In this episode of Higher Self Dialogues, we explore the fear, confusion, and deep defensiveness that often arise when we talk about “masculine” and “feminine” energy—not as gender identities, but as spiritual polarities within each of us. Why do so many people reject the idea that they contain a masculine or feminine side? What is this fear really protecting? And what might happen if we allowed ourselves to integrate what we've spent years resisting?

Moving beyond stereotypes and binaries, this episode invites you to understand the divine masculine and feminine as natural forces—present in the cosmos, in nature, and in your own inner life. Integration doesn’t mean giving anything up. It means adding more keys to your instrument. The more you welcome, the more whole you become. And that, ultimately, is the foundation of spiritual evolution.

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What do we do with the longing for a better world - one that feels more peaceful, more humane, more whole? In this episode of The Higher Self Dialogues, I explore the deep ache many of us carry in times of crisis, and the hidden transformation that suffering invites us into, both personally and collectively.

From the soul-weariness of spiritual longing to the bitter truths of our global systems, this episode invites us to stay present in the pain, not to escape it. We are midwives to a new world, and our presence - grounded, clear, and human - is its quiet protest and most needed medicine.

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Our spiritual and sexual poles are changing, and this is expressed in and through individuals and changes in the world that happen very quickly at times, and people get afraid, and feel like their identities are being taken away, or under threat. The recent UK Supreme Court Judgement on the meaning of the words "man", "woman" and "sex" in the Equality Act 2010, reveals these fears exist underneath the surface.

In this episode, I talk about the underlying dynamics and what we can do about them.

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