhigher levels of consciousness,
for people to experience thatdivine personal connection with
the universe.
They were formed in many waysas a mechanism to control the
masses.
This method, in my opinionperfected by the Roman Catholic
Church, found great successcontrolling the individual
personal relationship to thedivine through the external
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world, namely the physical body.
Patriarchal systems feared thefeminine against a represented
mystery, power andunpredictability.
The feminine was deeply tied tonature, sexuality, cycles and
emotion, ie forces that wereharder to control.
As a result, the archetype ofEve became the blueprint for sin
, woman as a cause of man'sdownfall.
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This led to centuries of womenbeing policed, blamed and shamed
for being sensual or expressive.
Religious institutions forcenturies served as the
architects of male-dominatedhierarchies, consciously or
unconsciously coding thefeminine as synonymous with sin,
chaos and weakness.
These narratives were not justpreached, they were internalized
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, and the consequence has beenprofound a widespread energetic
misalignment, marked by adisconnection from the divine
feminine and a distortion of thedivine masculine.
In this imbalance, we built aworld anchored in competition
over collaboration,hyper-individualism over
interdependence a survival ofthe fittest model that runs
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counter to the very essence ofhuman evolution.
We've exalted self-sufficiencyto the point of isolation.
We've glorified constantproductivity, efficiency and
achievement, often at the costof rest, reflection and
emotional well-being.
Western society in particularis a case study in overextended
masculine energy driven bycontrol, domination and the
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illusion that output equalsworth.
The result you ask A collectivespiritual exhaustion.
We've been taught not toreceive, not to feel, not to be,
only to do.
It is a dangerous misconceptionthat the religious grip over
global consciousness has somehowloosened with time.
That's because modern peopleidentify as spiritual, not
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religious, or because organizedreligion appears to be in the
decline.
Its impact is no longer felt.
But that is far from the truth.
These structures, these ancientpatriarchal blueprints, have
left lasting imprints on ourpsychology, institutions and
cultural norms.
They may no longer wear therobes of the clergy, but their
influence still governs thesystems we live in today and in
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exiling the feminine from thespiritual and social order, we
haven't just lost sight of thegoddess, we've lost a vital part
of ourselves.
Whether we are male or female,we require both energies the
masculine and the feminine notonly to navigate the world, but
to govern our own internallandscape.
Without that balance, we arefragmented.
We now live amid the fallout ofthis imbalance.
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It echoes through every aspectof society, through our politics
, our economies, our workplacesand, most intimately, through
our relationships.
These systems have shaped whatwe expect from ourselves and
from our partners.
They've handed us genderedblueprints that often serve only
to confuse, constrain ordiminish who we truly are.
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What's most revealing, andperhaps most painful, is how
clearly we see this imbalanceplay out in our personal
dynamics.
So many of our relationalmistakes stem not from
incompatibility or lack of love,but from unconscious
conditioning, ego-drivenexpectations, cultural gender
norms and emotional roles thatwere never truly ours to begin
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with.
But here's the opportunity whenwe choose to recenter ourselves
, when we consciously restorethe balance between the
masculine and feminine within,we begin to see clearly, and
with clarity comes power thepower to discern what we need in
a partner and, more importantly, why we need it, compensate for
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our wounds and begin attractingthose that complement our
wholeness.
Let's look to understand howmodern-day society has skewed
our perspective on the masculineand feminine energies due to
the spells cast by the wizard,rabbis, popes and imams from our
past.
For starters, masculinity hasbeen equated with dominance.
Modern culture has long taughtus that to be masculine means to
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be emotionless, aggressive,always in control, that a man
ought to be measured by power,money, status and sexual
conquest.
As a result, men oftentimesfear being seen as weak, soft or
vulnerable, when in reality,vulnerability and emotional
depth are crucial aspects of ahealthy masculinity.
Real strength isn't aboutdomination.
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It's about a balanced, measuredpresence.
Femininity, on the other hand,has been reduced to appearance
and submission.
It's been falsely framed aspassivity, oversensitivity,
being quiet, pretty andagreeable.
It's been, unfortunately,painted as something only for
women, with no place for it in aman's consciousness.
Bringing this into thepresent-day macro-world
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landscape of how societal normsare constructed, we have
internalized genderedexpectations.
For example, instead oflearning how to balance our
inner world through balancingour masculine and feminine
energies, we've been trained toperform outer roles, where men
are discouraged from softnessand women are discouraged from
assertiveness.
We see this, too, with peoplewho identify outside the gender
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binary.
The point is that everyone,regardless of their identity,
ought to look to integrate, bothas part of their constitution
and a way of governing theirlives.
This way of disconnecting fromyour feminine and masculine
energies creates deep identityconfusion, burn up and emotional
disconnection.
We have also, to ourinterpersonal detriment,
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romanticized imbalance inrelationships.
The media often glorifies cold,mysterious men who acquire
women as possession and win overwomen with charm, not depth,
women whose responsibility is tofix or chase emotionally
unavailable men.
Drama in relationships areperceived as a sign of passion
and excitement.
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In the most toxic cases,masculine control is seen as
love.
In many ways, we've normalizedtrauma bonds and rebranded them
soulmates.
Like all other shallow,dopamine-inducing external
gratification, this way ofexperiencing relationships keeps
people addicted to intensityinstead of seeking resonance,
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safety and soul-level attraction.
