Message from Eva Kali
Did you use sex and spirituality in the same sentence?
Yes I did! And that’s exactly what my sex coaching practice focuses on. As a sacred sexuality teacher and practitioner for many years I’ve come to understand that a large portion of the sex negative views and experiences we have (personally and collectively) come from that clean-cut separation between sexuality and spirituality, completely denying, ignoring and even burying the same energy that keeps us alive. When we bury our life force and deny its existence, we’re going against the natural order of the cosmos (yep we’re experts at doing that!) and the consequences are catastrophic. The statistics regarding sex crimes are out of control and it’s a grim scenario for future generations if things continue down this path.
I firmly believe that one person that heals their sexual life; opens up to enjoying and feeling pleasure in a positive and healthy way; and ultimately, is able to integrate those shunned parts of their sexual desire with their spirituality (however that’s expressed), is one person that’s doing their part in the collective sexual healing of our world.
Imagine being able to feel authentic pleasure, be vulnerable and connect with yourself and others in ways you never thought possible and know that you can now pass on this information to future generations? Now that’s a world we may enjoy more. It won’t magically happen though, each of us has to take responsibility for our part in the creation of that future. Mine comes in the form of having dedicated my life to experiencing, studying, healing, facing dark challenges and now bringing you what I’ve learned and be your guide so you can also live a fully sexually and spiritually empowered life.
What are you willing to do to take charge and reach your full potential?
My Vision
A sex positive world where pleasure is seen and experienced as a birth right.
A world where we are safe to explore, enjoy and live our sexuality fully and completely.
A world healed from the sexual wound, the sexual trauma.
