Temple Arts

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Tantra is a very ancient form of sharing divine energy – it is a spiritual path that is not only a spiritual exploration of sex, but is more importantly, a way of being in relationship to Life. In exploring a deeper and healthy connection to life, we explore our romantic partnerships with others and ourselves as being but one facet and reflection of this relationship with life. While there are many different lineages – it’s also important to acknowledge many have been altered, changed, or exclude important and integral practices. There is no one right path in Tantra, just as no one religion holds the key to Source and enlightenments. Temple Arts incorporates aspects of Tantric practices and also honours Temple Arts Traditions of breath, presence, intention, sacred sexuality, healing, art and expression into a new stem from the very ancient tree of Tantric Wisdom. This path weaves these modalities into an honouring of the ancient Temple Arts – a way of living where people daily experienced ecstasy, pleasure, bliss and joy.

Firstly, Temple Arts has a foundation in consent & communication – meaning we abide by practices that acknowledge and honour sexual healing needed from sexual trauma and abuse. As with the tenets of conscious kink and BDSM culture – we also deeply honour and practice the tenets of Safe, Sane and Consensual. Safe meaning to take care of each other – so there is no unwanted injury or transfer of danger disease occurs; that all precautions have been taken to minimize potential dangers through discussion and assessment before any sessions occur. Sane is generally considered to be of a healthy mind and free from psychological act responsibly and exercise good judgement. The ability to engage in appropriate self-control is a big part of the “sane” portion of this philosophy. And finally Consensual referring to the mandate that all parties involved have given informed consent prior to any activities.

Absolutely! Cultivating a powerful relationship with ones self is the first and foundational aspect of Temple Arts Tantra. You’ll be lovingly guided to explore your heart, develop self-love & self-care practices, and work with self-pleasuring rituals - developing the deeper skills that you can bring to any relationship you experience.

While stats show that one in three women, and one in four men have experienced sexual trauma, it’s likely those statistics are much higher. Sacred sexuality is the antidote to much of the abuse and harm of others in the world – and it is through these practices we can connect with our heart, release embedded trauma in the body, and begin cultivating a healthier connection with our sexuality. We advise anyone who has experienced trauma and abuse to consider if they are in a place to explore their sexuality in this way, and from that place honour your needs and also be open in communicating that with your instructor. Your boundaries and safety are of utmost concern – and as such communication and respect will be the foundation we will work together as stipulated in our code of ethics.

None, whatsoever. Just come with an open mind & heart and the willingness to be vulnerable, open and willing. There is no age (besides being of legal consent), gender, sexual orientation discrimination.

While we work with the dynamics and semantics of polarity through Feminine/Receptive & Masculine/Active qualities and language, our class is Queer/LGBTQ+ friendly. So whether you identify as Trans, Gay, Lesbian, bisexual, non-binary – all humans are welcome here. We will be dealing with primarily the interchange of masculine/feminine energies that we all carry within – though in my opinion – is where those part of the LGBTQ+ community are far ahead.

I've been facilitating trainings, circles, retreats and various group gatherings over the past decade - from intimate experiences of under ten people to hundreds of people. Being witnessed in your tenderness and vulnerability is actually very healing - and supports the process you're in.