by Leah Kenyon | Sep 26, 2022 | Meditation, Deep Thoughts and Other Musings
How to Tap the Hidden Wisdom at your fingertips If you’ve ever been high on retreat only to crash when you came home, you’ll know what I mean about the need for Everyday Medicine. Medicine, in Tantra speak, isn’t referencing pills you pop, but rather...
by Leah Kenyon | Aug 29, 2022 | Meditation, Deep Thoughts and Other Musings
Love Coming at You, Hiding in Plain Sight The Benevolent Hum is everywhere, hiding in plain sight. I’ve been blind to it. One half of my body warming in the late summer sunrise, and the other cooling in the shade under the horse barn, I’m sitting in a pleasure...
by Leah Kenyon | Jun 27, 2022 | Deep Thoughts and Other Musings
12 Provocative Questions to Uncover It Who Are You in the face of Roe v Wade? That’s Tantric answer, hiding there in a question. When it comes to abortion (or any issue), the tendency is to take sides, to align ourselves with a “right” answer and...
by Leah Kenyon | Jun 4, 2021 | Deep Thoughts and Other Musings
Tantra, for all the high-falutin concepts and deadly history, introduced itself to me this way. If you type “what is Tantra?” into your search engine, you’ll come up with hundreds of hits, and each one of them will be different. Sex Tantra. Buddhist Tantra. White...
by Leah Kenyon | Mar 29, 2021 | Deep Thoughts and Other Musings, Meditation, Sacred Sexuality
An erotic meditation series inspired by Margo Anand Now that you’ve had a month to think about your personal altar and the rituals that really work for you during the Refuge in Ceremony series, we’re going to resume more formalized erotic meditation. This meditation...
by Leah Kenyon | Mar 2, 2021 | Deep Thoughts and Other Musings, Meditation, Uncategorized
If you find your meditation practice isn’t really catching fire, it’s probably because it lacks some sort of ceremony. What comes to mind when you think ceremony? A wedding or church service? A formality or a rote routine that doesn’t mean much? Does it sound formal...
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