These can only manifest inrelationships that possess a
balanced energy dynamic.
All of these societal byproductscreate an energetic
misalignment in individuals,where people are disconnected
from their true essence and leftwandering aimlessly and seeking
a solution.
We see frustration inrelationships across the board
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with either too much chaos orstagnation.
Relationships, as a result,lose purpose, because true
purpose arises from integratedaction and inspiration.
You need to embrace both themasculine and feminine.
To experience this integration,we all of us, in all of our
relationships, switch betweenthese masculine and feminine
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energies.
Some of us need a moremasculine boyfriend or husband,
some a more feminine, but it'simportant to understand that a
healthy person, a healthypartner, is someone who can
fluidly access both energies,depending on the situation.
In fact, an inability to do sois a direct warning sign.
One of the most unfortunatebyproducts of this left-brain,
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off-balanced masculine societyis the normalization of toxic
masculinity in present-dayculture.
A toxic masculine rejects orsuppresses the feminine within.
He shies away from showingemotions, expressing
vulnerability and utilizingintuition.
This is because toxicmasculinity teaches men to
always dominate or control,never show weakness or emotion,
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and avoid softness, empathy orreal connection.
These are the man's guidepostsfor being an alpha male who
takes charge and rules his world.
Unfortunately, this leads tothe opposite and is viewable in
how they interact in the worldaround them and what they feel
inside of them.
This man eventually exercisesrepression, is entrenched in
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deep emotional maturity, feelsempowered through aggression and
almost always experiencesbroken relationships with
himself and others.
These toxic masculines need tounderstand that they are leading
a life not from a position ofstrength, but rather a place of
the victim.
They have misperceived theirsense of self and identity due
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to imbalances in the worldaround them and have
internalized them.
They are victims of the victim.
They have misperceived theirsense of self and identity due
to imbalances in the worldaround them and have
internalized them.
They are victims of theillusion, no different than
someone who believesgratification can be achieved
from someone else's approval.
They are deceived and do noteven realize it.
They don't understand thatbeing fully in one's own power
doesn't mean domination.
It means awareness, action andpresence.
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It's masculine to protect, butnot from fear or ego, from love.
It's divinely masculine to beable to hold space for emotion,
see how to apply it or how notto, but never to silence it.
For those men who are listeningand recognize either overt toxic
masculinity in themselves or aprocession down that path, it's
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important to find steps towardsawakening oneself to the
condition and finding ways toheal.
This might look like practicingemotional vulnerability with
those close to you, or nurturecreativity and connection, or
maybe lead with purpose andintention, not through a desire
to gain power over someone else.
Ideally, we can gainperspective and live in a
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heightened state ofconsciousness through awareness
and when you can identify theseimbalances, you can start
reclaiming your wholeness.
We can all together relearnwhat healthy masculinity feels
like, not what it performs.
As we can re-identify thefeminine as powerful, intuitive
and essential, not weak ordistracting, we will see that
it's okay for both the man andwoman, at different times within
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a relationship, to see theleadership role to the partner
and not view it as a sign ofweakness.
Again, it's all about balance.
Lastly, we should choosepartnerships that mirror our
integration, not our wounds.
When we were balanced within,we recalibrate the world around
us, and those relationships areno different.
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So, in summary, when you areanalyzing your long-time
relationships, dates or businesspartnerships, it's important
that you observe the energy, notjust the behavior.
Try not to fall for theillusory knowledge we gain from
the external world, from themasculine resulting action.
Instead, focus on the energybehind the action.
Instead of asking why is thisperson acting like this, ask
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what energy are they expressingright now masculine or feminine,
and is it balanced or wounded?
For example, someone you arewith who is super controlling
may be expressing a woundedmasculine energy.
This might be driven by fear ora lack of trust.
A co-worker who's constantlyemotional but avoids
responsibility might be stuck inwounded feminine energy,
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exhibiting overwhelmed or victimenergy.
A person who makes everyonefeel seen and supported embodies
a healthy feminine energy.
This takes you out of judgmentand into observation.
Once you identify the energysomeone is in, you can meet them
more intentionally.
Instead of reacting to theirbehavior, you can ask what is
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this person trying to protect orexpress?
Can I meet them withcomplementary energy, ground
them with structure or soothethem with empathy?
What's the version of me thatbrings this into balance?
We need to ask ourselves arethey acting from fear or
wholeness?
It's imperative, however, thatwe check our own energy first.
What's this relation pullingout of us?
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Are we stable or do we feelourselves drowning in chaos?
This last piece is important.
It's okay to walk away whenneeded.
Recognizing energy doesn't meantolerating abuse or chaos.
Trust your intuition, setboundaries and stop making
excuses for the other person or,if applicable, for yourself.
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When analyzing our relationships.
Do yourself a favor and askyourself regularly am I showing
healthy masculine or feminineenergy right now?
Am I trying to control or am Icollapsing into emotion?
What does this moment need fromme?
Action or softness, structureor flow?
This builds your emotionalintelligence and makes you
incredibly centered aroundothers.
One crucial approach that Imyself have implemented in my
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relationships is to choosepresent alignment over perceived
potential alignment.
Don't just ask yourself is thisperson attractive, smart,
successful?
Ask instead.
Do they lead with healthymasculine or feminine energy?
