Sacred Erotic Dancing
It's something to witness women in erotic groups. Although the co-ed groups are great, more women sign up for the women-only erotic group workshops. At first, I didn't understand why. I have since learned that, in a lot of ways, women don't like women. They are better in a same-sex workshop, because then these issues become apparent. In the co-ed workshops, the women do not want to be in competition with each other for the attention of a man. This is a programmed state and it is a curse to us women. We cannot trust each other, so we despise each other. We never really make men responsible for their actions. We women have also been programmed to believe that "a man will be a man." In this way, we absolve them of any responsibility for their actions.
One of the major reasons I do this work is to help release our unhealthy programming and create a more balanced and healthy state of mind.
Sacred erotic dancing is the dance of drawing down the Goddess. This erotic energy belongs to all of us through the creative principle we call Goddess, or the Divine Feminine. All women possess a right to be erotic for themselves. Our erotic energy is our core growth energy. Acknowledging it as the core energy within ourselves leads us into sexual and personal empowerment.
The movement of the dance is the calling of the four directions-north, south, east and west-and the awareness of the Sun and Earth/Moon relationship. With a sarong to assist our body and movements, we create anything we like. It's a simple swinging of hips and arms. The more we move, the more erotic the dance becomes. The more erotic we feel, the more we feel the movements. We are naked except for sarongs, which we sometimes even swing around ourselves as we dance. In fact, that's what we usually end up doing.
A woman's body is beautiful especially when she is giving herself to her dance. She is more alive.
It's arousing to watch each goddess dance to her particular Goddess vibration. It's always beautiful. When we dance this way, we dance for ourselves, not to please a man or anyone else. In this way, we acknowledge that we are divine and free. With this type of freedom being felt in a room, the air can, and often does become erotically charged.
We end with a group freestyle dance, just enjoying each other.
Sacred erotic dancing is an acknowledgement of the Divine Feminine within and is strengthened by our body movement.