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If you want to change the world… love a woman

by Lisa Citore

This is what Lisa writes on her website about her poem:

“When a fairly spiritual male friend of mine who had finally found and was deepening into committed relationship with his soul mate confided in me he was thinking of being single again, and in the next breath expressed his latest idea for raising consciousness worldwide, I wrote this poem.”

If you want to change the world… love a woman-really love her.
Find the one who calls to your soul, who doesn’t make sense.
Throw away your check list and put your ear to her heart and listen.
Hear the names, the prayers, the songs of every living thing-
every winged one, every furry and scaled one,
every underground and underwater one, every green and flowering one,
every not yet born and dying one…
Hear their melancholy praises back to the One who gave them life.
If you haven’t heard your own name yet, you haven’t listened long enough.
If your eyes aren’t filled with tears, if you aren’t bowing at her feet,
you haven’t ever grieved having almost lost her.

If you want to change the world… love a woman-one woman
beyond yourself, beyond desire and reason,
beyond your male preferences for youth, beauty and variety
and all your superficial concepts of freedom.
We have given ourselves so many choices
we have forgotten that true liberation
comes from standing in the middle of the soul’s fire
and burning through our resistance to Love.
There is only one Goddess.
Look into Her eyes and see-really see
if she is the one to bring the axe to your head.
If not, walk away. Right now.
Don’t waste time “trying.”
Know that your decision has nothing to do with her
because ultimately it’s not with who,
but when we choose to surrender.

If you want to change the world… love a woman.
Love her for life-beyond your fear of death,
beyond your fear of being manipulated
by the Mother inside your head.
Don’t tell her you’re willing to die for her.
Say you’re willing to LIVE with her,
plant trees with her and watch them grow.
Be her hero by telling her how beautiful she is in her vulnerable majesty,
by helping her to remember every day that she IS Goddess
through your adoration and devotion.

If you want to change the world… love a woman
in all her faces, through all her seasons
and she will heal you of your schizophrenia-
your double-mindedness and half-heartedness
which keeps your Spirit and body separate-
which keeps you alone and always looking outside your Self
for something to make your life worth living.
There will always be another woman.
Soon the new shiny one will become the old dull one
and you’ll grow restless again, trading in women like cars,
trading in the Goddess for the latest object of your desire.
Man doesn’t need any more choices.
What man needs is Woman, the Way of the Feminine,
of Patience and Compassion, non-seeking, non-doing,
of breathing in one place and sinking deep intertwining roots
strong enough to hold the Earth together
while she shakes off the cement and steel from her skin.

If you want to change the world… love a woman, just one woman .
Love and protect her as if she is the last holy vessel.
Love her through her fear of abandonment
which she has been holding for all of humanity.
No, the wound is not hers to heal alone.
No, she is not weak in her codependence.

If you want to change the world… love a woman
all the way through
until she believes you,
until her instincts, her visions, her voice, her art, her passion,
her wildness have returned to her-
until she is a force of love more powerful
than all the political media demons who seek to devalue and destroy her.

If you want to change the world,
lay down your causes, your guns and protest signs.
Lay down your inner war, your righteous anger
and love a woman…
beyond all of your striving for greatness,
beyond your tenacious quest for enlightenment.
The holy grail stands before you
if you would only take her in your arms
and let go of searching for something beyond this intimacy.

What if peace is a dream which can only be re-membered
through the heart of Woman?
What if a man’s love for Woman, the Way of the Feminine
is the key to opening Her heart?

If you want to change the world…love a woman
to the depths of your shadow,
to the highest reaches of your Being,
back to the Garden where you first met her,
to the gateway of the rainbow realm
where you walk through together as Light as One,
to the point of no return,
to the ends and the beginning of a new Earth.

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80 Comments

  1. Marion says:

    Thank you; I am moved to tears.

