I am a Succulence Revolutionary.
My revolution is also yours. Deep down inside, we KNOW things in the world are not as they should be…. this is also true for our current relationship with our Erotic Nature.
Children need to be loved so fully that their environment is one that anchors in deep trust and erotic innocence.
Young women and men need to be loved so fiercely that their uncertainty and internal chaos does not play out through attempts to mimic a culture that is based on equally both sexploitation and sexual repression.
Women and men need to be loved so completely that whatever wounds and misconstrued ideas they carry about sexuality does not influence the true insight of their heart merging with their erotic intelligence, and thus preventing their erotic nature to find its true place in their lives.
Our Erotic Nature will never go away. 
It is an essential part of being human. We can fear it, imprison it, abuse it, and attempt to kill it, but it still it persists. It persists as it must since it is our very wildness and—like the wildness of this world—it is being exploited, raped, pillaged, and mismanaged.
Even now, as new and revolutionary ideas emerge to co-create a new ‘sustainable’ world, this ‘new’ world will not function if at its foundation there is deep shame and pain about our very nature as creative beings.
Sex isn’t just about having sex. Sex is a part of us as natural as breathing and as consistent as the beating of our heart.
As we move forward with claiming our lives in their totality, we are wise to include this part of ourselves, we are wise to hold it in a space of deep respect and appreciation, and we are wise to be willing to do what it takes to ensure its natural maturation and evolution.
This world needs a Succulence Revolution.
The longing we have for lush nature, for open, trusting hearts, for beauty that nourishes our parched soul, for all that is vibrating with deep passion… this longing speaks to our longing for Succulence. This is the unnoticed, yet essential current of life that makes life worthy of being lived.
It is worthy of our attention.
It is our birthright.








