Being two spirit means representing both the feminine and masculine, it’s not about programming or being programmed by society to make you believe you are solely a female. The agenda behind transgenderism was created and meant to divide more communities within their communities. It was meant to uphold the stereotype standards to divide and create/program those who are not in the “fixed” category of society. Society even “unknowingly” programmed their kids due to the rise of the agenda which caused mass production of transgenderism also known as mass hysteria/mentally disoriented behavior. Now what is two-spirit and what is the difference between being trans and being 2-spirit…..here’s my opinion as a two spirited person who’s broken free from the illusion of transgenderism.

Being Two-Spirit means honoring the dance of both feminine and masculine energies within me. It’s a sacred balance, a connection to my ancestors, and a powerful force that transcends the binary expectations of gender. It is not about being programmed to fit into one box or another, but about embodying a fuller, more expansive truth.

Transgender identity, as it exists today, often reflects a struggle for survival within a deeply binary society. It can become a path shaped by modern narratives, medical frameworks, and societal pressures to conform to a fixed, often Eurocentric, understanding of gender. This framework, at times, reinforces the very norms it seeks to dismantle, reducing identity to a checkbox rather than a spectrum.

Two-Spirit, however, is a way of being that predates these modern constructs. It is an identity born from ancient traditions, a spiritual and cultural role that holds both masculine and feminine within a single spirit, often connected to leadership, healing, and bridging the seen and unseen worlds. It rejects the notion of a rigid binary, instead celebrating the fluid, interconnected nature of all things.

For me, breaking free from the illusion of transgenderism means rejecting the pressure to fit a singular narrative of womanhood or manhood. It means returning to the roots of my culture, honoring the sacredness of my existence as a Two-Spirit being, and resisting the forces that would reduce my identity to mere programming.

Two-Spirit is not just about gender; it’s about reclaiming power, reconnecting with culture, and embracing the complexity of who we are without apology. It is a path toward healing, a rejection of division, and a call to walk in truth