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Welcoming Autumn, and New, and Better...
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Apologies, dear reader, for the pause between journal entries. LIfe has had my full attention...

I don't know about you, but autumn is my favorite season. I think it's because the new school year began with the fall, and with it my hope of a year better than the last.

Well, nothing has changed much vis a vis my feelings about autumn. I still look forward to it; feeling as though I've been given yet another chance to make my life better than ever.

To this end (since Eselen in June) I attended two trainings this summer - one given by Peak Potentials, the Canadian outfit with whom I've been training for over a year now, and the other given by yet another Canadian group called Warrior Sage.

The first of these was called Wizard Training. Here we learned, through experiential means, how the conscious mind creates and alters personal reality - one of my favorite subjects. It's really wonderful hanging out with over two hundred other individuals who all understand or, at least to some degree, know that they create their own reality. The absence of victim hood is really refreshing. And with the tools that trainings like these offer, we are becoming more and more able to confidently and successfully take the reins of our lives.

The other training I attended was called Sex, Passion, and Enlightenment - a provocative title, yes? It was only an introduction to the intensive I'll be taking in January, but I did manage to come away with one important bit of information that I'd like to share with you now.

Practically two out of three marriages fail nowadays. The folks at Warrior Sage believe that this is in no small part due to what they call a lack of polarity between men and women. Let me explain...

Ever since the Feminist Movement of the 1960's men and women have been becoming more and more alike. Men, having been asked to be more sensitive, have been developing their softer feminine aspects. Women, on the other hand, have been asked to take their place alongside men in the workplace, and in the process have become more independent by developing more of their masculine aspects. Since the sexual charge between men and women depends upon how polarized, or oppositely charged (masculine/feminine) a couple is, the pull between the sexes has weakened substantially - men having become more feminine, women having become more masculine.

No one, certainly not I, is recommending a return to the 1950's and before, when we had the macho man and the submissive woman pairing off. But there does seem to be a more evolved (and sustainable) stage of intimacy on the horizon, where men can retain their sensitivity while taking charge of certain aspects of their relationships, and where women can retain their hard-won independence, while opening to their more playful radiant selves.

I look forward to experimenting with these energies in my own relationship. It's dirty work, but somebody's got to do it...

Till next time, be well and...

Namaste,

Geoffrey


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