Feminine and Masculine

What we are witnessing today
is not simply the rising of the feminine,
but the consequence of a long imbalance.

For generations, many women were asked
to carry, soothe, organize and hold
what the masculine had not yet learned
to hold within itself.

They were caretakers,
not only of children,
but often also of men
who had never been taught
how to meet their own emotional world.

And now,
as the feminine rises,
there can also be pain in that rising.

Sometimes even anger.

Not because the feminine is wrong,
but because what has been suppressed
does not always return softly.

Yet true healing
does not come through overpowering.

The feminine does not need
to defeat the masculine
in order to be free.

And the masculine does not need
to dominate the feminine
in order to be strong.

Perhaps the deeper invitation now
is not revenge,
but restoration.

Not a battle
between feminine and masculine,
but a return
to sacred balance.

Where the feminine can soften
without being used.

And the masculine can rise
without needing to control.

Where presence replaces power,
and love becomes
a field in which both
can finally breathe.