Masculine ad nauseam

Although I’ve used the word intention randomly for years, I now openly question popular, insensitive, and monetarily profitable uses of the word. When spotlights shine upon the bigger strokes of power, which have supported masculine generated deceptions, ad nauseam, the curtain veiling those powers begins to rise in the theater of illusion.

I suggest we have been trained by every way possible to disregard the wearisome results of maintaining illusions; we have become accustomed to masking disappointments when, for instance, intentions about money matters or personal relationships we say we want created or resolved, don’t happen.

When deeply weighed in thought, one begins to sense the gigantic effects of subjugation and oppression between and within both genders. So, it is not about genders; it is about illusory intentions that generated an imbalance between feminine and masculine energies.

As I like to put it, ‘just follow the money,’ and observe the gender that generally reigns. As an extreme example, is there any wonder juggernaut corporations’ preponderances of masculine energies are getting stirred up? Is there any wonder mammoth bank accounts have been built by concealed, unethical linear minded accounting practices, or by acceptable, unethical behaviors between employees?

Better than tossing entire business worlds into a bin called the unethical, let’s add some feminine observation into the word unethical by suggesting that stalled, depressed feelings, which unethical practices generate, are passed from one human to the next, and likely deposited into the physical heart.

Just wander about in the theater of long range consequences of unspoken, stacked up feelings of unattended disappointment, regret, or overlooked nurturing energies—in the masculine, ad nauseam.

Our constant curiosity is key
to watching what’s being created.
~ David Moorhead