On the surface, the public clash between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni may seem like another celebrity scandal. But beneath it lies a deeper spiritual lesson about the wounded and healthy expressions of masculine and feminine energy—within us and within the collective.

In this thought-provoking conversation, Kate and Amanda unpack how this situation mirrors the broader healing and awakening process happening on our planet right now. They explore how movements like #MeToo, while born from a need for correction, can swing into unhealthy extremes when shadow energies go unexamined.

Together, they reflect on:

• How wounded feminine and masculine energies show up in relationships, society, and even within ourselves
• Why this collective “purge” of old patterns is necessary for creating a more conscious, balanced world
• How we can do our part—through self-reflection and healing—to contribute to the larger shift toward an integrated and awakened humanity

This is not about choosing sides—it’s about choosing growth. Join us as we look beyond the headlines and into the heart of personal and collective transformation.

• The Blake Lively & Justin Baldoni controversy mirrors a deeper collective imbalance of wounded and healthy feminine and masculine energies.
• Movements like #MeToo began as necessary corrections but can swing into unhealthy extremes when shadow energies are unexamined.
• Wounded feminine and masculine energies exist within all of us—regardless of gender—and influence how we relate to others and the world.
• Healthy masculine and feminine qualities form the energetic foundation of the New Earth we are co-creating.
• Public situations like this serve as mirrors—inviting personal reflection and deeper shadow work.
• Collective awakening requires both seeing external dysfunction and taking responsibility for healing what lives within us.
• Bringing awareness to and balancing our inner energies is how we contribute to the larger collective shift.
• The spiritual path asks us to hold both compassion and accountability—for ourselves and others.
• True growth comes from being willing to look at what triggers us, and bringing light to the shadows we’d rather avoid.
• We are all here for this time of great change—and each of us plays a role in helping shape what comes next.