Lovisa's Blog

This morning I was exploring unity and the edges of cosmos, love and turn-on with a woman I've never met before. Through Zoom, in a joint container, we came to see, feel and experience both ecstasy, love and fullness, where time and space are folding and unfolding, and where the light, the sparkles and the playful luscious turn-on is so felt that we could taste it (like juicy dripping peach). It was so holy, and so sensual, and it was above all a practice in ecstatic fullness. 

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“To be sensual or sensuous is to be in the presence of your own soul", says the poet John O' Donahue. One of the easiest ways to come home to ourselves is to move the body sensually, which can be done in a business meeting. Not to exaggerate, or even to flirt, but it immediately shifts the focus from performance and achievement, to a recognition of something more, something bigger, something more essential is in the room. You come home to yourself again. This can be done by dancing, for example,...

Currently, I'm thoroughly enjoying different geopolitical podcasts. Increasingly, they all converge in the same insight; the old globalist world order that was created after the Second World War is over. What we are watching right now is the erosion of the bastions we naively thought would last forever. Instead, in this new emerging paradigm, as Europe and the West are fading, we see different 'players' with wildly different ideas of what a good society is, and how it should be run. In the last ...

"I love swaying my hips when I'm walking", says my dear friend. "I feel very powerful and grounded." She's  reviewing my my newly translated book 'What's Most Holy ' A Pleasure-filled Guide to Feminine Leadership (still not released, this was an editing copy) and has just tested one of the 30 practices in the book.

Swaying your hips is by far one of the most fun, and useful, practices to move into your feminine leadership, which always starts below your belt. As soon as I remember, the world shif...

Continuing from yesterday, I wanted to share a framework for the maturation of the soul, that I apply to my teachings. 

Spiritual teachings offer a path where you through diligent practice can reach a form of enlightenment. What 'enlightenment' means differ from which path you choose, but most are centered around the idea that you reach an awareness of the awareness, a second attention as its called in some buddhist traditions, which leads us to see that we are at one with existence, a uni-consci...

I lose contact with my feminine life-force, with creation, with the fullness of the liquid golden honey cursing through my veins, when I haven't been writing here (or elsewhere). I get contracted, I feel my 'regular self' return and I feel low. Now I've started trusting that process too. That my maturation process is a journey of acceptance that I will most likely never be connected and turned-on all the time, and that the in-between time, when I feel low and depressed, is not only necessary but...