Romantic love, sex, relationships. These are the field of Eros, and they are the major themes we will be dealing with to start off the Spring. How can we approach this overwhelming force with mindful care and purposeful attention? To help us figure that out, we brought on Amy Leigh Curry.
Amy is a facilitator, coach, and ordained non-denominational Minister. Her work is vast, from hosting sacred cuddle events to officiating weddings for non-traditional family structures.
Today on the podcast, she gives us a look at the liberating romantic concept of Relationship Anarchy, understanding how we can start questioning the Relationship Escalator, and how learning to listen to our own desire can be a doorway to more profound connection in every realm of our lives.
Next week, we will bring you the second half of our discussion with Amy. Until then, if you want to learn more about Amy's work, visit:
If you would like to know more about circling, authentic relating, nonviolent communication (NVC), and more Relational Arts, check out our website.
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Music Credit:
- "Clot" by Supertask
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Music Credit: "Clot" by Supertask
Romantic love, sex, relationships. These are the field of Eros, and they are the major themes we will be dealing with to start off the Spring. How can we approach this overwhelming force with mindful care and purposeful attention? To help us figure that out, we brought on Amy Leigh Curry.
Amy is a facilitator, coach, and ordained non-denominational Minister. Her work is vast, from hosting sacred cuddle events to officiating weddings for non-traditional family structures.
Today on the podcast, she gives us a look at the liberating romantic concept of Relationship Anarchy, understanding how we can start questioning the Relationship Escalator, and how learning to listen to our own desire can be a doorway to more profound connection in every realm of our lives.
Next week, we will bring you the second half of our discussion with Amy. Until then, if you want to learn more about Amy's work, visit:
If you would like to know more about circling, authentic relating, nonviolent communication (NVC), and more Relational Arts, check out our website.
More stuff is going up on our YouTube all the time, so keep an eye out. That includes a video version of this very episode!
To support our work, become a patron on Patreon.
Music Credit:
- "Clot" by Supertask
To support our work, remember to:
Want to connect and learn more about the Relational Arts and the Beyond? Check out our links:
Music Credit: "Clot" by Supertask