There won't be any new episodes for the next
Speaker:three to four weeks, and we'll continue Perus in
Speaker:October with our biweekly new powerful episodes.
Speaker:But as we have been talking a lot about the awakened
Speaker:masculine, the awakened feminine, and of course
Speaker:masculine feminine dynamics, I want to share with you some
Speaker:highlights of my previous episodes over the years.
Speaker:In this episode, we're focusing on highlights
Speaker:about the awakened feminine.
Speaker:What are the traits of an awakened woman?
Speaker:How does an awakened woman show up in relationship?
Speaker:And what is the path of awakening for a woman to
Speaker:truly connect with her awakened feminine essence?
Speaker:Today's highlights will give deep answers for
Speaker:both women and men.
Speaker:Welcome to the Masculine and Feminine Dynamics podcast.
Speaker:My name is Loren Krenn, and I'm a relationship coach.
Speaker:I help you to embody your awakened masculine
Speaker:and awakened feminine in relationships and life.
Speaker:Let's dive into the first trait here of
Speaker:the awakened feminine.
Speaker:Number one, the awakened feminine doesn't
Speaker:talk bad about men.
Speaker:She has a deep respect for the awakened masculine or for men
Speaker:who are stepping up and doing the work who are awakening.
Speaker:She doesn't feed the narrative of limiting narratives that
Speaker:contribute to a wounded relationship with the
Speaker:masculine and limit her from drawing an awaken or
Speaker:attracting, awaken men in her life, or, or inviting, evoking
Speaker:the deepest masculine gifts of the man she's currently with.
Speaker:Trait number two, she prioritizes her oracle, her
Speaker:heart, above all things.
Speaker:She doesn't allow the need for validation to
Speaker:override her deeper impulse, the deeper intelligence
Speaker:that moves through her, which is her greatest
Speaker:medicine to the world.
Speaker:Trait number three, she embodies both dark and
Speaker:light feminine energy.
Speaker:She embodies her dark feminine, her Kali, her
Speaker:wild woman expression, unapologetically.
Speaker:Even if it's challenging, even if it means that she
Speaker:risks losing connection.
Speaker:And the fourth trait is she takes responsibility
Speaker:for her shadow.
Speaker:She's always working on seeing whether, is this
Speaker:coming from my shadow?
Speaker:Is this coming from a truthful heart, heart space?
Speaker:My oracle?
Speaker:Or is this coming from my shadow?
Speaker:And when it comes from her shadow, she will take
Speaker:responsibility, which in turn will create deeper connection
Speaker:and deeper polarity and deep respect and honoring
Speaker:towards the masculine.
Speaker:When the woman is looking for a sense of safety that
Speaker:a man cannot give her, when you want him to hold space,
Speaker:be there for you no matter what, only what a father
Speaker:will do, the key here is that you need to cultivate some
Speaker:sense of safety within you.
Speaker:You need to heal your father wounds.
Speaker:Otherwise, he will be the person to blame for
Speaker:your lack of safety.
Speaker:And yes, it is important for him to create safety,
Speaker:but for you, every person needs to create some level
Speaker:of safety in their own body.
Speaker:And if you have never received that, which comes
Speaker:from a father wound, a, a lack of safety in our own
Speaker:body, and if you don't work through that, then you are
Speaker:going to blame him for your lack of safety in general.
Speaker:Not in the relationship, but in general, as a
Speaker:person, as a woman.
Speaker:And of course that is not going to work, because
Speaker:we have to walk our own path of healing and we
Speaker:cannot expect someone else to give us something
Speaker:that only we can create.
Speaker:Yes, he can create safety for you in the relationship,
Speaker:but he cannot create a sense of safety inside yourself if
Speaker:you have never experienced that inside yourself, apart
Speaker:from a relationship before.
Speaker:Unless you are open to that and you are taking ownership
Speaker:of that shadow and you are voicing that consciously, then
Speaker:of course you are letting him into your heart, and then of
Speaker:course that is a possibility.
Speaker:Nothing is black and white.
Speaker:And also spirituality can become an escape here.
Speaker:There is a huge trap that both men and women in this
Speaker:dynamic can fall into.
Speaker:So as a woman, you fall into the dynamic
Speaker:of okay, the divine masculine creates safety.
Speaker:And there is then this dynamic of, okay, he needs to
Speaker:create safety and, and, and he's just not doing enough,
Speaker:and he's not doing this enough and not dead enough.
Speaker:And your wound, your shadow can use this to
Speaker:keep feeding these wounds.
Speaker:So nothing he ever does is enough.
Speaker:Just like the experience with your father.
Speaker:He disappointed you, and now you subconsciously
Speaker:recreate that experience.
Speaker:You set him up for failure.
Speaker:No matter what he does, it is not enough.
Speaker:And even if he shows up, then he's going against his
Speaker:own truth, which is also not, of course, what you
Speaker:desire at the deepest level.
Speaker:So there can be a trap that, the feminine desired
Speaker:safety or hold that he holds space no matter what.
Speaker:And the trap that the masculine falls into is
Speaker:trying to become this ideal, trying to become this perfect
Speaker:knight in shining armor, trying to be this perfect,
Speaker:awakened masculine man.
Speaker:The hero who heals your father wound Just by how
Speaker:powerfully he shows up.
Speaker:And that of course, doesn't work.
Speaker:We can do a lot for our partner.
Speaker:We can show up really powerfully.
