There is a collective change occurring and it is happening to or within our masculine structures. Most of the masculine institutions are going through corruption. In other words, their underbellies are showing. We are seeing corruption in our politics, government, military, law, science, corporate businesses and our religious institutions. During times of change, corruption becomes visible. Corruptions are the forces that come forward that begin the process of change and transformation. Corruption is needed to begin the separation process that is inherent within change. The greater the corrupting energetic, the greater the transformative change.

I see the corruption in these masculine institutions as one of bringing us into or preparing people to own more of their responsibilities or own their own power. Individuals have given over their power or have projected those powers onto teachers and the leaders within these institutions. How often do you accept a medical advice of a physician regarding a procedure without exploring your alternatives or getting a second opinion? How often do we believe that our banks and financial advisors will invest our monies in the best ways without our participation? How can we believe that the priest will protect our children? Betrayals of these organizations begin the separating process needed for individuals to wake up and not blindly hand over their power. To blindly trust that these organizations have your best interest at heart, is the trust of a child to a deserving parent and now is the time we relate as adults in these relationships.

Once each individual awakens and sees the corruption, experiences the betrayal and allows the wound to exist, they have taken the first step. The next is to open the heart and allow compassion to shift their consciousness to a state where there is no bias. It is important to not see the process through power and powerlessness perspectives and therefore, through the defenses of ego, but to see through the eyes of the mystery of change. Heart-centering allows this inclusive and unbiased perspective to exist. During this time of collapse of these structures, it is important to understand that the corruption, the dismemberment, the decay and the mysteries of death are all cycles of change and represent the negrato forces of transformation. It is impossible to go through these changes without the experience of these blackening processes.