Re: Phoenix magazine - March issue - article on Phoenix "Sex Church"

Perhaps I need to have a Confessional there.

you know a place for the gals to cum for comfort.


Thank you
2010 = 28

Please excuse this long post.

The article portrays the ambiguity of what Tracy Elise and the other goddesses are trying to do. I have been reading about and practicing aspects of  yoga, Buddhism, meditation and tantra for over thirty-five years. Tantra is not just "sacred sexuality": it involves taking a perspective on life that attempts to make every act filled with the Divine Presence. Cooking a meal for friends, cleaning up garbage, prayer, healing sick people, and sex all can be sacred when the participants have a consciousness and an intention in their acts.

I have been to their Temple and had a long discussion with Tracy Elise about her philosophical approach to Tantra and those of the other goddesses. It is a very eclectic group, and each has her own blend from Buddhism, Hinduism, Sufism, and other religious traditions. There is a fundamental common thread of viewing each seeker as a wounded soul who needs healing. There is a strong intention to heal each seeker. Touch, intimacy and the release of energy from orgasm are part of that healing.

The cynics can say that this is all cr*p and a sham - it is just a cover for paid sex.

In my view there are providers on the PHXASP forum who are goddesses. Their sessions are a form of healing. They may not use the word "Tantra" or "seeker" and talk about Eastern mysticism. Yet some of the ladies here have an intention through touch and intimacy to promote health through the release of energy.

The biggest problem is that most men deny their own need for healing. They approach the interaction without the intention for it to be a spiritual as well as a physical experience.

Re: I will happily supply an altar for worship...

It comes complete with a Bishop.