Speaker:But we all have to do our own work and have
Speaker:to take responsibility for our own things.
Speaker:So very, very important that the spirituality and the
Speaker:dynamics, the shadow loves to use spirituality in order
Speaker:to keep feeding itself.
Speaker:The shadow loves to use these things in order
Speaker:to feed the wounds.
Speaker:Very important to be aware.
Speaker:The teaching needs to be embodied at a deeper
Speaker:level and not be used in the name of the shadow.
Speaker:Now, in order to shift this dynamic, the first thing to
Speaker:be aware of is that there is a lot of blaming going on.
Speaker:The man blames the woman, ah, she with her daddy issues.
Speaker:The woman blames the man.
Speaker:Ah, he's just not man enough.
Speaker:He's not stepping up.
Speaker:No, you have to take responsibility for
Speaker:your part in it.
Speaker:Blaming the other party is neglecting your responsibility
Speaker:and saying they are responsible for the dynamic.
Speaker:You are in the dynamic, which means you are 50% responsible
Speaker:for this dynamic as well.
Speaker:The first, there are exceptions to this, by
Speaker:the way, but usually in a dynamic like this, 50 50.
Speaker:Now, as a woman, the most important thing is that you
Speaker:become aware when you are demanding the impossible.
Speaker:When your desire for safety and for him to hold space for
Speaker:you is coming from a place of wounding, is coming from
Speaker:your shadow and not from your wise feminine heart
Speaker:and not from your oracle.
Speaker:How do you notice this?
Speaker:I'll give you a quick tip here.
Speaker:For instance, when no matter what he does, you only get
Speaker:more frustrated even if he shows up powerfully, even
Speaker:if he really is there.
Speaker:But.
Speaker:It's never enough, and you get more frustrated and
Speaker:more angry and you project your shadow more on him,
Speaker:that is a surefire sign that you are coming from
Speaker:your shadow and you are not coming from your oracle.
Speaker:Because if you come from your orca, then if
Speaker:he shows up a somatic experience of a relaxation,
Speaker:a sense of softening will arise within your body.
Speaker:Because he is stepping up.
Speaker:He's stepping, he's onboarding his awakened masculine
Speaker:core, and now you relax deeper into your awakened
Speaker:feminine essence, into your, into your divine nature.
Speaker:And this is the dance of intimacy.
Speaker:But coming from your shadow and demanding the impossible
Speaker:is not the dance of intimacy.
Speaker:And again, the shadow loves to use this, right?
Speaker:The shadow loves to use this.
Speaker:So ask yourself, where am I coming from?
Speaker:If you notice yourself just getting more agitated,
Speaker:more agitated, then you most likely are coming
Speaker:from a place of shadow.
Speaker:But please be mindful.
Speaker:Don't go into the other extreme here.
Speaker:Where you now disconnect from the part inside you
Speaker:that desire safety and for him to hold space for you.
Speaker:Because some women might now start to, when they do this
Speaker:work, they go into place of doubt in a sense of, oh,
Speaker:what if it's all my shadow?
Speaker:What if it's all my shadow?
Speaker:But no, of course there is a natural desire.
Speaker:It's just hijacked by the shadow.
Speaker:So it's not about getting rid of that desire.
Speaker:It's not about Now you going into being a pleaser and, and
Speaker:not expressing your desires.
Speaker:The work is becoming aware of where you are
Speaker:coming from and when you.
Speaker:When you are aware, when you see that you're
Speaker:coming from your shadow, then take ownership.
Speaker:When a man gets defensive, the woman can have that
Speaker:sense of he's resisting me.
Speaker:He doesn't care about me, he doesn't love me.
Speaker:An example here would be he goes out with his friends
Speaker:and he promised that he'll be back by a certain time,
Speaker:and you being able to have your, your evening together.
Speaker:And he, he didn't reach out to you and he says, oh God,
Speaker:I totally forgot, uh, had a good time with my, with
Speaker:my brothers, whatever, and I totally forgot about it.
Speaker:So sorry.
Speaker:In your, in your anger, for feeling neglected
Speaker:and not cared of, you say You are so selfish.
Speaker:And he might say to you, well, but okay, maybe
Speaker:I was selfish here.
Speaker:What about yesterday?
Speaker:What about this thing I did?
Speaker:What about x y z?
Speaker:I, I always do this for you and this and that.
Speaker:Now, now, how can you say that I'm selfish?
Speaker:You see, men, we men, we see this in a different way.
Speaker:When I would say to a brother of mine, You
Speaker:are fucking selfish, or You are really selfish.
Speaker:Then, um, I'm speaking about his characteristic.
Speaker:That is, that is quite a brutal, brutal way of speaking
Speaker:it, where the feminine often just voices, um, in
Speaker:that moment how she feels.
Speaker:So for you as a woman, it's important to be mindful.
Speaker:Instead of saying, you are so selfish, I invite you to say
Speaker:That was very selfish of you.
Speaker:Or that action felt really selfish to me, boom, there
Speaker:is a huge difference in you never care about me in really
Speaker:when you did that, it, I felt like you didn't care about me.
Speaker:Because it didn't even bother to reach out.
Speaker:It makes a huge difference.
Speaker:You can still voice your highest truth in that moment,
Speaker:but instead you separate the action from his character
Speaker:and you focus on the action.
Speaker:Because in that moment, especially when a man is a
Speaker:little bit more conscious and is working on himself, he will
Speaker:be much more receptive and be like, yes, you are right.
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