Peace and Rich's blessings. I am Michael B. Beck with the host of Take Back Your Mind. Easy.

I'm Michael Bebekwith, the founder of the Agape International Spiritual Center and your host. For the podcast, Take Back Your Mind. This is Take Back Your Mind Life Question of the Week. It comes from Brian. My question is on the divine masculine.

I see a lot of teachings on the divine feminine, but not a lot on the divine masculine.

The ones I found seem to have a more secular slant versus spiritual.

I would love your insight on this. Thank you. Thank you, Brian.

Yes, we know that the divine masculine is a counterpoint to the divine feminine, but there must

be a balance.

Divine effeminent, we like to say, talk about allowing, letting, yielding, surrendering,

birthplace of creativity.

When we talk about the divine masculine, we're talking about forward moving and progress, we're talking about

courage in the face of challenges, we're talking about protection, we're talking about reason,

these are aspects of the divine masculine.

Without the feminine, they can be detrimental to progress.

They can be ego-driven.

But when the divine feminine and divine masculine are balanced,

we have this state of yielding and allowing and letting combined with forward progress, combined with courage, combined with protection, things of that particular nature. But we're always

mindful to be aware that these are not necessarily connected to gender

because every gender has both elements.

So even though stereotypically, people would look at the divine as women carrying the feminine energy

and men carrying the masculine energy.

In reality, both genders carry both energies, even though in some people one may be more prominent than in another.

So the divine masculine courage, confidence, divine masculine,

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