Foundation for sex Positive Culture presents: Mindful Erotic Embodiment
A conscious self pleasuring practice facilitated by Seattle Sexological Bodyworkers.

Mindful Erotic Embodiment (MEE) is a conscious self-pleasuring exploration practiced within a communal erotic space. This practice can be transformative! Mindful Erotic Embodiment sessions will weave together the heart and genitals in the heart-field of supportive community. This often produces a state of arousal that is free of fantasy, unfinished emotional business, religious dogma, cultural caveats and habitual sexual behaviors. In this erotic trance state, an individual becomes aware of the body as a source of wisdom, happiness and freedom. This event will involve breathing, savoring, sound, movement, self-touch, placement of attention, and awareness of intention. Please come prepared to engage with your desire. Bring toys and any supplies you might want including towels or mats to sit on. We will create a sacred and supportive space full of music and good company.

August's theme is Abundance.

No late entry will be allowed due to the intimate nature of this workshop. Doors will be locked at 10 minutes after the start time.
All sexes, genders, ethnicities, sexual orientations, relationship orientations welcome and celebrated.

Cost at the door: $22.
Attendance is limited to 30 people.
Questions may be directed to: education@thefspc.org

About the Facilitators:
Tai is a Certified Sexological Bodyworker and holds a Master’s degree in Sacred Erotic Psychology focused on the understanding of the Self through the erotic union of the individual soul-spirit-body with others and the world. Their practice centers around embodiment, emotions, empathy, shadow and shame work, body image, self-worth, sexual and relational trauma, boundaries, queer issues, gender exploration, and the unending quest for wholeness that is humanity. www.embracingpleasure.com

Toby comes from a background in Education and Massage Therapy. With a Masters in Teaching and also as a Certified Sexological Bodyworker, he aspires to assist folks in facilitating stronger, healthier relationships with their own bodies and their relationships with others. www.SpiritualEros.com

This event is presented by the Foundation for Sex Positive Culture. Please go to TheFSPC.org for more information.

This event is sponsored by the Center for Sex Positive Culture.