This month we take time to honor fathers and the divine masculine. The divine masculine is spiritually self-aware and secure, both tender and wise, and is outwardly creative. The divine masculine embodies
the qualities of courage, healthy assertion, focused will, structure, strength, balance, and perseverance. These qualities play a key role in raising our future generations. Fathers are our rock when we are feeling shaky, they can be our voice of reason, and they are always looking after us.
My dad always encouraged me to get educated and get a good job before I settled down. This gave me the confidence to know that I didn’t have to marry the first man I met and that I could be my own person. It taught me to become independent and self-reliant, which then led me to live in Nepal for 2 years as a Peace Corps volunteer, then to go into business for myself. I am forever grateful for my loving and supportive father. Today, I enjoy watching him with my daughter and feel grateful that he will provide guidance to her as she grows up.
Of course, I am grateful to my husband Ross for always making me laugh, changing poopy diapers, reading aloud to me, letting me cheat at scrabble, and always loving and supporting me. To all the fathers, we celebrate you and your divine masculine this month and every month.
In Health,
