Celebrating the Body Erotic
As the local coordinator I wanted to invite you to attend the work of BE. The next local workshop will be held November 19-20 . For more information please visit the website BodyElectric and then give me a call.
A first step in your exploration into your erotic potential. CBE involves the mind, the body and the heart in a series of exercises that use breathing, stretching and touching. Many men are searching for a more meaningful connection to themselves and to others. When they take responsibility for their erotic education, they realize how much there is to learn about awakening the erotic energy that lies within all of us. They begin to realize the satisfaction that comes from learning how to both give and receive pleasure. The workshop focuses on the entire body and is conducted in a setting that is playful, safe and honoring. The benefits of this work are:
•The participant gains greater acceptance of himself as an erotic being,
both physically and mentally.
•He discovers ways to develop a more satisfying erotic relationship with others.
•He becomes more aware of spiritual dimensions in his erotic explorations.
Celebrating the Body Erotic is a full two-day clothes-off workshop (9am-7pm) for those who are ready to vigorously explore new levels of feeling, both within themselves and within a community of men.
More info at www.thebodyelectricschool.com
Let It Flow – Tears
How wonderful it feels to give in and let tears flow when we are overwhelmed with emotions, whether we are happy or sad. Tears come from the soul, from our well of feelings rising from deep down. When we give in to the prickling behind our eyes and the lump in our throat to let teardrops fall from our eyes, we allow our feelings to surface so they can be set free.
Proud parents shed tears of pride in a child’s accomplishments, a baby’s first step, birthdays, and graduations. Long lost friends fall into each other’s arms, tears rolling down their cheeks when they reunite after years of separation. Tears may flow from us when we are witness to a commitment being made at a wedding or even while we are watching a love story. Tears of relief may spring forth from our eyes when we hear that a loved one has survived an ordeal, and tears may fall when we bow our head in sorrow over a loss or death. Tears born from heartache can flow like they’ll never cease, whether our tears are for a love that is over, a friendship lost, or an opportunity missed. We shed tears because of disappointment in ourselves, tragedy in the world, pain, and illness. Tears of anger can burn with emotion as they fall down our faces. Tears offer us a physical release of our feelings.
Shedding tears can sometimes make us feel better, although it can feel like the tears will never end once the floodgates are open. There is no shame in letting tears flow freely and frequently. Tears are as natural to us as is breathing. There is beauty in allowing yourself to be vulnerable enough to shed tears. Open up, release your tears, and let your feelings flow.
-From www.DailyOM.com
When I read this it made me think of my journey over the past 10 yrs and how closed down I was to my own emotions. I remember I had just ended a long term relationship and I was sitting with my Mom, feeling sad, vulnerable and just wanting comfort. Bless her heart but I remember her saying “Men do not Cry, be strong”, I was kind of taken bk a bit and just swallowed the tears. I have learned since that I am a very strong and loving man that has the capability as all men do have our emotions. I am at a point now that I love ALL of me the good the bad, the sweat and the Tears. I have also learned the more willing I am to be PRESENT and HONEST with myself and others the more open I am to giving and receiving pleasure.
When was the lat time you just let the tears flow? When was the last time you were so touch by kind words, a Movie, a Song?
