Becoming Untriggerable - Lessons Learned In Building Inner Dominance

n this episode of the Conscious Dominance Podcast, Andrew and Eric discuss the importance of inner work and self-reflection in sustaining a healthy Dom-sub relationship.

They highlight the necessity of regulating one's nervous system to handle triggering situations, the significance of holding space for a partner's truth without becoming defensive, and the value of suffering as a growth opportunity on the path to building an inner strength so solid that we can become truly non reactive and untriggerable.

By sharing personal anecdotes and practical strategies, they emphasize the role of breathing, grounding, nature walks, and writing as tools to manage reactions.

Additionally, they explore the concept of allowing oneself to feel pain in order to foster deeper emotional strength and maintain polarity in relationships. Enjoy the show!

The Conscious Dominance podcast was born from weekly conversations between two friends, Andrew & Eric.

Every week, we would connect and talk about the ways that our roles as Dominants in long term, loving Dominant/submissive relationships were calling us to higher integrity, and demanding the absolute best from each of us as men. And in those conversations, we realized how much other men might benefit from being let in on these conversations. So we started recording them for you.

About Andrew

You can learn more about Andrew and his work at https://infinitedevotion.com, including his flagship course, Becoming A Dominant Man which walks men through a 12 step process to embodying a deep inner Dominance that he can carry through all parts of his life. Find more about Becoming a Dominant Man by clicking here.

Andrew & Dawn also host the Dom Sub Devotion Podcast together, exploring the depths of their D/s marriage. You can find Dom Sub Devotion on YouTube or by clicking here.

About Eric

Eric's work as a coach, astrologer, and modern day mystic supports men in their embodiment and building their deep inner strength. You can find more about Eric's work through the Elemental Arts Initiative at https://elementalartsinitiative.com .

And together with his long term partner and submissive Rachael runs Aerosha, teaching men and women to heal, sustain, and integrate themselves in sustainable and lasting ways. Aerosha can be found at https://aerosha.com.