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Comment on Men And Rage by michaelvladeck

michaelvladeck — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:14:12 +0000

Oh, the rage I used to have could of burned entire cities down.... Feeling reveals all.

Awesome, Jayson. Incredibly well revealed.

It reminds me of what our experienced and sage friend Ed Fell once said: That what starts out as rage work usually becomes grief work; and what we think will be grief work often winds up as rage work.

Alas.

Comment on Love Letter To Men From One Brave Woman (guest post) by Ian

Ian — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 17:48:01 +0000

Dear Nomali
Thankyou..I totaly get what you are saying in your Heart's open expression..as a man in result of recent 2 years of reg mens group meetings and jounery of self..getting real and learning how to be more authentic.. I am going to print your words and share them with my mens group as it will serve my brothers I am sure.
Has a 7 % popularity..hmmm..strange to me as my thoughts are ALL men aught to read this, whether they are still asleep or in wakeful practice it speaks clearly and offers a rare and clear glimps into the divine feminine of what will make her radient and free.
Clearly we need our Goddesses to test us, inspire and encourage us…you have done this for me today!

Comment on The Number 1 Reason Why So Many Boys and Grown Men Surf Porn (and What to Do About It). by Dan

Dan — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 16:59:49 +0000

I just want to say, “Thank you Chris and Emily for opening my eyes up.”

What I ultimately learned out of this is that, even “gurus,” “mentors,” and people I look up to, while having advice that serves me, can certainly be challenged.

So much possibility in life

Dan

Comment on Love Letter To Men From One Brave Woman (guest post) by Dan

Dan — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 16:40:39 +0000

Nomali, thank you for sharing this. I really felt your vulnerability here. I feel my eyes welling up a little bit

I am not a “perfect man” by any means, and one of my deepest desires and hopes is that people (including my woman) accept me for who I am, and share themselves with me in this way–beautifully honest and vulnerable. It is in this space that I feel the most connected with them.

I found myself close down a little when hearing your words about God, but I believe that's simply my past negative perceptions about the institution of religion coming into play. You are free to believe what ever you want

At first I felt a little closed down when reading the words “Highest self” as well, but then realized that “Highest self” does not have to mean that there is a “High” and “Low” self that everyone “should” aspire to. To me, it's whatever you WANT your “Highest self” to be.

Thank you so much again for sharing Nomali!

Dan

Comment on A Man’s Biggest Fear (that he won’t admit) by sandiegogirlie

sandiegogirlie — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 02:31:52 +0000

As a woman I love this comment! So so true. I am in my perfect “fit” relationship right now. A man that is not “large” per usual standards and could even be considered small, and me as a slightly larger than average woman. It makes for the perfect situation – he does not get stimulated too quickly and lasts, I don't get sore and never have pain as I have had in so many other situations and this allows for alot more frequent activity. Who would have thought. I am a big fan of smaller “manhood” now for sure!!

Comment on What Is Your Constructive Feedback For MEN? by Graham Phoenix

Graham Phoenix — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 04:24:03 +0000

My constructive feedback for MEN is to be confident in your own power, be certain of your role and always, always remain present.

Comment on Love Letter To Men From One Brave Woman (guest post) by Graham Phoenix

Graham Phoenix — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 00:59:28 +0000

This is amazing, thank you Nomali so much.

It is so important to take to heart what women think and what women see in us. We men are so inclined to just believe in ourselves and that that that is enough. We are so inclined to think that others need to know what we think. We need to learn that strength and certainty are vital but an element of compassion that allows us to listen to others is crucial.

Comment on The Way of The Superior Man is DEAD by Stan

Stan — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 18:01:52 +0000

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Comment on What Is Your Constructive Feedback For MEN? by salsayvonne

salsayvonne — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 03:25:32 +0000

For Men: Do you just not SEE me? ;if you did you would know me. If you knew me, you would love me. Be honest and know what you want; please don't play games.

Comment on What Is Your Constructive Feedback For MEN? by Bryan Bayer

Bryan Bayer — Sat, 27 Feb 2010 16:53:59 +0000

My constructive feedback for men is to find the sweet spot between Compassion and Rigor