the wilderness and constructs

Dialectical Spiritualism

I would like to start a series of posts on the topic of what we call “masculine” and what we call “feminine.” They are metaphors; not quite explaining a truth, a component of existence, but a dichotomy we can all know and access. Using the imperfect names and often fraught comparisons I would like to use these Divine forces which oppose, constrict and contract, to articulate my thoughts on the change from dualism to non-dualism without loosing the dance, the dance that is human experience and relationship with god.

For myself I like to call this, the dialectical spiritualism. Which is the movement and processes from dualism to non-dualism as a reoccurring and natural process of the human spirit.