Expanding Women's Sexuality Seminar includes a look at Tantric yoni massage, G-spot & A-spot ejaculation and energetic orgasm. This seminar is for both men and women to attend.
Women's genitals are steeped in mystery. Despite around 50% of the planet's population possessing a vagina or "yoni" (a Sanskrit term for the vagina, meaning "sacred place"), most women still do not have a clear understanding of their own anatomy or genital functions.
In this seminar you will learn why shifting the focus to an energetic sexual perspective can transform lovemaking into expanded bliss states for you and your partner.
Majority of men often seek information from the most readily available source: pornography. Unfortunately this projects a one-sided fantasy of sexual activity rather than the full context and techniques that lead to true intimacy.
Much of the information men have been taught has created an environment where it has become normal for males to be addicted to their ejaculation; we actually think this is natural, not an addiction. Men’s addiction to ejaculation is a major source of relationship problems, and if we are to evolve our love not just within our relationships, but also as a society as a whole, it is imperative that this addiction is addressed.
Andrew offers an in-depth understanding of and solutions to the most common problems that drain love from our relationships, bringing new awareness and skills to conscious communication, boundary setting, love, sexuality, and relationships.
To access our sexual energy as a fuel for living, we need to become present-time focused in our bodies and in our sexuality. Most of us are past time focused, using our past experiences as a way to related to our sexual experiences now.
When we become present-time focused, it becomes possible to use our sexual energy and our bodies as a spiritual platform for accessing higher levels of consciousness, and to create bliss states for healing our body.
Join us in co creating the new paradigm of relationships and sexuality.
How we regard death has everything to do with how we live life. We can be devastated by the loss of friends, lovers and partners, as much through parting as through death. The loss of possessions, career and security can overwhelm our sense of well-being. Even in the good times we often live with a quiet undercurrent of concern about the future. At root is our fear of life’s greatest let-go, our own death. Every goodbye that hurts, every let-go that we can’t accept, shows us this fear.
