The Inner Marriage

Within our body, mind, and soul, each of us has both masculine and feminine dynam- ics. Through polarity work, we can balance, evolve, and integrate the masculine and feminine within our personality, creating an inner marriage that in turn supports the release and transformation of trauma on the cellular, emotional, and soul levels.

In this practical guide, Elliott Saxby presents methods and exercises to apply polarity work as a tool in integrative and non-dual therapy to help you identify masculine and feminine traits within yourself, become less judgmental, and develop a more integrated relationship with yourself and others. He explains how emotional energy can affect you physically and spiritually and how understanding your inner masculine and inner femi- nine can help you evolve unhealthy expressions of polarity into healthy ones. He exam- ines 11 common life experiences through the lens of mature and immature masculine and feminine expressions, providing 44 traits to identify within yourself and consciously choose to change. He then shows what evolving the masculine and feminine looks like, as well as depicting the shadow in immature masculine and feminine expressions. You can find beneficial solutions to nearly any emotional or relationship scenario if you consciously work with your mature and immature aspects and with the shadow.

Fusing ancient Vedic knowledge and Western psychology with Tantric and Taoist wisdom, Saxby offers simple yet profound methods for evolving your inner masculine and feminine, as well as healing the shadow, through applying universal laws of polarity, duality, and oneness and the laws of attraction, vibration, and resistance. He also explores sexuality and desire through polarity work and the need to re-align our physical, mental, and emotional bodies to generate power through sexuality.

As the author reveals, the more adept we become at integrating our inner mascu- line and feminine, at supporting our inner marriage, the more empowered and able we become to evolve our relationships not only with ourselves, but also with our partners, family, and friends.