Kundalini, your life force energy, is often described as a “coiled female serpent,” that inspires the fluid, rhythmic movements of the spine in this Kundalini Tantra Yoga practice. Breath and movement come together to release tension and open the body, supporting greater ease, flexibility, and natural healing. The tantric element of this movement practice invites you to free your body to move as it naturally desires, awakening a sense of freedom, presence, and the simple pleasure of being in your body. As your heart and body opens and energy flows more freely, you may find yourself feeling both energized and deeply restored, with a higher sense of awareness and sacred purpose.
We invest in roads, broadband, and housing – but the strength of any community comes down to something simpler: people who know and trust each other. So why does real community feel so hard to build? This talk explores why intentional community may be one of the most important forms of infrastructure we have in an uncertain future. It looks at what it takes to create spaces where people show up, stay engaged, and feel a genuine sense of belonging. You’ll leave with practical frameworks for building communities that foster depth, accountability, and real human connection.
Circling, (often referred to as Relational Meditation,) is a group practice that brings mindfulness and meditative presence to human interaction. In this introductory session, you’ll explore the basics of circling and step into a shared present-moment experience of being in connection with others. Sitting together in circle, the focus is on noticing and expressing what’s real as it unfolds in connection. Rather than analyzing or trying to get it right, the invitation is to stay with what you feel and experience in real time. This session offers a simple entry point into the practice, and a chance to experience a guided flow circle.
We’re living in a time that pulls us out of our bodies and into constant stimulation, distraction, and disconnection. Tantra offers a different path.
Rooted in ancient wisdom, it invites us back into presence. Back into the body, into relationship with others, and into a deeper connection with life itself. The ancient Tantriks saw the Divine in every breath and every touch. By learning how to merge our physical reality with our spiritual essence, we heal a 5,000-year-old pattern of disconnection and suppression. This talk is a guide to living a fully ecstatic life, in which the creational masculine and feminine forces are finally restored to their intended union. What becomes possible when we stop reaching outward for connection and begin to cultivate it from within? You’ll be invited to reflect on your own patterns and explore what it means to live with greater presence, connection, and embodied awareness in everyday life.
Long before twerking became a fad, the Luba people of Central Africa were already dancing. But it isn’t about performance or provocation. It’s about coming back to your body in a way that feels natural, grounded, and instinctive. Rooted in the Bantu heritage of the Kasai region, this traditional movement practice was originally used to celebrate life, fertility, and connection. At its core is a simple idea: the body holds knowledge we’ve learned to tune out. In this session, you won’t be learning choreography or trying to “get it right.” You’ll be guided through rhythm, breath, and gentle movement to explore what it feels like to move from your body’s root, rather than from self-consciousness or control. Open to all genders, this is a space where anyone can engage with the practice in a way that feels comfortable and true to them. You can move as much or as little as you like.
Fitness can be a gateway to the greatest evolutionary energy impacting every single area of your life. But it is often treated as just a physical goal, something to push through, measure, and improve. But what if the real shift starts somewhere else? This workshop looks at how your relationship to movement shapes your consistency, motivation, and overall sense of identity and purpose. We move beyond the physical and reconnect with the deeper, soul-driven force behind your fitness journey. You’ll discover the authentic fire that moves you, drives true consistency, and levels up your life. Fitness begins in the mind before results translate to your body. Aligning to your soul-level drivers in fitness will connect you to the life-force energy that changes not just your body, but evolves you spiritually. Because when your motivation is clear, the physical results tend to follow.
Modern social life increasingly moves at the speed of the algorithm. Swipe culture, instant messaging, endless scrolling, and dopamine-driven interactions are reshaping not only how we communicate but how we experience attraction, intimacy, anticipation, and desire itself. Even pleasure can begin to feel disconnected from presence, embodiment, and genuine human connection. Yet beneath the speed and stimulation, many people are longing for something slower, more intentional, and more real. This talk explores the growing desire for “slow socializing” and more conscious forms of connection that invite people back into presence, playfulness, sensuality, and embodied interaction. Drawing from experiences within sex-positive spaces and alternative social environments, the conversation examines how modern culture shapes intimacy, attention, vulnerability, and belonging. What happens when connection is approached not as consumption or instant gratification, but as something relational, embodied, and fully inhabited?
At its core, intimacy is the quiet desire for depth. To be known and received – just as you are. In this playful, authentic-relating experience, you’ll explore what it’s like to meet without masks, expectations, or an agenda. We bring intimacy back to something simple and human: the willingness to be real, to feel another, and to meet each moment as it unfolds.
Circling, (often referred to as Relational Meditation,) is a group practice that brings mindfulness and meditative presence to human interaction. In this introductory session, you’ll explore the basics of circling and step into a shared present-moment experience of being in connection with others. Sitting together in circle, the focus is on noticing and expressing what’s real as it unfolds in connection. Rather than analyzing or trying to get it right, the invitation is to stay with what you feel and experience in real time. This session offers a simple entry point into the practice, and a chance to experience a guided flow circle.
The digital world increasingly pushes us desperately wants to sanitize the human experience, filtering out what is dark, messy, and taboo in the name of “safety” and “growth”. But suffocating these parts doesn’t eliminate them; it creates pressure in your psyche that eventually leaks out as passive aggression or unconsented harm. But what happens to those parts when they’re ignored? True relational safety requires bringing the dark erotic into the light. This talk explores the transformative nature of holy pain and sacred sadism as a profound practice and how these can be approached with consent, structure and care, as a way to work with intensity rather than push it aside. We will explore how to ethically channel destructive urges into consensual, high-voltage portals of connection. You will be introduced to the principles that make these practices safe, intentional, and relational and what it takes to stay present and responsible at the edges of experiences. You’ll also learn why the deepest edges of kink require the highest levels of presence, care, and structural integrity.
