Relationships & Sex
Articles and videos on how to skyrocket your love life with expert advice on relationships, dating, romance and sex (including sacred sex); plus how to understand the male and female mind.
by living in the head, pursuing spirituality and esotericism, a person abandons the equally important part of who they are: the physical part, the sensations and experiences of and in the body that lead to fulfillment, happiness, a sense of reality, and the ultimate delights of sexual connection.
Brian Johnson shares his Top 11 Big Ideas from his upcoming class titled, Relationships 101: How to Optimize the Love in Your Life. Here they are: Be healthy: exercise, nutrition, rest, meditation…
Is your relationship kindling or coal? Built to burn quick or built to last? Read this article by Jordan Gray to find out.
The term “I love you” is over-used, especially around Valentines. Here are some other things you can say.
Think men want sex all the time? Not so, says sex coach, Jordan Gray. In this well-written article, he debunks this, and other sex “lies” our culture perpetuates about men.
There was no nudity in the group sessions, but lots of hugging, touching, and staring into the eyes of strangers. Single women picked the single men to pair up with for various exercises, including one in which the couples gazed at each other and asked, “What are you afraid I’m going to see?”
You’re probably using this one word that kills adult friendships… Do you know what it is? Kira Asatryan shares how you can communicate in a better way.
I have been sexually abused several times, in different ways. I can’t even say the exact number of times, because while I remember three incidents quite clearly, I also have an entire year of my life (when I lived with a male friend) that I cannot recall at all. That’s right. I literally, cannot remember an entire year.
A spiritual life requires you embrace and respect your sexuality as much as any other part of your nature. The act of lovemaking can truly be something sacred and profound.
Most people would agree that when you first fall in love, it’s the best thing in the world. Your mind and heart are filled with the rush of new emotions and thoughts that love inevitably stirs up within us all, and we tend to talk and think about the person often. And perhaps some would agree that because this feels so great, we might even tend to purposely overlook signs and ignore gut feelings telling us maybe this just isn’t meant to be. While it’s on full function now, back then it was literally like I was walking around with blinders on regarding the subtle signals and hints I’d receive that always trying to steer me right when I’d always pull left.
When life seems like nothing but an unpredictable ocean of chaos sometimes, it can be hard to remember that staying calm is often all it takes to stay afloat. When we’re calm and centered, we’re able to get the best view of what’s going on which allows us to also take the best approach to deal with the issue and tasks at hand.
When we discipline ourselves to shift from an “emotional reactive” to a “conscious responder”, we are literally re-training our minds to lean less on others and be more trusting of ourselves. One could say we are exercising our self-reliance muscles because the more we learn to give , ourselves the chance to CHOOSE our own reactions, the more we are telling ourselves, “Hey, I trust YOU over what the outside world is attempting to get me to believe right now.”
The conscious practice of worship can become a part of healing the old wounds you’re hanging onto.
The notion of twin flames has been a source of fascination for a lot of people. There is a misunderstanding about what the purpose of a twin flame is: they represent the perfect yin-yang balance in both people. Your twin flame came into your life to help you become a more balanced person who can access his/her soul truths and develops the courage to live them on the earth plane.
Do you know how wild and sacred sexual love can be? Read this and rediscover that part of yourself.
