although I would argue that any sexual exploration where someone is present & mindful is connecting with the soul spirit, and that does not need to include any other philosophy or ritual to be "spiritual".
Also, you can still set your own intentions for your actions and sessions as a provider regardless of if a client is seeking an outwardly spiritual connection-that is not something you have to forfeit, nor does it have to be shared interest of the client IMO. One of my MT's told me she does energy work with almost everyone she sees to some degree, even when they don't ask for it. If she finds a block, she works on it quietly, and I have done the same thing from time to time...even during activities one might not readily think of as conventional for moving energy.
Talking "spirituality" may turn some off or scare others away for the same reasons you might have struggled with early on. It's hard for many to reconcile given how we are socialized about sex, but also "spirituality" can get lumped in with "religion", which could trigger guilt, but can also turn off those who are atheist or agnostic. So if you want to still keep your door open to a more diverse client base, consider keeping your spiritual practice more internal during sessions. Otherwise tantra seems like it might be an option (depending on the type of spiritual practice you are drawn to).
Best of luck to you!
xoM
*no pms please
Posted By: CameoKnightley
Hello friends, I've been pondering the last few days. These past two years, I've reconnected to my spiritual being. But more powerfully then ever before. I remember when I first got into the adult industry, I shoved anything loving and healing away. I didn't think there was room for a spiritual enlightened state of being, when it came to this kind of lifestyle. However, it created a huge void in me. It even made all the special gifts I was born with, such as music and art, unravel too. I eventually realized that it is all linked and in harmony to who I am as a whole. So I went on a spiritual journey, and it's led me back to that empty space that needed filled. And I became an aromatherapist, reiki master, shaman, medicine woman, herbalist and medium. I decided that I could never allow a spiritual void in me again, and so I've tried to incorporate my spirituality into my providing offerings. However I've not been working very much since I became spiritual. This could be because I'm out in rural western MA

but I am curious to know from you, do you think that spirituality and the adult industry are not compatible? I obviously can not lose my new happiness of being a healer, but I'm hoping to know what is the popular opinion about seeing a provider for also a healing and spiritual experience. Thanks everyone, love Cameo
-- Modified on 12/3/2014 4:13:42 AM