BREATHWORK: ❤️‍🔥Sex❤️‍🔥

DATE: Wednesday, November 19th

TIME: 7-9 PM

“Sex and spirituality are cosmically intertwined. The more evolved you become spiritually, the less boundaries there are between my energy and THE energy.”

-Ram Dass

The Ache Beneath the Act

Between the act of physical intimacy lives a quiet ache, two hungers circling each other longing for love, yet both afraid of it. One seeks connection through touch, the other opens to touch through connection. One reaches to feel loved; the other needs to feel loved before reaching. Both ache to be known, but speak in different tongues.

Sex can become the meeting place for this innocent misunderstanding. A ritual where love and loneliness share the same bed. One offering their body as a bridge toward belonging; the other waits for the safety of love to allow the body to unfold. Each one longing to be met, yet missing the other as ships in the night. What starts as innocent misunderstanding turns into an ocean of distance.

Two bodies remembering the confusing dance of dissonant intimacy. The moments of giving away what you didn’t feel, the times you reached out and were not received. These moments live in that breath of hesitation, rejection, and abandonment. Holding patterns in the body that remember the belly that tightened, the heart too fearful to open, and the throat that clenched in words unspoken.

Performance enters quietly: a practiced sigh, a rehearsed response, a perfect rhythm that hides the brutal ache. It subtly whispers: “This is what love should look like. This is how closeness should sound.” Beneath the act is a deeper truth. We each crave to be seen, heard, and acknowledged in the pure energy of intimacy. Not only during the physical act of sex, but in every moment in between.

This Breathwork is not just about exploring the physical pleasure of sex; it is also about acknowledging the distance that has grown between us and our partners. The invisible wall built from unmet needs, and the ache of trying to give what we have not received. With each breath, we enter the tension to explore the longing to be safe enough to surrender, and accepting the innate desire to be welcomed when we reach out for connection.

As you breathe, notice the instinct to perform, to please, or to control. Let the breath strip away the choreography until only truth remains. Feel the fear that softness won’t be met, that passion won’t be received, that love might not return in equal measure.

Here, we do not fix the polarity. We breathe into it. Accepting all parts of us: our masculine yearning for acceptance through touch, as well as the feminine opening when trust is felt. We let both hungers exist, side by side, without blame. Beneath the divide is the same inate ache: to be felt, to be chosen, to belong.

The breath can take you where the mind hesitates to go. Deep into the memory of withheld love, into the rejection of unwanted touch, your breath becoming the bridge between body and heart.

Just Breathe. Just Feel. Just the Sound of Both the Feminine and Masculine Needs that Reside Within Each of Us.