Our Capacity for Intimacy
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Stephanie sharing all the reasons why the topic of intimacy is on her mind.
John sharing the “why” behind his work.
John explaining some of the differences between masculine and feminine energy and what they both need.
John talking about “art making” in intimacy.
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Backstory Behind Stephanie and Guest
I met John in 2011 when we both ended up in the same camp at Burning Man. It does not take long to realize there is something special about John. He is intensely in tune with what is important in life. His words and purpose are clear and fierce. Ask John about his daughter and you will get an undeniable sense of the deep well that is John’s heart. John represents his work of “the embodied man” to the fullest. – Stephanie Michele
Social Challenge of the Week
In this episode John suggested an easy practice you can do connect and increase levels of intimacy with your partner but I also wanted to put something out there for people not in relationships. Listen to how John talks about masculine and feminine energies in this episode. Which parts to you relate to? What can you put into practice that supports your own masculine and feminine needs? Are you taking care of both on regular basis? Explore trying new things to feel more love or less burden.
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