EROTIC MAGIC COLLIDES WITH EARTH MEDICINE
SOMA - The Body
SOMATICS
What is Somatics, really? Soma is the body—not just flesh and bone but the living, breathing pulse of sensation, desire, and memory. Somatics is the art of bringing the body into the conversation before words… a dialogue spoken in breath, movement, and the subtle electric hum beneath the skin.
You've heard of the sacred union of mind, body, and soul before. But how does one actually arrive there? How do we feel our way back into that wholeness?
Through Somatics, we begin a slow, deliberate, and deeply intimate journey into the body's language. We ask: How does the body speak? And are we willing to truly listen?
The body speaks in sensation—a gentle ache, a flicker of warmth, the quickening breath, the softening belly. It is our nervous system that translates these sensations into experience. To listen, understand, and truly track the body's messages, we must become lovers of our own nervous system—attuned, responsive, present.
This is not just practice—it’s pleasure. Its presence. It’s the reclamation of the body as a sacred, sensual guide.
What is Somatics, really? Soma is the body—not just flesh and bone but the living, breathing pulse of sensation, desire, and memory. Somatics is the art of bringing the body into the conversation before words… a dialogue spoken in breath, movement, and the subtle electric hum beneath the skin.
You've heard of the sacred union of mind, body, and soul before. But how does one actually arrive there? How do we feel our way back into that wholeness?
Through Somatics, we begin a slow, deliberate, and deeply intimate journey into the body's language. We ask: How does the body speak? And are we willing to truly listen?
The body speaks in sensation—a gentle ache, a flicker of warmth, the quickening breath, the softening belly. It is our nervous system that translates these sensations into experience. To listen, understand, and truly track the body's messages, we must become lovers of our own nervous system—attuned, responsive, present.
This is not just practice—it’s pleasure. Its presence. It’s the reclamation of the body as a sacred, sensual guide.