Posts Tagged: sexuality

Healing core sexual wounds – a man speaks

Posted by Joy & filed under Joyful Loving, Written Posts.

S - Feelings come up when I feel energy move in my body especially around my sex centre and if I feel activity there I feel ‘what’s happened here?’ I can sit on it and deny that that’s happening.....but then I was thinking I feel it’s me projecting saying it’s good if i’m like this…

Interview with Joy Hicklin-Bailey

Posted by sgblogadmin & filed under Being, Joyful Loving, Secret Garden, Written Posts.

Colin:- We first interviewed Joy Hicklin-Bailey way back in 2008, six years ago, just at the beginning of the Magic of Being, where we focused on her coaching work and her own spiritual journey. This time our conversation focuses on what is going on now for Joy, and what plans she has for the future.…

Big men are real enough to feel!

Posted by Joy & filed under Joyful Loving, Secret Garden, Written Posts.

Recently I was working with a couple for the first time who, by virtue of their background in therapeutic work and facilitating tantra groups, could have been expected to deeply ‘know the territory’ when it came to relating and intimate communication. However assumptions are dangerous. Their marriage was in a very dire state. It was quickly clear…

How does consciousness in your lovemaking grow you?

Posted by Joy & filed under Joyful Loving, Secret Garden, Written Posts.

The energetic exchange that happens in conscious lovemaking is a gateway to, and creates energy for, profound transformation. At this time, it is perhaps appropriate for spiritual values to be lived in ordinary life, to be celebrated in marriage or deep intimate meetings between lovers, rather than to live them only in monasteries and nunneries. The…

Can a personality love?

Posted by Joy & filed under Being, Joyful Loving, Secret Garden, Written Posts.

Joy writes to a participant about the fear of love – In a Joyful Loving circle, where we are exploring being and what that means in an area (sex, relationship, love) where our culture is most wounded, most judgemental and mixed up, most permissive (in the incorrect use of the word), misinformed, greedy and licentious,…