  2. Bríd says:

    Dear Lisa,
    thank you! Thank you so very much!
    Your poem has such a deep truth!
    There is nothing to add… except how sad it makes me seeing men struggle so hard against this truth, believing that it would reduce them to surrender to women’s wisdom.
    Love,
    Bríd

  3. rafhara says:

    Oh yes, this is it….to really deeply love woman

    what a good life if man goes for that
    ….and woman surrenders to that……

    what a good day …….when this happens. it is worth every second to wait for that, to long for that…….7 years ago before I met my partner I was longing for that. I renounced for 1 1/2 years to meet in an old way with men. I stood alone in the fire, I wanted the real thing…..and it came……very very cleary….. we don’t have to be afraid, that we don’t recognize it, when love through man really comes its way, we get it, it’s undeniable. Thank you, thank you, thank you for this poem, I have to read it again and again……

  4. Cynthia says:

    I am brought to my knees in a sea of beautiful tears.

  5. Hualani says:

    AND may every woman not settle for anything less… to know that man truly loves her down to her bones into the ocean of heart bliss that IS Her aroma of divine intoxication!

  6. Dianne Aleela says:

    A moving invitation to authentic living, authentic partnership and the transformative powers of love. When we choose to love even with our fear, we move beyond the fear and reap the benefits that await all those willing to risk. Ah, to risk… what is there to be gained by not taking the risk? I believe this fabulous poem addresses this.
    Blessings to Lisa and all the risk-takers out there who choose to make beauty in their lives!

  7. Maxima says:

    Yes, and so much yes, this is so beautiful and true, so completely expresses my own feelings of frustration, desire and hope around this. A healing, wise and beautiful poem. Thank you for sharing it.

  8. Martina says:

    Thank you Chameli, for sharing this poem – it supports my inner longing for a true partnership – yes this is what I long for and these words help me to see it clearly – I promise: I will not betray myself and be satisfied with less than this true world-changing love!

    With love to all my sisters,
    Martina

  9. Miguel says:

    Thank you for these words.
    Thank you for reminding me…….
    These words are indeed words of Truth and yet what you ask Woman is no small thing.
    But you are right. For too long have I dipped my toe into the Ocean that is Woman and Love.
    Terrified and humbled as I am I know the times draws near for the axe. I long for it and fear it but know it is inevitable.
    Be patient with me Woman for I shall come. Miguel x

  10. rajeev says:

    Fantastic

  11. fantastic. Wow. Thank you thank you thank you!

  12. nirav says:

    wow fantastick så fin så sann kärlek

  13. Myriam L. Sitterson says:

    I have never read anythng more touching or beautiful than this poem that rings of truth fron the tip of my head to the ends of my toes! i’m covered in goosebumps

    please write more!

  14. Sean says:

    A beautiful poem…will she be receptive? For that is the alchemy of love.

  15. Annika says:

    Grateful.

  16. Margaret says:

    Breath-taking and breath-giving………..thank you!

  17. Thank you. I love it! If you want to change the world, love a woman… Yes!

  18. awakeningwomen says:

    it is so wonderful to hear from the many men! thank you for being willing to change the world..

  19. Danka says:

    Hello Beauty, thank you! I have started to read it loud in front of a screen switching into the whisper and deep deep wisdom I feel I face.

  20. Fabian says:

    A lovely little poem that undoubtely expresses the roiling ocean of sentimentality flowing in many women’s minds.

    There’s just one problem.

    It’s your fault men don’t trust you. Lest anyone forget, most men were chugging along quite nicely for the past 2500 years of Western Civilization, content in the knowledge that male gifts to women, primarily strength, security, and order, would be reciprocated in kind by women’s pledges of fidelity, kindness, femininity, and most importantly, access to his children.

    Then women changed. Women decided they wanted all that stability and security, AND freedom to do whatever they pleased outside the home. Well, there are no free lunches ladies. The freedom you sought and now take for granted came at the expense of all the wonderful things you seem to want so dearly as expressed in this poem. All those “repressive” rules of social and sexual decorum you so eagerly cast off actually existed for a reason; namely, to provide a safe secure space in which a man and a woman could express their true vulnerabilites to each other. Indeed the creation of the social structure necessary to maintain the monogamous nuclear family unit was perhaps one of the greatest achievements of Christian Civilization.

    And now that it’s all falling apart from your demands, you’re pining for the old days. Well. As a man I can tell you I’d love nothing more than to find a woman and do all the things you mention in this poem. But there are no free lunches ladies. The cost of such an arrangement is some of your freedom. Are you prepared to give that up – permanently – to get your nirvana? Are you prepared to help us rein in the scads of libertine “ladies” running around today? Will you support men like us who want to get laws changed so men can trust you without worrying about getting raped in divorce court, or having their children taken away from them without their consent? I think not. I think most of you still think you can have it both ways. I think most of you still distrust men as a group completely. That’s why most of you will never get such bliss.

