In this video from the 2020 Depth & Devotion Program, a 90-day virtual experience in the Art of Sacred Intimacy, John describes a framework for relating that he cultivated with Kendra Cunov based on the 3 Stages of Relating created by David Deida.
In this video from the 2020 Depth & Devotion Program, a 90-day virtual experience in the Art of Sacred Intimacy, John describes why he believes that consciously committing to making our love artful, moment-to-moment, is the biggest piece of self-responsibility that we can imagine.
In this video from the 2020 Depth & Devotion program, a 90-day Virtual Experience in the Art of Sacred Intimacy, John describes why embodiment is such a powerful transformational tool.
In this video from the August 2020 “Love, Sex, Yoga: Spiritual Intimacy for the Modern World” Online Immersion, John describes the process by which our bodies take the shape of the lessons and programming we learned as children, and how our relationships become defined by them.
In this video from the June 2020 Art of Spiritual Intimacy Online Weekend Immersion, John describes how both a masculine and feminine partner can bring more energy to one another to enliven and inspire more passionate intimacy.
In this short video from the February 2020 Valentine’s Intensive in Santa Monica, CA, John describes how to transmute anger into an expression that can be received by your partner and the world as love.
In this short video from the February 2020 Valentine’s Intensive in Malibu, CA, John describes the Shamanic and Yogic approach to relating.
In this video from the October 2019 Art of Loving Fiercely intensive, John expresses that we all need a highly developed masculine and feminine – because the world needs both – and ultimately, the best practice is those two parts perfectly entwined, responding moment-to-moment.
In this video from the October 2019 Art of Loving Fiercely Intensive in New York, John describes the gifts of the Sacred Body.
In this video from the September 2019 Embodied Women’s Weekend Intensive in New York, John describes three stages of feminine self-expression.