Do they respect my balance ordo they try to disrupt it?
Do I feel energeticallyelevated in their presence or
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drained?
When your compass is balancedenergetically, you start
recognizing people who are rightfor your soul, not just your
ego, who will help you evolveconsciously and who will be a
positive force in your life.
So, no matter what kind ofrelationship you want, it's and
who will be a positive force inyour life.
So, no matter what kind ofrelationship you want, it's
important to return to a balancewithin.
This starts with one thing yourown integration.
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Ask yourself do I honor both mydoing and his or her being?
Do I allow myself to feel andact?
Does my partner's presencebring peace or just stimulation?
Do I feel more myself with himor her, or more like someone I'm
performing to be?
When you understand energy, youstop taking things personally.
You start seeing patterns,lessons and invitations for
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growth.
This way of seeing othersbrings more compassion,
emotional fluency and personalpower in every interaction,
emotional fluency and personalpower in every interaction.
Let's shift now and look at howwe can use this newfound
perspective specifically forwomen who are seeking a
quote-unquote good man.
If you're a woman looking for atruly good man, not just on
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paper but in soul, you're notjust looking for nice, you're
looking for a truemasculine-feminine balance.
How do you find this, you mightask?
Well, ask yourself do I feelsafe softening around him?
Am I expressing or suppressingmy feelings to keep the peace?
Do I trust my body's signalsaround him?
When you are seeking a partneror analyzing an existing
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relationship, look for theenergetic signs of a balanced
man, someone who embodiesbalanced masculine energy.
Not toxic masculinity, notpassive energy either, but true
divine masculine traits,balanced with some feminine
integration.
Some signs of a healthymasculine core are a man who has
direction and purpose but isnot controlling.
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Or someone who can lead andprotect but honors your autonomy
.
He takes action, is decisivebut listens deeply.
He has confidence but not egoicdominance.
He's not just strong in body orstatus.
He's strong in emotionalpresence.
Don't forget to look for signshe's integrated with his
feminine side too.
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This doesn't mean he's soft ina weak way.
It means he's emotionally awareand open.
He can sit with you and yourfeelings without trying to fix
you.
This is a man who's spirituallywhole, not lopsided, a man who
has an evolved consciousness andan aligned connection with a
universal balance, whether heconsciously recognizes it or not
.
It's not enough to identifytraits for the woman.
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Balance within attracts balancewithout.
If you want a man with healthymasculine energy, it's
imperative that you not onlylook to the outside world, ie
the men you are dating.
You must also embody your ownhealthy feminine, but to do so
without rejecting your innermasculine either.
This might look like beingcomfortable expressing yourself
and owning who you are, nottrying to be an overly
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controlling person.
You should be trusting yourintuition, not overanalyzing
everything, softening into yourreceptive energy while still
having strong boundaries.
You should be letting yourselfreceive whether that is love,
help, support without guilt, butalso holding yourself in
self-worth and direction so thatyou don't attract someone who
needs mothering or rescuing.
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Feminine energy is magnetic.
When it's healthy, it naturallydraws in the masculine energy
that wants to honor, cherish,not dominate or deplete it.
In essence, the relationshipyou're seeking, according to the
literal order of the universethat we all embody, is a dance
between your feminine flow andhis masculine structure, and
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vice versa.
You want his strength tosupport your softness, your
receptivity to inspire hisaction, his steadiness to ground
your emotional depth.
Ask yourself if his energyfeels like home or like a place
you're trying to get permissionto enter, because the right man
won't require you to prove yourworth.
He'll see it, feel it and wantto honor it.
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This understanding and processis just as important for a man
who is seeking a woman that'semotionally healthy,
energetically aligned andcapable of building something
deep, beautiful and real.
Let's look for ways to tuneinto your own masculine-feminine
balance and sharpen yourawareness to recognize a woman
who can meet you, not drain you,complete you, not make you
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shrink.
First, let's examine energeticsigns of a truly balanced woman.
This goes deeper than surfacelevel attraction.
These are the vibes andqualities that matter in the
long run.
Check to see if she receiveslove, affection and care with
grace, not with suspicion orcontrol.
See if she inspires yourmasculine energy to rise, not
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out of pressure but naturally.
She should embody softness,compassion and depth, not
weaponize vulnerability.
She trusts you, not blindly,but because she's intuitive and
respects your energy.
She values your connection,emotional honesty and love.
You also want to make sure shehas the inherent balance where
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she stands firmly on her owndivine, feminine, but with a
grounding and masculine energy.
Check to see if she has her owninner direction and grounded
sense of self Identify, if shecan communicate clearly and
assertively, without beingcombative.
She doesn't seek to competewith you.
She supports you and may showit with a willingness to
co-create.
She's in control of heremotions, not dependent on you
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to rescue her from her feelings.
She honors your desire to leadbut holds her own when she deems
it necessary.
Again, most all of the signs ofan energetically balanced woman
can be felt or sensed withintuition.
Ask yourself do I feel moregrounded and focused when she's
around or more scattered andoff-center?
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Am I drawn to her innate energy, not just to her looks?
Do I feel trusted and seen orconstantly tested and doubted?
Does she bring me peace orchaos?
And is the chaos playful ordestructive?
Do I feel like a better manaround her or like I'm
performing some act to keep herattention?
