Love & Relationships

Sacred intimacy, at its core, means choosing not to share our bodies with someone we don’t love or can’t share our heart with. We all experience pleasure in different ways! According to Kabbalah, there are 10 archetypes that represent which type of lover you are. Whether you’re in a relationship or not, this wisdom is […]

Experiencing some self-doubt in your relationship is normal. It becomes problematic when it starts distorting your view of yourself and your partner — when you begin believing you are not good enough, or that you don’t deserve to be loved. According to Kabbalah, there are two types of doubt: “doubt for the sake of doubt”

Is it easy for you to merge the mother and lover archetypes? In other words, are you able to be a mother and lover simultaneously?  The psychoanalyst Carl Jung hypothesized that we are all born with an unconscious that holds various “archetypes.” These archetypes guide our brain as to what certain ideal behaviors feel like and how

Can you honestly say that you’ve experienced a true spiritual relationship? One built on unconditional love, that allows another soul to touch your heart. A love that makes you unite simultaneously with your lover and with your higher self? If not, do you feel as if you’re longing for that type of love? And where

To love—what a privilege! Love is an immeasurable tenderness and our instrument to become the Goddesses we are born to be.  In the words of King Solomon, “Many waters cannot quench love, nor can the floods drown it. If a woman would give for love all the wealth of her house, it would be utterly