Johanna Lyman walks her talk in the true sense of the phrase. I have heard her lead many workshops and I have gleaned new information from each one. She is sharing her passion, knowing that we are all entitled to complete abundance in all aspects of our lives, and we can reach our goals by following her suggestions. She speaks with enthusiasm and joy and it is a pleasure to be in her presence.
Last week I was doing some research on orgasms. I was stunned to find that most of my search results came up with two types of female orgasms. Most results referred to either clitoral or vaginal orgasms. Those are certainly two types, but there are many more. I’ve counted eight orgasms that directly relate to parts of the female anatomy: Continue reading »
Last week I wrote about this Na’vi greeting from the movie Avatar. It’s “oel ngati kameie” and it means “I see you.” Not just, “I see you over there,” but “I understand your soul.” I’m still chewing on this, so I thought I’d write more about it. Many cultures have words like this, the essence of which means “the Divine in me acknowledges the Divine in you.” Namaste (Sanskrit) and aloha (Hawaiian) are just two examples.
How well do you see yourself? Continue reading »
I finally saw the movie Avatar this week. I don’t usually watch movies with epic battle scenes and aliens, but when my yoga teacher highly recommended it, it piqued my curiosity.
Briefly, the movie centers around a humanoid culture called the Na’vi, and it’s set in 2154. The Na’vi are a close knit community who live deeply in tune with all of nature’s creations. Their way of life is being threatened by the money hungry humans who have found a deposit of some very rare, very expensive rock underneath the enormous tree the Na’vi call home. Continue reading »
One of the most interesting things about romantic relationships is their ability to help us heal childhood wounds. Men and women alike are deeply, and often repeatedly, attracted to a romantic partner who has many of the same traits as their parents or primary care-givers. Continue reading »
So many times couples focus on the Big O when they talk or think about their sexual encounters. That’s typical for men, who tend to be goal oriented. It’s also typical for women who are disconnected from their feminine essence or who have a lot of masculine energy in their make up. Not that there’s anything wrong with having an orgasm of course, but having it as your sole focus can make you feel like there’s something wrong with you if you can’t perform. Continue reading »