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No matter what kind ofrelationship you desire whether
a conscious romantic union,deeper friendships or simply a
more peaceful relationship withyourself it begins with one core
principle your own integration.
Integration is a sacred act ofunifying your inner world.
It's not about perfection, it'sabout presence.
Ask yourself do I honor both mydoing and my being?
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Can I act with purpose and alsoallow myself to feel?
Do I know when to lead and whento soften and receive?
This is where true power lives,not in the dominance of one's
energy over another, but in theharmony between them.
As Janet Kingsford sobeautifully says, balance is not
something you find, it'ssomething you create.
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And that balance is cultivatedintentionally through
self-awareness, through healingand through daily choices that
reflect your wholeness ratherthan your conditioning.
When you create this innerharmony, you begin to see the
world differently.
You no longer confuse intensityfor love or control for safety.
You begin to recognizealignment.
You begin to feel truth, notjust hear it.
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The masculine and feminineenergies are not abstract
concepts.
They are the fundamentalblueprint of creation, present
in everything, from the waygalaxies are born to the way we
speak to our loved ones.
They shape the architecture ofour inner lives and the outer
structures of society, and whenwe understand them, we hold a
sacred map, a map to navigatenot just relationships but the
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soul's journey through life.
They become your compass,guiding you toward the
partnerships that feed yourspirit and away from those that
fragment it.
Because when you live and lovefrom a place of balance, you
don't just attract someone wholooks good on paper.
You attract someone who feelslike home.
So if this episode resonatedwith you, I invite you to take a
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step further.
Reflect on the energies you'vebeen embodying lately.
Are you overreaching in yourmasculine, collapsing into your
feminine?
Are you leading from love orfrom fear?
Start small.
Create a daily practice thathonors both sides of your inner
world.
That might look like journalingyour emotions, followed by goal
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setting, or meditating onstillness, followed by taking
one aligned action.
Most importantly, chooserelationships that mirror your
integration, not your wounds.
Let this be the moment youcommit to balance not just as a
concept, but as a lived truth.
As you continue listening to theManhattan Prophet podcast, I'm
going to unveil the true natureof the world that exists right
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under your nose.
I'm going to analyze with you,out in the open, the systems at
play here and the ways we cangrow together and evolve.
I'm going to provide you withreal-world, conscious ways to
touch higher levels ofconsciousness and understand
through truth and knowledge.
I want to make this clear I donot own these truths.
I do not own this knowledge.
I'm simply extracting it anddistilling it for you in an
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Hello everyone and welcome to the 11th episode of
the Manhattan Prophet Podcast.
I am the Manhattan Prophet, asa reminder, so that nothing is
lost in translation.
I'm here to ensure that allknowledge I give you finds
meaning in a practical place inyour everyday lives.
It's only through properlydigesting knowledge that we see
things clearly enough to breakold patterns of behavior and
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begin a new path forward to anevolved state of consciousness.
In today's episode, we stepinto the realm of relationships,
not only the ones we cultivatewith others, but the ones we
hold within ourselves.
At the heart of thisconversation lies a deeper
understanding of sacredmasculine and feminine energies,
two universal archetypal forcesthat exist in all people,
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regardless of gender.
Now it's important tounderstand that these energies
shape how we show up, in therhythm of projection and
reception, logic and intuition,action and creation.
This episode invites you tore-examine the historical roots
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of imbalance in ourunderstanding of these forces,
tracing how religious, societaland patriarchal systems have
distorted their meaning, oftenat the expense of inner harmony
and relational well-being.
Through this lens, we explorehow wounded energy manifests in
modern relationships and howrebalancing the sacred masculine
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and feminine can lead to adeeper connection.
Emotional alignment andpersonal power, emotional
alignment and personal power.
Whether you're seeking moremeaningful romantic partnerships
, hoping to deepen youremotional self-awareness, or
simply yearning for a newperspective on love, power and
presence, this episode isoffering you clarity, context
and, more importantly, tools fortransformation.
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Let's jump in Throughout ourlives.
In both subtle and overt ways,we've been taught to associate
masculine energy with theprojective, active and
penetrating force.
It's the energy of logic,willpower, structure and action.
Symbolically, the masculine isrepresented by the sun, by fire
or by the seed, the initiatingimpulse that sparks motion and
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direction.
Feminine energy, in contrast,is the reception, nurturing and
creative force, and embodiesintuition, emotion, imagination
and compassion.
Symbolically, it is reflectedin the moon, in water and in the
womb the space that receives,holds and gives life.
What's essential to understandis that these are not gendered
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traits, but universal polaritiesthat exist within all of us,
regardless of identity.
The masculine within you is thepart that sets goals, creates
structure and provides direction.
The feminine is the part thatfeels, nurtures dreams and gives
birth to new ideas.
When one energy dominates atthe expense of the other,
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imbalance occurs.
An excess of masculine energycan lead to rigidity, control
and emotional detachment.
An excess of feminine energycan result in chaos, emotional
overwhelm or a lack of groundeddirection.
But when these energies arebrought into harmonious balance,
we step into an evolved stateof consciousness, one where we
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can understand ourselves moredeeply and relate to others more
authentically.
It's from this inner harmonythat we begin to attract and
build relationships that arerooted in resonance rather than
performance or dysfunction.
We must also consider thebroader societal lens.
