The shocking truth about the women who are considered most inspirational and charismatic in our world today
We are in the time of the feminine rising.
So we are told.
But what does this mean?

I did a search on ‘most inspirational and charismatic women’ to see what came up.
I have to say, I was quite speechless.

The lens I perceive the world through saw something confusing. Many of the women cited as most inspirational and charismatic/influential in our world today were deemed so according to an old world definition of success.

I don't want to name names as I don't want to bring down a sister. Even if, in my opinion, this ‘fem powerhouse’ is actually way more masculine than feminine in terms of their principles and approach, I am deliberately focusing on what I believe we need more of in order to have a true masculine and feminine balance within each of us, reflected in the world around us.

Women who have achieved what men have in business, in income, in status.
Women who have reached top positions in multinational corporations, in our financial system, or basically, made LOADS of money, meaning they are as wealthy, if not more wealthier, than men. Please note, that the balance of power presently is governed by money and I am right behind lots more women, having lots more money, equal pay grades etc.
What I am referring to is the status of influence and inspiration that comes from adopting a masculine mindset and drive.

I couldn't help but wonder ‘at what cost’?
There is absolutely no doubt that when it comes to women, there has been a glass ceiling for aeons preventing them from even having the opportunity to show they can achieve success equal and above to any man’s efforts.
Is this though, what is inspirational and influential?

A woman, basically being respected and admired in a man’s world for showing up like…a man?
And I don't mean a healthy, resolved man’s world.
I mean the patriarchal, suppressive, dominating and controlling world that thrives on lack and scarcity and creating suffering for many as the few benefit.
Is this really what we value? I am asking humanity, rather than a specific gender, this question.

No, I do not consider myself a feminist. I am well aware that this very concept and idea was planted in the consciousness of society and primarily women, by…the very men I consider the unresolved and traumatised beings that currently fight for power and dominance in this world.
I also do not consider myself a man hater. I love men. Resolved, emotionally intelligent, heart centred and soul connected men.
They ROCK. And they are certainly NOT the ones that we currently measure women's successes in relation to.
We have been given a false platform to stand on ladies!
What we are taught to strive for is quite frankly unhealthy, unsustainable and not at all in line with our very strengths and power as the feminine.