Highest Self Podcast® 564: How I Healed After My Divorce Through Embodiment + Sensuality w/ Layla Martin
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Aug 20, 2024 
In a heartfelt discussion, Layla Martin, a Tantra and embodiment teacher, shares her insights on self-pleasure and yoni mapping, which helped her heal after her divorce. They dive into the impact of cultural conditioning on sexuality and the importance of consent in intimate experiences. Layla reveals how yoni mapping can release ancestral trauma, enhancing personal pleasure and empowerment. Sahara reflects on her journey of celibacy and self-discovery, emphasizing the transformational power of embracing solitude and sensuality.
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Cultural Conditioning Shaped Her Feminine Role
- Sahara Rose describes how Iranian/Persian family conditioning framed women as commodities and enforced virginity until marriage.
- This cultural script shaped her early identity and expectations about marriage and safety.
Waking To Betrayal Ended The Marriage
- Sahara Rose recounts discovering her husband's long-term betrayal and immediately knowing she needed to leave the marriage.
- The discovery forced her to question her intuition and ancestral patterns of abandonment.
Sexual Disconnection Shows In The Body
- Disconnection from sexuality can manifest physically, like missed periods and digestive issues, signaling core feminine energy loss.
- Reconnecting the body through healing practices can restore menstruation and embodiment.
