035: Why Being Too Far in Your Feminine Will Desexualize You in Relationship

Divine Union™

Many people are confused by polarity today. How they can create magnetic attraction and passion that stands the test of time. Many couples fall into the trap of women focused solely focusing on embodying their feminine energy, and men focusing on their masculine.

On today’s episode of Divine Union Nicola speaks to the pitfalls that come with being too far in your feminine and how it will ultimately de-sexualize you in relationship if you don't know how to integrate your healthy masculine energy. We also discuss the impact it has on the relationship at large, imbuing it with hierarchy, as opposed to a dynamic of synarchy, and teamwork. Nicola shares some helpful insights on how to assert your healthy masculine in ways that feel more playful and light, while still having an impact, to open your mind around the kind of enlivening expression possible when you start to integrate the two.
0:00 Intro
1:33 An Unintegrated Polarity Approach
6:04 Connecting Wild Expression with Sexuality
8:20 Finding Sexy in Wholeness and Sovereignty
11:00 Confusion Over the Healthy Masculine and Mothering Energy
15:10 Bringing the Relationship Back into Balance

Mentioned in this episode: Back to Balance Masterclass

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