    Welcome to the brave new world you created ladies. the Land of Loneliness.

  21. awakeningwomen says:

    or it could be, maybe, possibly, that the world is not that black and white…

    I think you are right that there are lots of mistrust, effects also from the old paradigm. I am not sure that every one would agree that that the old way created this kind of transparent intimacy that this poem is envisioning.

    Hopefully we are entering a new phase, with possibilities of true intimacy, respect and even worship among genders beyond we can imagine.

    Chameli

  22. andrew says:

    Great dialogue of possibility between Fabian and Chameli!

    If the mirror reflects accurately our human and divine predicament, the same poem could be written for a man, for men in general, and hopefully it would launch as much admiration, courage and healing for us all.
    If I honor the woman in my life as this poem suggests and invites, then I honor myself in like manner—I get exalted in like manner. I expect my mate to capitulate in like manner…
    Does that inherenetly make me a divne fool, hopeless romantic, or slave to the feminine principles without getting my needs met? I hope not…

  23. Carleton says:

    I need this kind of pep-talk occasionally. Then I’m ready to get back in — and be amazed by this one that I love. Your poem is about HER!!! Will share a related quote from Joyce and Barry Vissell. “Your mind will naturally seek the easiest person to be with, one with whom there is no struggle, no rough edges to work out, one with whom it is easy and comfortable. But your heart, your true inner self, will seek the person who can best help you in your search for truth. The mind seek an easy relationship, the heart seek a spiritual partner!”

  24. Ganga says:

    Dear Chameli,
    When I read this poem, I felt so inspired to paint what I was feeling and have dedicated this picture to both you and Lisa for encouraging me to read and experience what Lisa wrote. This piece of poetry reminds me of the love my husband and I still share though he is no longer with us, it inspires me to remember every time my Teacher reminds us to sanctify women everywhere because we have all come into this world through the womb of a woman.

    Thank-you for all you do to uplift the feminine everywhere. While creating this art, I was thinking about how I still hold back so much of myself thinking it might just be too much. All the time my intentions were misunderstood or undermined and today I feel like it is all worth it to pour ourselves out. We honor love, we honor ourselves and the wonder of creation itself. We have not begun to tap into the “Phenomenal Feminine” yet. Kudos to women everywhere.

    Ganga

  25. andrew says:

    …and yet, if I would truly have this capacity to love a woman, it would come from the same space that I would be willing to love myself!

  26. Alin says:

    Wow! Your poem is just awesome! I am just really moved and I want to thank you very much for these words that resonate with wisdom and understanding. You are a beautiful person and a beautiful woman.

  27. Evalena says:

    What can I say – nothing. I just bow to you all beautiful sisters. Touched to tears! Love!

  28. ove says:

    Dear Lisa

    If you want to change the world there is allready a divisjon
    if i want to love a woman ther is allready a gap that i, the me want to fill …..a longing that canot be complite

    thats love with intensjon and purpus ,and that is the mind speaking wanting needing longing for ups and downs good and bad.

    Love it selvs changes the world effertllessly whitout any doing from us human doings..

    and to me all that we think say our do can be used to conect with that sorce of love at any moment no effort needed just look be a vitnnes to youre life…and injoy the ride:)

    L ove

  29. Cintra Krän says:

    Wow, Yes!….and thank you for all the comments. Before I had read the poem I thought it was a message to all women to love a woman and I felt Yes we really need to support one each other deeply. Then I read the poem and was so touched that it was written to men. Then I was so happy for all the free comments and also from men. Thankyou for being here helping us all. Then I found the poem written to me to love me in this profound way. And now I choose to see this poem written to everybody. To men who dare to, to women who dare to love a woman so profoundly within her/himself or/and outside her/himself.

    Good Luck! Let’s go for it!

