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Masculine & Feminine Energy: The Astrology Behind the Polarity · I Am Astrology Readings Podcast with Paul Heath

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  All signs and planets have a masking masculine and feminine expression of the same energy.
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  The definition of masculine is having qualities traditionally ascribed to men.
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  Does that answer your question?
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  Explain masculine to you, Walter.
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  Qualities, I mean, that's ascribed to men.
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  Yes.
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  Traditionally described to men.
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  But there could be women, females that have masculine qualities to them.
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  True, true masculine words like strength, bold, robust, strong, sturdy, vigorous.
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  The patriarch.
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  I would agree.
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  Okay, I would definitely agree with the patriarch.
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  Like, patriarch.
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  As soon as you hear that word, the connotation is very, you know, kind of like a group of men wanting to, like, take over and maybe, you know, call it like, the Aquarian age coming in tune or call
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  it, you know, the changing of the seasons or the fact that so many futuristic things are happening now.
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  But I would say, yes, traditionally, all the words that you just mentioned can be used to describe masculinity.
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  But I.
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  I wouldn't.
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  But that doesn't say women can exactly.
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  Can express strength, be bold, robust, strong, sturdy, and vigorous.
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  Exactly.
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  Thank you.
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  Thank you for adding that one there.
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  All right.
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  Astrologically speaking, masculine energy was ex.
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  Was said to be initiating action and fast movement.
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  Would you like to take us a stab at the definition of feminine?
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  If masculine is initiating action and fast moving.
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  Well, the Webster.
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  The Webster's Dictionary.
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  Oh, you want me.
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  You want me to read the Google definition of.
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  Well, I got it.
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  I was just.
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  It's pretty easy.
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  I mean, if the definition of masculinity is having qualities ascribed to men, I mean, I'm pretty sure, guess what feminine is, right?
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  Yes.
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  Having qualities traditionally ascribed to women.
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  Yes.
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  Now, I have a few key words here, like sensitivity, gentleness, soft, tender, delicate.
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  The matriarch.
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  Let's say you.
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  I.
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  I agree.
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  Even though I.
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  I'm gonna say the same thing I said with the men.
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  There's some men that can be sensitive and very gentle.
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  But is that manly?
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  This is a.
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  This is probably one of those triggering episodes for some people because, you know, things are changing when it comes to gender roles now.
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  But.
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  But in terms of.
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  But in terms of astrology or rather, like, tradition.
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  Yes.
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  Like, traditionally, like, I don't want anyone's feelings to get hurt.
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  But traditionally, yes.
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  At some point, society decided that men, you know, should not be, you know, gentle or soft or sensitive.
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  Is that wrong?
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  Perhaps.
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  You know, because men have emotions just like women do.
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  The emotions have absolutely no gender.
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  Well, and just to add, it depends on who you are dealing with as a man or female.
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  Like, for instance, a man.
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  I could say a man dealing with his kids.
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  Sensitivity, gentleness, soft, tender, delicate.
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  You know, you.
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  You might need to be able to tap into that energy.
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  Right?
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  But think about.
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  Think about, like, examples of, like, you know, and I.
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  And.
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  And I can only, you know, go back, like, just, I guess, decades ago, where.
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  Okay.
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  Like in Hispanic households, for example, since I'm Hispanic, fathers are usually.
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  Usually portray this sort of role of, you know, if they.
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  If they have a daughter, they'll be gentle with the daughter, right?
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  Because she's.
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  She's feminine.
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  She represents a feminine quality.
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  She's, you know, a female whatever.
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  But if they have a son, they'll be more harsh on the son.
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  They won't be as gentle.
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  You know, the whole thing of, like, you're a guy, you're a boy, you can't cry type of thing, it's a very machista sort of way of looking at, I guess, the genders or the roles or whatever.
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  Oh.
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  Astrologically speaking, feminine energy is receiving action and slower movement.
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  Right?
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  Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  So which.
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  Which is necessary?
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  We.
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  We need both.
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  Yes.