We live in a hyper-masculinized, left-brain dominant world, a
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world that, through centuries ofcultural programming and
religious doctrine, hasdistorted and diminished the
sacred feminine.
We see this clearly inmonotheistic traditions where
spiritual leadership isoverwhelmingly male priests,
rabbis and imams positioned asthe sole intermediaries of the
divine.
We've been conditioned toaccept this as normal, even
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righteous, but have you everpaused to question how this came
to be?
Because the truth is, thefeminine was not always viewed
as lesser.
In fact, in many ancientcivilizations, the feminine was
revered central to spirituallife, community and creation.
It was only with the rise ofmonotheistic and patriarchal
religious systems, particularlywith the Abrahamic traditions,
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that the feminine began to besuppressed, vilified and
ultimately made subordinate.
Here's a quick breakdown of thewhen, why and how that shift
happened.
I find this extremely importantbecause without historical
context, we aren't able to seethe full picture and properly
understand our present-dayreality.
I trust you will agree.
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In the pre-patriarchal culturesthat existed before 3000 BCE,
goddess worship was common.
We saw this in the ancientcivilizations of Sumer, egypt,
the Indus Valley, minoan, creteand many others as examples.
In early mythologies, creationoften begins with a primordial
feminine, like in Babylon withTiamat, greece with Gaia or
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India with Shakti.
During these periods, thedivine feminine was associated
with the earth, fertility, themoon, creation, cycles of death
and rebirth, and these societiesoften worshipped goddesses
first or alongside gods.
They understood the importanceof how these forces balanced
themselves across the universeand the importance of
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self-governance.
Using this understanding, wesee the overt shift through the
rise of patriarchy from around3000 to 1000 BCE.
Historians note that asagriculture shifted to empire
building and conquest, societiesbecame more hierarchical.
Power structures were thenbuilt around male leadership
kings, warriors, priests and,lastly, our present-day
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religions evolved to reflectthese social systems.
The divine became male,singular and law-giving.
In Judaism, the name Yahwehreplaces Elohim and he becomes
the singular God, a God who ismasculine, demanding and
law-giving.
In Judaism, the name Yahwehreplaces Elohim and he becomes
the singular God, a God who ismasculine, demanding and jealous
.
During this time, the femaledeities are cast as foreign or
evil.
In Christianity, eve is blamedfor the fall of mankind, mary is
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revered, but only as pure andobedient, a sexless ideal, while
in Islam not directlyanti-feminine.
Early Islamic societiesinherited and reinforced
patriarchal norms that devaluedfemale autonomy.
Unfortunately, as you study theactual history of monotheistic
religions, you see that thereligions we practice today were
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not in truth formed to touchhigher levels of consciousness,
for people to experience thatdivine personal connection with
the universe.
They were formed in many waysas a mechanism to control the
masses.
This method, in my opinionperfected by the Roman Catholic
Church, found great successcontrolling the individual
personal relationship to thedivine through the external
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world, namely the physical body.
Patriarchal systems feared thefeminine against a represented
mystery, power andunpredictability.
The feminine was deeply tied tonature, sexuality, cycles and
emotion, ie forces that wereharder to control.
As a result, the archetype ofEve became the blueprint for sin
, woman as a cause of man'sdownfall.
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This led to centuries of womenbeing policed, blamed and shamed
for being sensual or expressive.
Religious institutions forcenturies served as the
architects of male-dominatedhierarchies, consciously or
unconsciously coding thefeminine as synonymous with sin,
chaos and weakness.
These narratives were not justpreached, they were internalized
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, and the consequence has beenprofound a widespread energetic
misalignment, marked by adisconnection from the divine
feminine and a distortion of thedivine masculine.
In this imbalance, we built aworld anchored in competition
over collaboration,hyper-individualism over
interdependence a survival ofthe fittest model that runs
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counter to the very essence ofhuman evolution.
We've exalted self-sufficiencyto the point of isolation.
We've glorified constantproductivity, efficiency and
achievement, often at the costof rest, reflection and
emotional well-being.
Western society in particularis a case study in overextended
masculine energy driven bycontrol, domination and the
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illusion that output equalsworth.
The result you ask A collectivespiritual exhaustion.
We've been taught not toreceive, not to feel, not to be,
only to do.
It is a dangerous misconceptionthat the religious grip over
global consciousness has somehowloosened with time.
That's because modern peopleidentify as spiritual, not
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religious, or because organizedreligion appears to be in the
decline.
Its impact is no longer felt.
But that is far from the truth.
These structures, these ancientpatriarchal blueprints, have
left lasting imprints on ourpsychology, institutions and
cultural norms.
They may no longer wear therobes of the clergy, but their
influence still governs thesystems we live in today and in
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exiling the feminine from thespiritual and social order, we
haven't just lost sight of thegoddess, we've lost a vital part
of ourselves.
Whether we are male or female,we require both energies the
masculine and the feminine notonly to navigate the world, but
to govern our own internallandscape.
Without that balance, we arefragmented.
We now live amid the fallout ofthis imbalance.
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It echoes through every aspectof society, through our politics
, our economies, our workplacesand, most intimately, through
our relationships.
These systems have shaped whatwe expect from ourselves and
from our partners.
They've handed us genderedblueprints that often serve only
to confuse, constrain ordiminish who we truly are.
