Joe Hillshoist » Mon Feb 15, 2016 2:02 pm wrote:Karmamatterz » 15 Feb 2016 22:27 wrote:That could be a good segway into finding out what traits the "proper" healthy (and not politically correct) masculine male exhibits. Seems like we need a definition of masculinity here. Peacock strutting is not necessarily masculine, neither is what kind of car you drive or how much money you make or your politics...at least by my standards.
In the context of healthy masculinity, but not necessarily talking specifically about it, I'd like to refer to these pictures in the following posts:
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Look at all the muscular arming, especially over the area some people refer to as the heart chakra, an'hata. How many people do you see walking around with that sort of armouring trying to give off the impression of toughness?
Heaps of 'em. They look like they're on the juice, but only work out their arms, chest and shoulders.
Compare that to a gymnast or many other athletes and you'll see how relaxed they look before they actually compete. They aren't walking around like they have a metal rod between their shoulders. Well the good ones aren't. They are saving their energy for when they'll need it. You can see the same thing in all the martial arts, MMA and whatever other fighting sports you care to watch on youtube. The best fighters are always relaxed except when they are striking hard.
Its not always the case, but its definitely a trend that young men who want to appear tough, patriotic and attracted to the sort of right wing groups we see in this thread, especially the ones in Australia, want to walk around with their chest armoured and all their muscles puffed up on some permanent aggressive display. That interferes with chi flow through the chest and through an'hata. An'hata is associated with things like compassion, love, charity, by passing the "lower" self (concerned with its own needs etc) for the "higher" one. Which is more altruistic, less selfish etc etc.
I find it makes a lot of sense that the young men who carry themselves like that are associated with groups that don't really have much compassion, empathy or sympathy.
They have a blockage in An'hata chakra. the big arms and puffed out chest inhibit actual chi flow but probably reflect people who really need some sort of healing. They're hurt inside and go around with this massive protective wall that seems to make them look tough and protects their hearts from more pain. Now I consider that unhealthy.
I guess its easy to be pissed off at them cos the consequences of their actions are so annoying and potentially dangerous. And when they threaten us saying "Oh you poor thing have a hug" isn't going to de-escalate the situation.
At the same time they are behaving like children and need to grow up, man up and drop their baggage. They need to harden up mentally so they can learn to soften a bit psychically. The irony of what they do is that it usually slows their reactions and limb movement and makes pressure points on their arms and torso more vulnerable.
Diamond post, Joe
