How do you integrate the practice of Tantra without absorbing potentially harmful cis-heteronormative narratives?
This episode is for radical anti-assimilationists, those who want to get past the trauma stories of linen pants, and those who know enlightenment doesn't happen by turning a blind eye to pain, suffering, and the oppressed.
Join Devi Ward Erickson and her guest TK as they discuss Queering Tantra and what that looks like.
In this episode find out...
-queering the language of tantra - deciding whether we want to use terms like feminine/masculine, top/bottom, receiving/giving
-how to integrate body pleasure and ways of dealing with dysmorphia
-how kink can help-deliberate immediate presence vs open empty space
-what it means to be fiercely vulnerable with language you choose
-how to create and use your own terms
-tantra as an integrated lifestyle: breathing life and presence into all you do
Thank you for listening to Sex Is Medicine! We appreciate YOU! :-)
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Send your questions to Questions@holisticsexologyinstitute.com
Learn more about our work at HolisticSexologyInstitute.com
Find out more about our government-accredited Holistic Sexology Certification Program.
See you next week!
With Love,
Devi and Alaina
This episode is for radical anti-assimilationists, those who want to get past the trauma stories of linen pants, and those who know enlightenment doesn't happen by turning a blind eye to pain, suffering, and the oppressed.
Join Devi Ward Erickson and her guest TK as they discuss Queering Tantra and what that looks like.
In this episode find out...
-queering the language of tantra - deciding whether we want to use terms like feminine/masculine, top/bottom, receiving/giving
-how to integrate body pleasure and ways of dealing with dysmorphia
-how kink can help-deliberate immediate presence vs open empty space
-what it means to be fiercely vulnerable with language you choose
-how to create and use your own terms
-tantra as an integrated lifestyle: breathing life and presence into all you do
Thank you for listening to Sex Is Medicine! We appreciate YOU! :-)
Please make sure you LIKE + SUBSCRIBE to Sex Is Medicine REBOOT! And please leave us a comment... we love to hear your thoughts!
Do you have a question you want answered on air? We are delighted to answer!
Send your questions to Questions@holisticsexologyinstitute.com
Learn more about our work at HolisticSexologyInstitute.com
Find out more about our government-accredited Holistic Sexology Certification Program.
See you next week!
With Love,
Devi and Alaina