  30. John says:

    Beautiful poem.
    Every woman is a Goddess. A Flawless Goddess.
    Every man is a God. A Flawless God.
    What is it that gets in the way of us seeing that?
    And demonstrating that?
    Why don’t we treat each other with the awe, respect, honor, love, foregiveness, even worship that a Flawless God/Goddess deserves?
    I bow at the feet of the Flawless Goddess.
    Yet I feel, hear and see other than Goddess like thoughts, words and deeds.
    And I, and other men, demonstrate less than Flawless God thoughts, words and deeds.
    Love is all there is.
    What gets in the way of us sharing and demonstrating the Love we truly are?
    I imagine we each have our own story.
    Can we get beyond stories and excuses and get down to the play of squezing as much of the infinite love as possible through the finite forms we are playing in?
    If you want to change the world demonstrate love.
    In your thoughts, words and deeds.
    And if you miss the mark, forgive yourself. Love would.
    And rejoice that you have just been made conscious of a “less than love” thought, word or deed.
    Now you can consciously change yourself.
    Which will change the world.
    LOVE!!!!!

  31. iotunoi says:

    Yessss, Andrew………..welcome

  32. Katie says:

    How beautiful…..thank you for this poem..

  33. Julie says:

    Thank you, Lisa, for this amazing poem.
    Thank you, Chameli, for introducing us to Lisa.
    And thank you, Ganga, for sharing this: “it inspires me to remember every time my Teacher reminds us to sanctify women everywhere because we have all come into this world through the womb of a woman.”
    As I sat with my mother, right after her death, I experienced a tremendous love for her, a love beyond humanness and frailty, a love I had never experienced while she was living. This love was for her as the way of life itself. A love so vast descended on us, pulling me to a place of great honor and respect her body as the vessel through which I came into life.
    Maybe we can all, men and women, begin to remember the sacredness of each other, and of all of life. I’m not saying it will be easy, but whatever it takes, it will be well worth it.

  34. Miriam Hamsa says:

    Fabian,
    I agree with much of what you say. But we are not the women who sought that kind of world. I for one am aghast and saddened by the “libertine” ladies. I do think much of what was wrought by feminism has been destructive – though, “first there is a mountain, then there is no mountain, then there is.” But much of what is blamed on feminism is also simply the result of our economy – and the material desires that have been encouraged.
    That said, this poem, from where I stand on mother earth today, (and it would not have been true had i said this three years ago) is some of the deepest truth I have ever read. If you want to heal the planet, heal the war between men and women, this is the way. We also acknowledge the divine in man, and surrender to it in deepest love- but conscious surrender is a different choice than not having a choice.
    Blessings on us all.

  35. Sanna says:

    Fabian – can there ever be true love withouth freedom?

  36. So lovely. Thank you!!

  37. Mango says:

    So beautiful. I have tears in my eyes.

  38. Sage says:

    Six and a half year ago I met my partner.
    I was so very broken.
    Pain In Out and Through.
    He saw through that anguish
    right to me.
    He brought the love that I’ve never had the likes of.
    It scared me. It comforted me. I loved back. I resisted.
    He never gave up.
    And the seeds of his love sprang from their husks into vines that broke me
    wide open.
    The pain became a thing covered in green.
    Growing, shifting, blossoming and decomposing.
    Now there is this new life
    and there is nothing but the ME
    he saw all along.
    And guess what!
    I’m changing the world.

  39. Danielle says:

    Sage!
    You Are Awesome! Good to get to know you,big hugs sister!
    Love Danielle

  40. Muir Woods says:

    As a spiritual man who truly loves women, and has been passionately in love with, and married to one for over 35 years, this poem is so profoundly incomplete and needy and one-sided, it has me contemplating the single life.

    The gulf is so vast that even as you sing of it, you don’t hear it.

    This is the first of at least eight chapters, but only the first is so truly not enough.

    To change the world, love a woman.
    To change the world, love a man.
    To change the world, love your neighbor as yourself.
    To change the world, love yourself.
    To change the world, love God.
    To change the world, allow a woman to love you.
    To change the world, allow a man to love you.
    To change the world, know that God loves you.

  41. Robert says:

    Well said,

    and so.

    It will not what you see here, but what you do not.

    It will not be what you have heard, but what you listen for.

    It will not be what you have tasted, but what you hungered for.

    It will not be what you remember, but what you forget that you will recall.

    Thanks

  42. Kelly says:

    This poem is beautiful and I will have to agree with some of the comments that it is for everyone.

    To change the world, embrace the feminine, the masculine and learn to dance in balance between the two.