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What's most revealing, andperhaps most painful, is how
clearly we see this imbalanceplay out in our personal
dynamics.
So many of our relationalmistakes stem not from
incompatibility or lack of love,but from unconscious
conditioning, ego-drivenexpectations, cultural gender
norms and emotional roles thatwere never truly ours to begin
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with.
But here's the opportunity whenwe choose to recenter ourselves
, when we consciously restorethe balance between the
masculine and feminine within,we begin to see clearly, and
with clarity comes power thepower to discern what we need in
a partner and, more importantly, why we need it, compensate for
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our wounds and begin attractingthose that complement our
wholeness.
Let's look to understand howmodern-day society has skewed
our perspective on the masculineand feminine energies due to
the spells cast by the wizard,rabbis, popes and imams from our
past.
For starters, masculinity hasbeen equated with dominance.
Modern culture has long taughtus that to be masculine means to
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be emotionless, aggressive,always in control, that a man
ought to be measured by power,money, status and sexual
conquest.
As a result, men oftentimesfear being seen as weak, soft or
vulnerable, when in reality,vulnerability and emotional
depth are crucial aspects of ahealthy masculinity.
Real strength isn't aboutdomination.
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It's about a balanced, measuredpresence.
Femininity, on the other hand,has been reduced to appearance
and submission.
It's been falsely framed aspassivity, oversensitivity,
being quiet, pretty andagreeable.
It's been, unfortunately,painted as something only for
women, with no place for it in aman's consciousness.
Bringing this into thepresent-day macro-world
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landscape of how societal normsare constructed, we have
internalized genderedexpectations.
For example, instead oflearning how to balance our
inner world through balancingour masculine and feminine
energies, we've been trained toperform outer roles, where men
are discouraged from softnessand women are discouraged from
assertiveness.
We see this, too, with peoplewho identify outside the gender
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binary.
The point is that everyone,regardless of their identity,
ought to look to integrate, bothas part of their constitution
and a way of governing theirlives.
This way of disconnecting fromyour feminine and masculine
energies creates deep identityconfusion, burn up and emotional
disconnection.
We have also, to ourinterpersonal detriment,
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romanticized imbalance inrelationships.
The media often glorifies cold,mysterious men who acquire
women as possession and win overwomen with charm, not depth,
women whose responsibility is tofix or chase emotionally
unavailable men.
Drama in relationships areperceived as a sign of passion
and excitement.
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In the most toxic cases,masculine control is seen as
love.
In many ways, we've normalizedtrauma bonds and rebranded them
soulmates.
Like all other shallow,dopamine-inducing external
gratification, this way ofexperiencing relationships keeps
people addicted to intensityinstead of seeking resonance,
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safety and soul-level attraction.
These can only manifest inrelationships that possess a
balanced energy dynamic.
All of these societal byproductscreate an energetic
misalignment in individuals,where people are disconnected
from their true essence and leftwandering aimlessly and seeking
a solution.
We see frustration inrelationships across the board
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with either too much chaos orstagnation.
Relationships, as a result,lose purpose, because true
purpose arises from integratedaction and inspiration.
You need to embrace both themasculine and feminine.
To experience this integration,we all of us, in all of our
relationships, switch betweenthese masculine and feminine
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energies.
Some of us need a moremasculine boyfriend or husband,
some a more feminine, but it'simportant to understand that a
healthy person, a healthypartner, is someone who can
fluidly access both energies,depending on the situation.
In fact, an inability to do sois a direct warning sign.
One of the most unfortunatebyproducts of this left-brain,
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off-balanced masculine societyis the normalization of toxic
masculinity in present-dayculture.
A toxic masculine rejects orsuppresses the feminine within.
He shies away from showingemotions, expressing
vulnerability and utilizingintuition.
This is because toxicmasculinity teaches men to
always dominate or control,never show weakness or emotion,
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and avoid softness, empathy orreal connection.
These are the man's guidepostsfor being an alpha male who
takes charge and rules his world.
Unfortunately, this leads tothe opposite and is viewable in
how they interact in the worldaround them and what they feel
inside of them.
This man eventually exercisesrepression, is entrenched in
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deep emotional maturity, feelsempowered through aggression and
almost always experiencesbroken relationships with
himself and others.
These toxic masculines need tounderstand that they are leading
a life not from a position ofstrength, but rather a place of
the victim.
They have misperceived theirsense of self and identity due
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to imbalances in the worldaround them and have
internalized them.
They are victims of the victim.
They have misperceived theirsense of self and identity due
to imbalances in the worldaround them and have
internalized them.
They are victims of theillusion, no different than
someone who believesgratification can be achieved
from someone else's approval.
They are deceived and do noteven realize it.
They don't understand thatbeing fully in one's own power
doesn't mean domination.
It means awareness, action andpresence.
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It's masculine to protect, butnot from fear or ego, from love.
It's divinely masculine to beable to hold space for emotion,
see how to apply it or how notto, but never to silence it.
For those men who are listeningand recognize either overt toxic
masculinity in themselves or aprocession down that path, it's
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important to find steps towardsawakening oneself to the
condition and finding ways toheal.
This might look like practicingemotional vulnerability with
those close to you, or nurturecreativity and connection, or
maybe lead with purpose andintention, not through a desire
to gain power over someone else.
