Feminine energy is one of the topics that has preoccupied me a lot lately. Of course, not by chance. I see more and more women around me who have come to work side by side or even more than the men in their lives. I often feel overwhelmed by the responsibilities I have and the many activities in which I am involved.
I once, by chance (or not) came across an article in which it was mentioned that the verb “to do” is attributed to masculine energy. I realized then that I really am a woman who does a lot, which is why I was a little scared and I realized that I have to take care of balancing this energy from the masculine spectrum with the feminine one.
Perhaps in this period that we are all going through on a planetary level, feminine energies are best suited for our healing and entry into the Trinity, for the awakening of the inner child. We are leaving a masculine era and entering a feminine one. That’s what we all know.
Feminine energy refers to a specific set of traits, considered to be the opposite of those associated with masculine energy. The masculine side is expressed when we work to achieve a goal, when we make progress, when we solve things and move forward. The feminine side is expressed when we live in the present, we embrace the creative energy, we dance, we play and we are aware of our emotional baggage.
The heart chakra is governed by feminine energy. It is one of the most beautiful energies we have on the planet. It has been suppressed for a very long time because it is also a very intuitive energy. We have forgotten our own intuition, and the fourth chakra, the heart chakra, is guided by our own inner guru. When we have a balanced heart chakra, so a balanced feminine energy, we are connected to our own intuition, we feel more compassion and empathy than all other people, we do not need to seek help outside, we have all the resources inside us. Feminine energy is known for its dominance over healing. People who have the dominant heart chakra are often found in professions related to healing, are doctors, masseurs, practitioners of alternative medicine, therapists, psychologists. They aim to heal the earth, they like to plant, to work the land, to make tinctures, to drink teas, they are totally dedicated to healing, their own, but also those around them.
Every human being is a combination of both feminine and masculine traits and there are no specific ones that are inherent in one gender and should not be expected and claimed exclusively from one gender or another. Both feminine and masculine energies are necessary for us to feel complete. Sure, men are usually encouraged to identify more with their masculine energy, but it’s important for them to be able to show their emotions and be flexible. (In fact, now it’s more important than ever to raise boys without gender stereotypes, to teach them to show their emotions and validate their emotional intelligence). Equally, women are encouraged to promote…
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