    I feel that our past has brought us to the present, yet sometimes we must get lost in order to find out who we really are, what we really desire, what is real and what is illusion. And unlike some of the women of our world who ‘demand’ these great things, there are women of this world who already possess these things and understand that they have all their desires fulfilled whether or not they have that perfect mate to share it with. It’s a love of self that allows us to see that, allows us to see that beneath it all we are all connected and love each other.

    I also believe that women who possess this find that partner because they have the patience to wait, the strength to endure and the willingness to learn with every moment that presents itself. I believe that partner has been doing the same thing on their journey to meet their woman.

    When we all show up as who we are meant to be is when the world begins to change. No laws or bills will ever overpower that.

    Thank you for this poem!

  43. john says:

    what a debate!!!
    Change the world !!!
    Why change the world…
    Did not the great spirit make it beautiful???
    perhaps we both male an female need to love an respect each other…and all liveing things great and small as a whole..
    i seek not to gain or to change the world ..but to change within me….and to see beauty in all of this world..
    The poem speaks to both male and female….
    I for one love this beautiful world the great spirit has made..
    Take a good look an see with open eyes..beyond your ego!!!
    and own what is not the truth within…
    May the great spirit bless you all and all liveing things
    and lets start to love eah other and all liveing things beyond the universe to a space where we all go when we become whole..with the unseen one,with nature,animals,last but not least each other ..
    though we have not met or maybe never in this live time of
    mine..
    I just want to say i love you all..and this beautiful world of ours…which by the way is a gift too us all..as we are to each other..
    take what we need and no more …love is the answer the answer is within…beauty is within..
    …………John

  44. john says:

    change human way of thinking ..an loveing..
    replace with the love of the great spirit..lets all be a light
    thats shine so bright …that we light up this world
    an darkness will embarce the light as two lovers…
    great spirit bless you all,beyon your imagination

  45. Brent T says:

    Thank you for sharing this poem.

  46. Simply beautiful! This is the best line: Say you’re willing to LIVE with her.

  47. Jeanie says:

    Beautiful. Simply beautiful. Keep writing.

  48. Pete Wilson says:

    If a man wants to change the world…
    he must love The Divine Feminine within himself…
    first.

    If a man wants to change the world…
    he must find The Sacred Masculine in his own heart…
    first.

    If a man wants to find, have, be, give…love…
    he must give it to himself…
    first!

    Without this deepest of all journeys
    there will be no real love,
    only continuing dependancy…
    there will be no shift to the next level of consciousness,
    only continued dominance of the mind…
    there cannot be any real change
    until a man can love himself completely and exactly as he is.

    Is this journey any different to a woman wanting to change the world?

    This is my journey anyway…
    to be the change…
    instead of talking about it…
    like I am here :)

    P

  49. Bhavana says:

    so absolutely perfect! This poem touches and resonates with my deepest core. All this searching and trying so many things and this and that but not ultimately surrendering to the love and the heart of 1 woman – all of this – is just so much in vain.

  50. Stephen B. Waddell says:

    Speechless….this IS Beautiful! <3 Thank you SO Very Much for sharing this!!!1<3 IS

  51. Noyoudont says:

    True trust and love is earned not something given so freely as things that come cheaply hold little actual value.

    Also a parable for the modern women: http://www.aesopfables.com/cgi/aesop1.cgi?4&TheScorpionandtheFrog

  52. Nasima says:

    wow. i am lost for words.

  53. Nasima says:

    what if your version of the male and female roles were reversed? i.e Men gave up some of their freedom, would it work?

  54. Kyle McNeil says:

    The first time I read this, it landed squarely in truth. Thanks for writing such a great piece!!

  55. Epiphaniebloom says:

    The road to homophobia is paved with good intentions…

  56. Wildchild says:

    Absolutely true and beautifully expressed.
     How long? How many times. did I try to help him see this? Finally said, “I will love you always but will not be here, to be ignored, used and treated just as you treat the earth, waiting for those rare moments when you love what you have before you, only to  push me aside again for the allure of airbrushed porn, the bigger truck, the  larger screen the illusion that you are independent?
    If the Goddess offers you love and you walk away from the joy, learning and growth that is there. How can you think you will find it elsewhere?
    Phallocracy has not served well.

  57. girl, 20 says:

    That was beautiful.  

