Written 11 Feb 2011
When I started on this path, I was drawn to the idea that it could be done in a sacred way--that, in ancient times, sex *was* a sacred thing. I loved the idea, but I wasn't sure how it would take form for me in the modern day.
Experience is the best teacher, so I went out and got some experience. Even the few shitty experiences I've had taught me invaluable lessons Some weeks, I have felt more sacred than others--when I take the time out to focus my intentions, it's so much better than the few times I've felt rushed, or just in that headspace.
I knew I needed to give myself time to learn, to test things. I needed to find out what worked best for me, and how to bring sacredness to my work without sounding or feeling like a airy new-age type. I needed to balance the sacred work with the fun of "being bad," and find a way to make them work together.
Babalon has given me this key. And now, finally, I feel ready to take this big step and truly devote my work to her--to make it Work. It gives me the courage to focus on sacred sexuality.
I'll always be that fun-loving, taboo-indulging girl. But now, I also want to pull out that healing, sacred spirit that banishes doubt and guilt.
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