Male and Female Sides of the Body
Our body operates in 3D via polarity. This means that movement happens in time and space through the relationship of opposites.
Tense, release. Open, close. Up, down. Left, right. Hard, soft. Negative, positive. Male, female. Etc.
In traditional Chinese philosophy, these are referred to as “yin and yang”. In modern times, we often say “male-female”, “masculine-feminine” in the West.
This wasn’t a theory invented from ego, it was based on nature.
Masculine Feminine Polarities of the Human Body
Our nervous system itself is set up this way as we see the two hemispheres of the brain. We have the ‘linear, logical’ side (left), and the ‘non-linear, creative’ side (right).
The cool thing about that is we are contralateral: meaning that the hemispheres control the OPPOSITE side of the body.
So the right hemisphere manifests on the left side, and the left brain manifests on the right.
In the human body, this polarity appears as top(m)-bottom(f), right(m)-left(f), and back(m)-front(f).
How we relate to these corresponding aspects of masculine and feminine in our minds, manifest in the physical body.
Our relationship with the feminine, our mother, and the intuitive/creative realms show on the yin sides.
Our relationship with the masculine, our father, and the logical/linear realms show on the yang sides.
Understanding this allows us to see how these stories and relationships manifest in our lives, through how they are expressed through our bodies.
WARNING: Do not get caught up in stereotypes! These are about the yin/yang archetypes of consciousness, not gender roles or men or women attributes.
These unconscious patterns run our lives, business, and relationships at the deepest levels, and arise from core mythological archetypes of consciousness. Being able to see these dynamics allows you to penetrate the patterns and make new choices of how to move and manage energy.
If you’d like to learn how to apply this to yourself, learn more about Cinesomatics® and its theory and process at https://cinesomatics.org
