Desire in Love: Inspiring the Present Moment (Part 2)
For Sacred Intimacy : Teachings
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21m
What is your deepest desire in love? What do you desire to feel, to be, or bring to the world? As you begin to connect with your desires, what blocks or challenges are you faced with? For you, desire may be something that was suppressed, forbidden, or shamed. In other ways, your desires may feel just out of reach, so you dismiss or ignore them. How, then, can you bring your desires into the present moment, opening your heart to see and be seen.
In this 22 minute compilation, from The Art of Sacred Intimacy, Austin 2024, John works with participants on how you can bring your desires into the present moment within your relationships. Some of the topics include:
• How to evoke structure, feeling and energy in your relationship
• How this work (In our intimacy relationships) impacts the world that we do in the world
• Fear of not being met in the flame of his aliveness
• That our partners claim their power
If you are ready to claim your desire this compilation will inspire you to be with the pulse of love, moment to moment, and attune to what is true.
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