I identify as a ‘black sheep’, the family problem child or scapegoat; an outcast within my family’s dynamic. Continue reading “Black sheep heroes: dysfunctional families in childhood trauma and adult romantic relationships”

Semen retention is an ancient practice embedded in spiritual traditions like Tantra, Lurianic Kabbalah, and Ayurveda. Continue reading “Semen Retention: A Sacred Practice of Spiritual and Physical Balance”

Esther Perel, the renowned psychotherapist and sexologist, often highlights how modern relationships are more challenging due to the erosion of community ties. Continue reading “Community: a necessary ingredient in finding & maintaining a healthy relationship”

Isis, the ancient goddess of Egypt, embodies the nurturing forces of nourishment, healing, and divine wisdom. Her sacred connection to breast milk weaves a seductive thread of symbolism across centuries and cultures. Continue reading “Milk of Salvation: Isis’ Divine Gift of Breast Milk for Healing, Wisdom, and Vitality”

Throughout history, independent, powerful and confident women have often been cast as witches and prostitutes, Continue reading “Men’s fear of women: the real taboo behind adult erotic lactation”

Following on from my last post where I mentioned the Bible’s most erotic love poem, the Song of Songs, attributed to King Solomon, I’d like to share this beautiful video and a brief explanation to wish you all a beautiful day. Continue reading “Bible’s Most Erotic Love Poem – Solomon’s Song of Songs”

A few nights ago, under the moonlight and surrounded by winds that threatened to unleash a powerful storm, I received a poem from a dear friend and mentor, someone who has become the father I wish I’d had, despite the distance between us—he lives all the way in Canada. Continue reading “Where the mind is without fear”

Why do we have sex? Take a moment now and actually think about the reasons you have sex, then write them Continue reading “Sex: the conversation we’re not having”

Sharing a poem by a friend and respected colleague, poet Tom Hirons on the wild god that lives in all men, and that really needs to be “let out”. Continue reading “Sometimes a Wild God”

Good morning, everyone!

I’ve been truly moved by the comments and private messages some of you have sent my way. Continue reading “I am Wildborn. Moonlight gratitude and reflections…”