Ideally, we can gainperspective and live in a
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heightened state ofconsciousness through awareness
and when you can identify theseimbalances, you can start
reclaiming your wholeness.
We can all together relearnwhat healthy masculinity feels
like, not what it performs.
As we can re-identify thefeminine as powerful, intuitive
and essential, not weak ordistracting, we will see that
it's okay for both the man andwoman, at different times within
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a relationship, to see theleadership role to the partner
and not view it as a sign ofweakness.
Again, it's all about balance.
Lastly, we should choosepartnerships that mirror our
integration, not our wounds.
When we were balanced within,we recalibrate the world around
us, and those relationships areno different.
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So, in summary, when you areanalyzing your long-time
relationships, dates or businesspartnerships, it's important
that you observe the energy, notjust the behavior.
Try not to fall for theillusory knowledge we gain from
the external world, from themasculine resulting action.
Instead, focus on the energybehind the action.
Instead of asking why is thisperson acting like this, ask
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what energy are they expressingright now masculine or feminine,
and is it balanced or wounded?
For example, someone you arewith who is super controlling
may be expressing a woundedmasculine energy.
This might be driven by fear ora lack of trust.
A co-worker who's constantlyemotional but avoids
responsibility might be stuck inwounded feminine energy,
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exhibiting overwhelmed or victimenergy.
A person who makes everyonefeel seen and supported embodies
a healthy feminine energy.
This takes you out of judgmentand into observation.
Once you identify the energysomeone is in, you can meet them
more intentionally.
Instead of reacting to theirbehavior, you can ask what is
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this person trying to protect orexpress?
Can I meet them withcomplementary energy, ground
them with structure or soothethem with empathy?
What's the version of me thatbrings this into balance?
We need to ask ourselves arethey acting from fear or
wholeness?
It's imperative, however, thatwe check our own energy first.
What's this relation pullingout of us?
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Are we stable or do we feelourselves drowning in chaos?
This last piece is important.
It's okay to walk away whenneeded.
Recognizing energy doesn't meantolerating abuse or chaos.
Trust your intuition, setboundaries and stop making
excuses for the other person or,if applicable, for yourself.
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When analyzing our relationships.
Do yourself a favor and askyourself regularly am I showing
healthy masculine or feminineenergy right now?
Am I trying to control or am Icollapsing into emotion?
What does this moment need fromme?
Action or softness, structureor flow?
This builds your emotionalintelligence and makes you
incredibly centered aroundothers.
One crucial approach that Imyself have implemented in my
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relationships is to choosepresent alignment over perceived
potential alignment.
Don't just ask yourself is thisperson attractive, smart,
successful?
Ask instead.
Do they lead with healthymasculine or feminine energy?
Do they respect my balance ordo they try to disrupt it?
Do I feel energeticallyelevated in their presence or
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drained?
When your compass is balancedenergetically, you start
recognizing people who are rightfor your soul, not just your
ego, who will help you evolveconsciously and who will be a
positive force in your life.
So, no matter what kind ofrelationship you want, it's and
who will be a positive force inyour life.
So, no matter what kind ofrelationship you want, it's
important to return to a balancewithin.
This starts with one thing yourown integration.
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Ask yourself do I honor both mydoing and his or her being?
Do I allow myself to feel andact?
Does my partner's presencebring peace or just stimulation?
Do I feel more myself with himor her, or more like someone I'm
performing to be?
When you understand energy, youstop taking things personally.
You start seeing patterns,lessons and invitations for
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growth.
This way of seeing othersbrings more compassion,
emotional fluency and personalpower in every interaction,
emotional fluency and personalpower in every interaction.
Let's shift now and look at howwe can use this newfound
perspective specifically forwomen who are seeking a
quote-unquote good man.
If you're a woman looking for atruly good man, not just on
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paper but in soul, you're notjust looking for nice, you're
looking for a truemasculine-feminine balance.
How do you find this, you mightask?
Well, ask yourself do I feelsafe softening around him?
Am I expressing or suppressingmy feelings to keep the peace?
Do I trust my body's signalsaround him?
When you are seeking a partneror analyzing an existing
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relationship, look for theenergetic signs of a balanced
man, someone who embodiesbalanced masculine energy.
Not toxic masculinity, notpassive energy either, but true
divine masculine traits,balanced with some feminine
integration.
Some signs of a healthymasculine core are a man who has
direction and purpose but isnot controlling.
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Or someone who can lead andprotect but honors your autonomy
.
He takes action, is decisivebut listens deeply.
He has confidence but not egoicdominance.
He's not just strong in body orstatus.
He's strong in emotionalpresence.
Don't forget to look for signshe's integrated with his
feminine side too.
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This doesn't mean he's soft ina weak way.
It means he's emotionally awareand open.
He can sit with you and yourfeelings without trying to fix
you.
This is a man who's spirituallywhole, not lopsided, a man who
has an evolved consciousness andan aligned connection with a
universal balance, whether heconsciously recognizes it or not
.
It's not enough to identifytraits for the woman.
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Balance within attracts balancewithout.
If you want a man with healthymasculine energy, it's
imperative that you not onlylook to the outside world, ie
the men you are dating.
You must also embody your ownhealthy feminine, but to do so
without rejecting your innermasculine either.
This might look like beingcomfortable expressing yourself
and owning who you are, nottrying to be an overly
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controlling person.
