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What does sex have to do with God?What does God have to do with sex? Is sex feeling flat? one-dimensional? leaving you wanting more?Is your connection with spirit lacking? What if you could connect them together? Sequoia Thom, M.A., began grappling with these questions at an early age. His strict religious upbringing created a painful internal split between his lustful longing for male love and his equally strong desire to connect with spirit. That pain and shame drove him on a life-long quest to fathom the depths of both sex and spirit: to explore where they may be connected. He discovered that libido is like rocket fuel to open the heart and access the spirit. After a decade of in-depth study of Yoga and Tantra, at 35 he began offering Tantra massage and workshops teaching men how to spread the powerful pelvic charge into full-body bliss. In his deeply personal memoir, Sequoia shares all he learned over 50 years on his transformational journey, and offers it for your own transformation, so that you can: free yourself from any residue of sexual guilt or shame,deepen your own connection between your sex, heart, and soul;experience deeper love for yourself and others; explore sex with human partners as a form of worship of the formless universal Beloved; andglimpse the one pure consciousness that we all are at the deepest level. 'I want us all to live with our genitals, heart and soul in happy harmony,' he wrote. 'I offer you my life as an open book.' Are you ready to connect your own sex and spirit? Follow Sequoia’s transformational life journey: your life will be better because of what you’ll discover about you! 'You’re in the safest of sensitive hands. Sequoia Thom has a healer’s touch, a poet’s vision, the multi-ringed courage of a mighty first-growth tree, and an impeccable record for teaching people how to soar.' ~ from the Foreword by David Mielke
