31. Reclaiming the Lost Art of Sensuality

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Send a textUnlocking our sensuality is an incredible way to elevate our lives and manifest our desires! On this episode, we're discussing the delicious power of sensuality, and the EASY ways we can start embracing it. Get ready to feel alive, confident and present! Explore Bali w ...  Show more

In an episode that cuts straight to the soul, this week’s guest Andrea Gibson joins Ayana in a conversation that asks what it means to truly live. Andrea contemplates the ways we cope with loneliness and the deeply rooted societal fears of disconnection and of death. Facing fear, ...  Show more

After her father’s death, a poet considers her relationship with loss. Gabeba Baderoon is an Associate Professor of Women’s Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies, and African Studies at Penn State University and is the co-founder of the African Feminist Initiative at the universi ...  Show more

We experience more than what we see. CONSUME: “How to Meet and Dance with Your Death” by Larissa Shmailo ( http://larissashmailo.blogspot.com/2016/01/how-to-meet-and-dance-with-your-death.html) CREATE: Write 200-400 words about a meal. It can be eating the meal, preparing the meal ...  Show more