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S2 EP8: How to Balance Feminine and Masculine Energies in All Our Relationships
In this episode of Deeply Connected. Ludmila Woodruff takes a deep dive into the feminine-masculine energy dynamics in a romantic partnership. She will also be talking about the importance of authentic self-expression, working on your repetitive toxic patterns, and avoiding the state of neediness towards your lover.
Find out how to not only tap into but balance your feminine and masculine energies to create a conscious relationship with yourself and your partner. Ludmila also shares some tips on how to raise your partner’s toxic patterns in a healthy, non-confrontational way. It’s time we start embracing all facets of ourselves and our partners - tune in to learn How to Balance Feminine and Masculine Energies in All Our Relationships with Ludmila Woodruff today!
KEY POINTS:
- Ways for men and women to create conscious relationships
- How to have logical conversations with an overly emotional partner
- How repetitive patterns trigger old wounds
- The difference between pursuing and being needy
- Tapping into your feminine and masculine energy
- The difference between expressing your needs and being needy
- The importance of working on intimacy, connection, and uncertainty
- Understanding the need for space, boundaries, & personality dynamics
QUOTABLES:
“We are all humans. As I say masculine and feminine energy is gender neutral, we both experienced that.”
“How are you feeling? Are you feeling this mess? Are you feeling not important? Because when the pattern activation is repetitive, it means it comes from some early wounding within the relationship between the parent and the child.”
“We need to work together – [as] both men and women – being open to feedback, being open to really radical self-responsibility, being okay and non-judgmental with our emotional states that we present in relationships, but also owning it.”
Like what you're hearing? Share the love and this episode with your friends, family, and loved ones. Or, leave a review so others can find this episode and get connected!
www.ludmilawoodruff.com
IG | instagram.com/ludmilawoodruff
Deeply Connected is produced by EPYC Media Network (visit at https://www.epyc.co/)
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By Ludmila WoodruffIn this episode of Deeply Connected. Ludmila Woodruff takes a deep dive into the feminine-masculine energy dynamics in a romantic partnership. She will also be talking about the importance of authentic self-expression, working on your repetitive toxic patterns, and avoiding the state of neediness towards your lover.
Find out how to not only tap into but balance your feminine and masculine energies to create a conscious relationship with yourself and your partner. Ludmila also shares some tips on how to raise your partner’s toxic patterns in a healthy, non-confrontational way. It’s time we start embracing all facets of ourselves and our partners - tune in to learn How to Balance Feminine and Masculine Energies in All Our Relationships with Ludmila Woodruff today!
KEY POINTS:
- Ways for men and women to create conscious relationships
- How to have logical conversations with an overly emotional partner
- How repetitive patterns trigger old wounds
- The difference between pursuing and being needy
- Tapping into your feminine and masculine energy
- The difference between expressing your needs and being needy
- The importance of working on intimacy, connection, and uncertainty
- Understanding the need for space, boundaries, & personality dynamics
QUOTABLES:
“We are all humans. As I say masculine and feminine energy is gender neutral, we both experienced that.”
“How are you feeling? Are you feeling this mess? Are you feeling not important? Because when the pattern activation is repetitive, it means it comes from some early wounding within the relationship between the parent and the child.”
“We need to work together – [as] both men and women – being open to feedback, being open to really radical self-responsibility, being okay and non-judgmental with our emotional states that we present in relationships, but also owning it.”
Like what you're hearing? Share the love and this episode with your friends, family, and loved ones. Or, leave a review so others can find this episode and get connected!
www.ludmilawoodruff.com
IG | instagram.com/ludmilawoodruff
Deeply Connected is produced by EPYC Media Network (visit at https://www.epyc.co/)