The Divine Masculine

 




Throughout history most societies have been Patriarchal. But recently there has been a movement starting with the Women’s rights movement in the 60’s and more recently with the Me Too movement, to recognize Matriarchies. You hear a lot about the Divine Feminine these days.


Meanwhile Masculinity is under attack, (for good reason). The new Term Toxic Masculinity defines the issues that have held Human Society back since civilization began. Toxic Masculinity and the Alpha Male Mentality is the cause of Wars, Contentions and violent crimes. It is a residual trait left over from before Humans evolved from primates. Kill or be killed, Winner takes all, survival of the fittest mentality. But there is Healthier Masculinity, The Beta Male.


Humanity needs to evolve to recognize and respect Healthy Masculinity. The Divine Masculine. What is the Divine Masculine?

The Divine Masculine is Strength,
 

The Divine Masculine is Patience,


The Divine Masculine is Energy,


The Divine Masculine is Time,


The Divine Masculine is Light,

 

The Divine Masculine is Compassion.



The Divine Masculine Makes Room for the Divine Feminine.


The Divine Masculine treats the Divine Feminine as equal.


The Beta Male develops Healthy Masculinity. They support the underdog, the downtrodden, the Beta Male stands up against Toxic Masculinity.

Of course both men and women can develop and can harness the traits of the divine Masculine. Patience is a trait connected with time. Energy is a trait connected with light.

Men (and Women) need a healthy way to vent aggressive (masculine) energy. Sports provide that outlet in a healthy society. But again, even in a controlled game of sports aggressive toxic masculinity can be a problem.

Both men and women can be a light to the world by developing, encouraging and practicing healthy Masculinity.

Both Men and Women should also recognize the Divine Feminine and develop their connection to the Divine Feminine. The Holy Spirit, or Heavenly Mother.




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