  58. Hicran Uyar says:

    Sehr Schön in Worte Eingekleidet :)

  59. Blueunicorn8911 says:

    love it <3

  60. Jenzen says:

    beautiful..reminded me of john lennon <3 

  61. Adrian says:

    I love your poem, i can see how some people see it as incomplete, I dont, as a man i can see  the deep hurt we have and are inflicting to women. And i am experiencing how healing it is to hold space for my woman and let her spread her wings supported with my love… how healing for her and  how deeply healing for me it is. The men below who wrote about this being incomplete  I think dont know what surrender to the goddess mean… are you afraid of women power?? can you let go complettely and let your seeefl be lost i her love so you can find youR true face again… it is scary, my heart feels vulnerable. There is one thing, i believe every woman is a goddess but i also believe not every woman (unfortunately) are aware of this so, this surrender cannot be done with just anyone… so here i agree with pete wilson, e first have to find that strenght, that love, that sacredness within, then and only then the right  woman will appear that will keep nurturing that which this man is striving for… I love it!!

  62. Suzan says:

    Love your thoughtfulness, Adrian. This is so true as well for anything we want to “attract” to us…who we are is what we attract.

  63. Peleguna96 says:

    If you want
    to change the world, love a man

                                                               

    If you want to
    change the world… love a man.

    And let him see not
    just the softness of your heart -

    Your yearning to give,
    receive, to cleave, to flow –

    Show also your
    fire, your power, your lioness ‘no’.

    Do not feed his
    narcissism with compliant loving,

    Don’t settle for less
    than the real thing.

     

    If you want to
    change the world, love a man.

    But not with just
    your heart: with your head as well.

    Let him see the
    beauty of you thinking, the strength

    Of your insight,
    your sense of truth.  And do this 

    Not with the hard
    eye of the eagle – not with judgement -

    But from the quite
    stillness of your centre.

     

    If you want to
    change the world, love a man.

    But know there’s
    wounding in his soul you cannot touch,

    A hurt from the
    tearing of a precious bond with the one

    Who held him in her
    womb, whose skin he cleaved to.

    Whom he abandoned,
    and was abandoned by

    To become a man.  You’ll never understand it.

     

    If you want to
    change the world, love a man.

    But know that you too
    have wounds – the longing for the love

    Of a lost father,
    or the mother who didn’t see

    Your inner beauty as
    fully as you needed. And you learnt to hide

    Your truth and
    ‘pleased’ as best you could. But to love a man

    You must love
    yourself at least as fully as you seek to love.

     

    If you want to
    change the world, love a man.

    But choose
    well.  Listen not just to the moon in
    you,

    But to the sun too.  And let him woo you. Do not give away

    Your love too soon,
    but seek to know him.  Neither give away
    you power:

    Play at it if it
    pleases you; yes let him believe at times he’s in control.

    But know his soul
    longs to love you as an equal.

     

    If you want to
    change the world, love a man.

    It isn’t easy.  Seduce him with your body and he’ll seem

    To love you, flatter
    him and he will seem to need you.

    But there’ll always
    be a hole, a gap a longing between you. 

    In time he’ll leave
    you.  For his soul longs to meet the real
    you,  

    the blood, guts, ugly,
    lovely, awkward,  sublime, delicious
    truly real you.

     

    If you want to
    change the world, love a man.

    But choose
    well.  And even in the choosing know that

    You may lose him. And
    if he cannot love you as you are

    In all your
    rawness, your incompleteness, if he yearns

    For something more,
    then question if this man is right for you.

    Love a man who can
    honour the preciousness of your soul,

     

    And you will change
    the world.

    Together you will
    change the world.

    Pele Guna

  64. Peleguna96 says:

    oops… I copied and pasted this and the layout is completely different from how I intended it!!! Kinda random.. Oh well!

     I loved Lisa’s Poem…  this one is intended to start to explore the other side….  some of womens archetypal challenges in relationships ( as well of the challenge of  conditioning through history).  Mmm… not easy :)

  65. Suzan @ AWI says:

    It came through just fine on your post, Pele. Thank you for sharing!