You should be trusting yourintuition, not overanalyzing
everything, softening into yourreceptive energy while still
having strong boundaries.
You should be letting yourselfreceive whether that is love,
help, support without guilt, butalso holding yourself in
self-worth and direction so thatyou don't attract someone who
needs mothering or rescuing.
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Feminine energy is magnetic.
When it's healthy, it naturallydraws in the masculine energy
that wants to honor, cherish,not dominate or deplete it.
In essence, the relationshipyou're seeking, according to the
literal order of the universethat we all embody, is a dance
between your feminine flow andhis masculine structure, and
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vice versa.
You want his strength tosupport your softness, your
receptivity to inspire hisaction, his steadiness to ground
your emotional depth.
Ask yourself if his energyfeels like home or like a place
you're trying to get permissionto enter, because the right man
won't require you to prove yourworth.
He'll see it, feel it and wantto honor it.
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This understanding and processis just as important for a man
who is seeking a woman that'semotionally healthy,
energetically aligned andcapable of building something
deep, beautiful and real.
Let's look for ways to tuneinto your own masculine-feminine
balance and sharpen yourawareness to recognize a woman
who can meet you, not drain you,complete you, not make you
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shrink.
First, let's examine energeticsigns of a truly balanced woman.
This goes deeper than surfacelevel attraction.
These are the vibes andqualities that matter in the
long run.
Check to see if she receiveslove, affection and care with
grace, not with suspicion orcontrol.
See if she inspires yourmasculine energy to rise, not
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out of pressure but naturally.
She should embody softness,compassion and depth, not
weaponize vulnerability.
She trusts you, not blindly,but because she's intuitive and
respects your energy.
She values your connection,emotional honesty and love.
You also want to make sure shehas the inherent balance where
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she stands firmly on her owndivine, feminine, but with a
grounding and masculine energy.
Check to see if she has her owninner direction and grounded
sense of self Identify, if shecan communicate clearly and
assertively, without beingcombative.
She doesn't seek to competewith you.
She supports you and may showit with a willingness to
co-create.
She's in control of heremotions, not dependent on you
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to rescue her from her feelings.
She honors your desire to leadbut holds her own when she deems
it necessary.
Again, most all of the signs ofan energetically balanced woman
can be felt or sensed withintuition.
Ask yourself do I feel moregrounded and focused when she's
around or more scattered andoff-center?
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Am I drawn to her innate energy, not just to her looks?
Do I feel trusted and seen orconstantly tested and doubted?
Does she bring me peace orchaos?
And is the chaos playful ordestructive?
Do I feel like a better manaround her or like I'm
performing some act to keep herattention?
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No matter what kind ofrelationship you desire whether
a conscious romantic union,deeper friendships or simply a
more peaceful relationship withyourself it begins with one core
principle your own integration.
Integration is a sacred act ofunifying your inner world.
It's not about perfection, it'sabout presence.
Ask yourself do I honor both mydoing and my being?
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Can I act with purpose and alsoallow myself to feel?
Do I know when to lead and whento soften and receive?
This is where true power lives,not in the dominance of one's
energy over another, but in theharmony between them.
As Janet Kingsford sobeautifully says, balance is not
something you find, it'ssomething you create.
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And that balance is cultivatedintentionally through
self-awareness, through healingand through daily choices that
reflect your wholeness ratherthan your conditioning.
When you create this innerharmony, you begin to see the
world differently.
You no longer confuse intensityfor love or control for safety.
You begin to recognizealignment.
You begin to feel truth, notjust hear it.
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The masculine and feminineenergies are not abstract
concepts.
They are the fundamentalblueprint of creation, present
in everything, from the waygalaxies are born to the way we
speak to our loved ones.
They shape the architecture ofour inner lives and the outer
structures of society, and whenwe understand them, we hold a
sacred map, a map to navigatenot just relationships but the
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soul's journey through life.
They become your compass,guiding you toward the
partnerships that feed yourspirit and away from those that
fragment it.
Because when you live and lovefrom a place of balance, you
don't just attract someone wholooks good on paper.
You attract someone who feelslike home.
So if this episode resonatedwith you, I invite you to take a
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step further.
Reflect on the energies you'vebeen embodying lately.
Are you overreaching in yourmasculine, collapsing into your
feminine?
Are you leading from love orfrom fear?
Start small.
Create a daily practice thathonors both sides of your inner
world.
That might look like journalingyour emotions, followed by goal
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setting, or meditating onstillness, followed by taking
one aligned action.
Most importantly, chooserelationships that mirror your
integration, not your wounds.
Let this be the moment youcommit to balance not just as a
concept, but as a lived truth.
As you continue listening to theManhattan Prophet podcast, I'm
going to unveil the true natureof the world that exists right
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under your nose.
I'm going to analyze with you,out in the open, the systems at
play here and the ways we cangrow together and evolve.
I'm going to provide you withreal-world, conscious ways to
touch higher levels ofconsciousness and understand
through truth and knowledge.
I want to make this clear I donot own these truths.
I do not own this knowledge.
I'm simply extracting it anddistilling it for you in an
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accessible form.
I ask not that you follow meblindly, but rather that you
follow me with your open mindand heart, a following of truth
and safety and freedom throughthis truth.
I am proud of you for takingthis next step and entrusting me
as your guide.
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