PUSSY POWER: Pleasure Without Faking It

A free live sacred-sexuality class to help you hear your body’s yes and no, understand the anatomy you were never taught, and approach pleasure without pressure.

Wednesday, September 16 at 10:00 a.m. Pacific

For women and people with vulvas.

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You know how to listen to everyone else. But can you hear yourself?

Maybe you can read a room in seconds, feel what your lover needs, and sense the smallest change in someone else’s energy.

But when it comes to your own body, the signal gets harder to find.

You rush past uncertainty. You say yes before you have felt your yes. You try to make arousal happen. You wonder why the things that once turned you on no longer work. You know your body is powerful—but you do not always know how to access that power without performing for it.

This does not mean your body is broken.

It may mean no one ever taught you how to approach your body slowly enough to hear what she is saying.

Pussy Power: Pleasure Without Faking It is a free three-part free class for women and people with vulvas who want to stop overriding their bodies and begin building a relationship with pleasure rooted in consent, pleasure without performance or expectation, and real anatomical knowledge.

This is an invitation to listen.

To learn your own anatomy. To recognize your body’s yes, no, maybe, not yet, and I don’t know. To discover what becomes possible when pleasure is no longer something you have to produce for somebody else. 

Inside the Free Class

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In this live class, we will bring consent, sacred anatomy, and pleasure into the same conversation—so you can stop treating your body like something you have to manage, fix, or make perform.

Together, we’ll explore:

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APPROACHING PLEASURE WITHOUT AN AGENDA

Your pussy {probably} wants you to slow all the way the fuck down. To approach her with reverence. Slowly from the outside in. With patience, attention, and no assumption that closeness is owed to her.

You’ll learn a different way to approach her and arousal: one that allows you to notice fear, hesitation, curiosity, desire, and pleasure without rushing toward an outcome. You’ll learn to actually hear what she wants.

7 Minutes to Heaven: Learning Consent with Your Own Body 

This practice is for the moments when you feel deeply disconnected from your body and heart - when anxiety takes over, when heartbreak has you spinning, when you can't find ground.

It's about cultivating consent between your body and you.

Your body is giving you information rooted in the past. Your nervous system is telling your brain "we are not safe", even when, right now, you are.

This short meditation teaches you how to resource yourself and then ask your body a simple question: Is this a good time to offer you grounding, nourishment, healing?

And then - you listen. However the response comes.

Through sensation. Through image. Through a yes, a no, a maybe, or an "I don't know."

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RECLAIMING THE ANATOMY THEY KEPT FROM YOU

The G-spot. The urethral sponge. The cervix. Internal pleasure and female ejaculation.

We’ll explore parts of the body many people with vulvas were never taught to name or understand—not so you can achieve a new kind of sexual success, but so you can meet your body with more knowledge, choice, and wonder.

By the end of our time together, you will have new ways to:

  • Recognize the difference between desire and performance so that you can make choices based on what you genuinely want—not what you think you should want.

  • Hear your body’s boundaries before you override them so that you can express your yes, no, maybe, or not yet before discomfort becomes shutdown, resentment, or regret.

  • Approach touch and arousal with less urgency and more choice so that pleasure has room to emerge without being chased, forced, or performed.

  • Understand parts of your anatomy that may have been hidden from you so that you can explore your body with greater confidence, curiosity, and agency.

  • Relate to numbness, fear, and uncertainty without treating them as failure so that you can remain in relationship with yourself even when pleasure is not immediately available.

  • Experience pleasure as information, intimacy, and possibility—not another demand so that your sexuality becomes a place where you can listen to yourself instead of abandoning yourself.

The point is not to become better at sex. The point is to become better at not abandoning yourself. 

Wednesday, September 16 at 10:00 a.m. Pacific

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Meet Adriana

Somatic Healer • Oracle • Artist • Adult Sex Educator • Trance Dance Guide

She helps people unhook from oppression and come home to their bodies.

Adriana is the founder of Body Temple Church School and creator of Body Temple Dance - where grief and rage become aliveness through ritual and prayer-formance.

13 years sober. Trauma-informed. Tantra-aligned.

Her work is rooted in Kashmir Shaivism and Southern Italian Shamanism, ancient lineages where the body is both altar and oracle.

She's studied with Deborah Sundahl, Alessandra Belloni, Mirabai Starr, and Heidi Rose Robbins, weaving ritual theater, energy healing, trauma release, and devotional practice into a path of collective liberation.

Her invitation: Dance with the sacred in all things, grief, rage, love, death, and sex.

Currently writing her first book: Body Temple.

"A safe and effortless space for exploration and healing."

The yoni workshop holds a special place for me... Adriana's sensitive and graceful guidance provides an atmosphere of security, making it feel safe and effortless to become fully immersed while at the same time encouraging individual decisions, allowing for complete freedom of choice.

— Chrissy Godt

"You allowed me to connect with a spirituality I didn't think I'd ever have.”

Your work has allowed me to connect with a spirituality I didn't think I'd ever have but always longed for within myself and is allowing me to break open and safely heal intimacy wounding that I didn't think I could ever heal. I'm feeling so grateful today. Thank you for all that you do and the healing you give to the collective.

— Kelly Jo

"I feel like a new person. My voice is already different.”

WOW. After learning the G-Spot practice, I feel like a new person. My voice is already different. Like a lot of what has bound me exploded out in that moment. I can see how that could not have happened just sitting in meditation.

— LF

"I have come home to my own body.”

I truly feel as though I have come home to my own body. Learning about the anatomy of the female prostate and its connection to the vagus nerve has empowered me in my relationship with my body unlike anything else in my life. It has demystified so much, healed so much shame, and shown me exactly how much pleasure is available to me from within my own body. Everyone with a vagina deserves to have this information.

— Caroline

YOUR PUSSY IS ALWAYS SPEAKING TO YOU. ARE YOU READY TO LISTEN AND COME INTO DEEPER RELATIONSHIP WITH YOUR PLEASURE?

This Free Class Is for You If…

  • You say yes, keep going, or perform pleasure before you know what you actually want—and you want to make choices that do not require leaving yourself behind.

  • You feel numb or disconnected from your body—and you want a gentle way to rebuild trust without forcing yourself to feel, open, or become aroused.

  • The old ways of getting turned on are no longer working—and you want to discover what becomes possible when intimacy moves more slowly and actually listens to your body.

  • You are curious about your anatomy but do not want sex education that feels clinical, pornified, or focused on achievement—so that you can explore your body with more knowledge, choice, and wonder.

  • You intellectually understand consent but struggle to feel your yes, no, maybe, or not yet in real time—and you want consent to become a living relationship with your body.

You do not need to be sexually confident.

You do not need to be partnered.

You do not need to feel ready for everything.

You only need enough curiosity to begin listening.

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Pleasure creates the opportunity for your desires, spiritual meaning, and sense of purpose to become rooted.