Is There a Toxic Masculinity?

The King archetype is not that of the divine lighted side of that archetype. All we've seen throughout history is the shadow warrior and the shadow king. Culture has to cultivate its ability to make change, but then it has to learn how to listen to the feminine. And when you do that, you become generative.

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In today’s podcast, I am joined by my two best friends, Kyle Kingsbury and Erick Godsey. We dive into the theme of our next Fit For Service Trimester, the Masculine Archetype, which is present in all genders. In order to understand masculine energy, we must comprehend the full spectrum of this archetype, ranging from it’s dark shadow to its highest, divine expression. So much of what is touted today as “toxic masculinity” misrepresents the totality and potential of masculine energy.

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