When Nature Inspires the Arts of Love
I cannot count how many people shared the gift of Playa Azul this May 14-15 weekend. People of all colors, ages, sizes, genders. People who were quiet and respectful of each other, of neighboring groups, of myself, of the service … Continued
It’s Coming! Ecosexual Coming Out Day is May 1st! Are you dirty and proud!?! Coinciding with Beltane — the Pagan Fertility Festival — and International Worker’s Day, Ecosexual Coming Out Day is a day for Earth Lovers and Lovers of … Continued
Hi dear ones. How did you spend Earth day? Did you remember to love the Earth we make love on? In this time of big changes in the world’s political landscapes, the 99 percent galvanize a movement that could bring … Continued
David Wheitner’s “At Season’s Playful Edges” Fall’s cool, breezy greeting dances flowingly, blowingly over my lips Carrying away one breath just as it brings another. The autumnal equinox signals the bountiful harvest In all its vibrant colors, its juicy … Continued
SerenaGaia’s “Talking with Gaia: What Is Ecosexual Love?” Why this dialog? Serena and Gaia are two parts of me that speak together. . . . The dialog is the vanishing point where they become the same. This happens to … Continued
Rachel Adair’s “Unconditional Sensuality” Our planet is a very sensual place. In every realm, the senses can be tantalized to the fullest extent. The key is to awaken ourselves to this vast expanse of enlivened ecstasies. Our current cultural norm … Continued
Dieter Duhm’s “Sexpeace and Greenpeace: Peace between the Sexes and Peace with Nature” All dogmas and all structures that are too rigid are dams which hold back life. Any attempt at levelling life or forcing it into too narrow channels … Continued
Joy Brooke Fairfield’s “POLY THEORY: Making Meaning and Re-making Culture through Rhizomatic Intimacy” As a preliminary case study for poly theory, I want to look at this specific practice that non-monogamous people do. What do poly people do? They learn … Continued
Walt Patrick’s “Engaging Ecosexuality: A Communitarian’s Perspective” I’ve come to think of an ecosexual as someone who honors the potency of the erotic life force that flows through us and around us and chooses to focus this power through the … Continued
Mark Olson’s “A Neuroscience Perspective on Thriving Relationships” Compatibility Fisher’s research might suggest that a minimum requirement for a thriving relationship would be that all three drives of lust, romantic attraction, and attachment are present. On the surface, that … Continued