Teal Swan is a conscious media star, mother, entrepreneur, international speaker, and best-selling author of multiple books. Having integrated her own harrowing life experience where as a child she questioned her very own life, she has since turned her past experiences with people, men, and life overall into a positive, and has used it to inspire millions of people around the world towards truth, authenticity, freedom, and joy.
Diving deep into the minds of men and women is something she does each day with her teachings, and FHM dove into Teal’s mind to learn more about her viewpoints on containment and positive “ownership” as it comes to men’s views on women, how to impress them and how to date/marry each other.
She tells FHM exactly what women need consciously and subconsciously from their male partners…
Why did you originally decide to get into what you are doing today and want to help others? Some people were born to dance. Other people were born to sing. Some people were born to engineer things. Other people were born to push the boundaries of cuisine. I was born to change people’s perspective, most especially in the areas that are causing them pain. I came into this life with many innate talents and gifts that bent me for this purpose. And then, on top of that, in my own life experience, I suffered. I suffered to a degree where I didn’t want to live anymore. And I wasn’t alone in that suffering. I saw suffering everywhere in this world. From the pain people experience in their relationships. To struggle with illness. To homelessness. To animals locked in slaughter yards. To addictions. To natural disasters. And the list goes on and on. We did not come to this life in order to suffer. And so, it is obvious that many things have to change. It just so happens that the root of change is a change in perspective. The reason for this is that when we approach things with a different mentality, every action that we make changes. When people do this on a mass scale, the world changes.
The way that I see it is this, you could be a person who responds passively to this world. You could sit in all this suffering and complain about all the problems in the world and hope that one day, someone else does something about it. Or you can take some form of positive ownership for this world, and in doing so, be active about bringing about those changes that you would want to see for this world. As for me, my nature is not passive. And I
