Explore Ecstatic Sensuality
Explore Ecstatic Sensuality
Explore Ecstatic Sensuality
Dreams and What They Mean, The Fundamental Energy of the Universe, The Roles We Play, Love [Jacques Lacan, Michael Balint]
51 minutes Posted Sep 18, 2021 at 11:15 pm.
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Our first experience is a sensual experience, but as we live we become closed off to sensuality, to our bodies and to the joys of being embodied. Instead, guided by philosophy, psychology and embodied spirituality, we can open ourselves to transcendent sensuality which will elevate our relationships, sexual and otherwise, to entirely new and ever-expanding levels. There is no finitude. There are no limits. The underlying energy of all universes can and should fuel our creativity so that each of us may be a beacon of love, sensuality, caring, compassion, and truth.

Adoring and honoring someone you truly admire is an exponential pleasure because in the process you are also adoring and honoring yourself. "I am sensitive and perceptive enough to understand and appreciate and love and adore my beloved's special gifts, the things that are most marvelous and unique about her." True love of another is also the highest, best and most exalted form of self-love.

Love In the Now, In The Moment. The thought of the one you love should fill you with transcendent joy. You should tingle from head to toe and immediately want to give them the universe. With that feeling all of the neurotic lack of trust and self doubt vanish like toxic dust blowing away in the wind and you are left not only truly whole, not only truly yourself, but ready to become new selves, and to share those selves with your beloved. When two people are ready to take this journey together it is magic. It is the greatest magic there is.

This episode includes discussions of the psychoanalysts Jacques Lacan, Jacques Alain Miller and Michael Balint with regard to their views on love.


The music in this episode consists of an excerpt from "Der Schatten eines Traumes" ("The Shadow of a Dream") by Randolph Pitts.