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Embodied Movement as Awareness
by Stephen Tredrea This writing is not for the mind. The mind alone will struggle to know it – the body holds the key. Don’t just think it: breathe it in, sound…
Read MoreWill integrating my sexual shadow ruin my sex life?
When I set out to unpack my desires, fears, and taboos and engage the work of integrating my sexual shadow, will what used to turn me on no longer excite…
Read More‘Big Emotions’ by Sw. Rahasya
Written by Sw. Rahasya Once in a while, existence delivers us experiences which affect us on a huge scale. Far too much powerful emotion to feel in fullness…
Read MoreWhy it’s important women embody their true feminine essence to create the world anew
Written by Kali Satyagraha Widd If we look around us, read the news, and listen to our collective conversations, there appears to be an overwhelming sense of despair, anxiety,…
Read More‘Awakening’ by Sw. Rahasya
Awakening by Sw. Rahasya Advait, guest facilitator at Shakti Shiva Academy Watch yourself when you emerge from sleep. Ideally on a restful, undemanding morning and not on a morning…
Read MoreDeath: The Only Certainty!
Death: The Only Certainty! by Rahasya Advait, guest facilitator at the Shakti Shiva Academy From the perspective of being alive, the only thing we can know as a certainty is…
Read MoreBreaking Free From the Cycle of the Victim-Rescuer-Persecutor Drama Triangle ~ by Shakti Malan
(This is a blog post originally written by Shakti Malan on Sunday 13 December 2009) Much of the work of Tantra is about uncovering and integrating what has been lying…
Read MoreHow To Do Existential Kink – the simple (but not easy) steps of this remarkably effective polarity integration methodology
How to Do Existential Kink Meditation – written by Carolyn Elliott So there are basically three steps to Existential Kink meditation. I’ll discuss those in a moment, but first… –A…
Read MoreHow to Beat Yourself Up (the Fun Way): an Existential Kink practice by Carolyn Elliott
We all know there are not-fun ways to beat ourselves up. By “beating ourselves up” of course I mean feeling guilty, ashamed, and generally bad and wrong for a host…
Read MoreThe Illusions (and Delusions) of Gender: A Brief (Yet Important) Intro to Gender Non-Binary Identites, Experiences, and Terminology
Art by Elisa Riemer Gender, even though it may seem to be as natural as the air we breathe and the water we swim in, is actually -primarily- a construct,…
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