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...
by Leah Kenyon | Feb 1, 2021 | Deep Thoughts and Other Musings, Meditation
Tantra’s most important yoga of all, the one that opens up Who You Really Are. Yesterday afternoon my 12-year-old had a sinus headache so he took an ibuprofen with a glass of water and laid down. A couple of hours later, while we were running some errands, I...
by Leah Kenyon | Dec 3, 2020 | Deep Thoughts and Other Musings
Here’s what to do when you just can’t work up enough faith in yourself. Erotic meditation is a powerful tool in my daily spiritual hygiene practice. It takes me to a place of ecstasy, shows me what sort of ecstasy I’m capable of, and challenges me to take...
by Leah Kenyon | Nov 6, 2020 | Deep Thoughts and Other Musings
Gratitude is nothing new, but I couldn’t do it until I learned this. One of the oldest thank you letters ever written is 1,400 years old, from the book of 2 Samuel in the Old Testament, “Therefore I will give thanks unto thee, O Lord, among the heathen, and I...
by Leah Kenyon | Oct 2, 2020 | Deep Thoughts and Other Musings
My eyes are closed, and my body is gently undulating with the utterly pleasurable flow of sacred erotic energy through me. I’m imagining sitting in the lap of my Beloved, that we are breathing in synch, our energy centers connected like sizzling magnets. It’s been...
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