Keeping desire, attraction, passion, and presence in your sex life
by Alex Allman: The challenge for so many loving and committed couples is in keeping desire, attraction, passion, and presence in their sex lives.
Awaken The World Through Enlightened Media
by Alex Allman: The challenge for so many loving and committed couples is in keeping desire, attraction, passion, and presence in their sex lives.
by David Deida: Few people know how to give their love as a vulnerable gift — which is the only way to offer yourself sexually that doesn’t create suffering.
by Osho: The first thing is that up till now, all of human culture has been against sex, against passion.
by Nadia Webb: A new study suggests that your brain reacts the same way to meditation as it does to sex.
by Ciel Patenaude, MA: But that lost impulse—the sexual force—is not just involved with the physical act of sex, but also is intimately linked to our creative capacities overall.
In this clip, David Deida polls the audience on their sexual realizations, then sends them into hysterics as he pantomimes a handful of hilariously imbalanced sexual personas.
by Nina Bahadur: Given that Paris is the most romantic city in the world, it makes sense that our French counterparts know a lot about the art of love.
In an interview Margot Anand explains How Meditation Impacts Sexuality.
You may know what it feels like to have an orgasm — but do you know what it looks like?
by Julie Peters: When we’re connected to our sexual energy, we’re connected to our libido, our personal power, our sense of self, and our ability to go after what we want in life…