  66. Having posted this on my facebook page as a helpful way for men
    to expand about women and life please remember its written from the feminine
    perspective its NOT THE TRUTH. I could easily as very well right something
    similar about women needling to deeply accept men’s basic goodness and to appreciate men’s deep vulnerability
    in opening their hearts. Something I hear over and over again from men in men’s
    classes that I teach, is that women tend to only focus in on what a man needs
    to do to improve and can very easily ignore all the things the man is doing really
    well already.

     

    In short
    women need to learn the art of consciously deeply appreciating men for what for
    women may seem as  utterly
    inconsequential from the feminine perspective. Something I encourage all women
    to do to improve their connection with men is if you want to share something to
    a man before focusing on what needs improving consciously take the time to tell
    him first how much you appreciate specific things.

     

    In the end
    we are in this together, men and women and we need, mostly as I see it to widen
    our range of communication styles and start to focus in on what we most
    appreciate about the other. Something I have noticed time and time again is when
    you enhance the positive the negative automatically gets raised up into a
    higher expression.

  67. Having posted this as a helpful way for men
    to expand about women and life please remember its written from the feminine
    perspective its NOT THE TRUTH. I could easily as very well write something
    similar about women needling to deeply accept men’s basic goodness and to appreciate men’s deep vulnerability
    in opening their hearts. Something I hear over and over again from men in men’s
    classes that I teach, is that a large percentage of women not all women tend to only focus in on what a man needs
    to do to improve and can very easily ignore all the things the man is doing really
    well already.

     

    In short
    women need to learn the art of consciously deeply appreciating men for what for
    women may seem as  utterly
    inconsequential from the feminine perspective. Something I encourage all women
    to do to improve their connection with men is if you want to share something to
    a man before focusing on what needs improving consciously take the time to tell
    him first how much you appreciate specific things.

     

    In the end
    we are in this together, men and women and we need mostly as I see it to widen
    our range of communication styles and start to focus in on what we most
    appreciate about the other. Something I have noticed time and time again is when
    you enhance the positive the negative automatically gets raised up into a
    higher expression.

  68. Archana says:

    love love LOVE it,thank you with a deep bow!

  69. Dr. Heidrun Eckert says:

     Great, John! You are highly inspired and inspiring. Everything best to you!

  70. Dr. Heidrun Eckert says:

    Adorations to the Divine Love and Divine Light in your blessed heart

  71. Dr. Heidrun Eckert says:

     John,
    there must be great perfection in you
    seeing perfection everywhere.
    There must be pure love in you
    finding pure love everywhere.
    Your Being truely will brign Light and Love
    to all beings. Be ist so!

  72. Lucky Matuludi says:

    Hi Lisa I like these from the bosom of my heart.

  73. Firebird says:

    Men? Women? There is a divine purpose and play in what we are, there is a reason for it. There is the masculine which we all contain, there is the feminine which we all hold as well. I am man and have been woman, you are woman and have been man. What divides us is ‘division’ and our sacred task is to grow through that ‘division’ to understand that there is no division. It is a mere illusion, a neccesary mirage on our eternal journey home. This is why we are what we are and things are as they are. If each of us, woman or man, articulate through our pains and insecurities we widen that division, (as it is meant to be and is). When we learn that ‘male’ and ‘female’ are the two sides of the very same coin, two birds swirling, intertwined in divine play, we can learn to embrace and accept each other. No matter how sweet and appealing it may seem to articulate; if you emphasize one over the other you reinforce the wideness of the gulf, there is only one way to bridge this divide and truly understand why we are as we are and that is through Forgiveness, it is the first (and possibly hardest) step to take. And from Forgiveness comes Acceptance and from acceptance comes Understanding, without effort, and from understanding comes Peace. So let us cultivate Forgiveness and cleanse our hearts, the reasons not to will appear many, giving up the struggle that seems so justified may appear as betrayal. But only when our hearts are free of all greivance, all bitterness, all insecurity, all sense of injustice and imbalance will we be truly free to accept UNCONDITIONALLY the greatest Love of all that is neither male nor female, masculine nor feminine, woman nor man, but both and more.

  74. Susannah says:

    that was beautiful too

  75. Konohotep says:

    Beautiful poem…

  76. Dr. Heidrun Eckert says:

     John, your entry is two years old. Whether or not you are still walking ove our sunlit earth: I would like to know more about you. Thank you for your messages. It is just what I needed. Dr_H.Eckert@gmx.net

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