The Gospel of Pleasure is the ground of my work.

It is not a philosophy or a mindset — it is an orientation to life, and it is an embodied truth: one that makes sense not logically or mindwise...but after you practice. 

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It rests on one simple truth:

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Pleasure is the natural state of a system in real contact with itself.

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Not pleasure as indulgence.

Pleasure as presence. As good feeling in the body when nothing inside is being pushed away or managed.

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In this orientation, pain is not evidence that something’s wrong.

Pain is the body calling for deeper contact, not correction.

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And when pain is met directly — not fixed, not managed, not controlled — the system reorganizes.

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What reveals itself under pain is not damage or flaw.

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It is life. Warmth. Aliveness. Pleasure.

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Healing and pleasure turn out to be the same movement.

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To heal is to return to feeling good in the body.

To feel good in the body is to heal and feel your innate wholeness.

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How The Gospel Moves

Two living currents, one field

The Gospel of Pleasure expresses itself through two currents of aliveness:

• Deep Pleasure — the healing branch

• High Pleasure — the expressive branch

 

They are not opposites.
 

They are two intertwining ways the same truth moves through a body.

 

Deep Pleasure (being with our darkness)​

Deep Pleasure is the exquisite relief and sweetness that arise when we turn toward what hurts and discover:

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The pleasure doesn’t come after the pain — it is revealed inside the pain when it is finally met.

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Nothing inside was ever our enemy.

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This is where Inquiry Meditation (IM) lives — the body-based technology I developed to dissolve trauma and patterning in real time.

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In IM, awareness meets protection inside the moment a pattern is happening.

The system reorganizes at the root.

Suffering dissolves on contact.

Safety —  and good feeling — become the baseline.

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Deep Pleasure whispers:

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“This, too, is okay.”

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High Pleasure (sensual aliveness) 

High Pleasure is the joy of being alive for no reason other than that it feels good.

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Laughter. Sensation. Beauty. Connection. Music. Touch. Orgasm. Radiance.

The simple pleasure of being in a human body.

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High Pleasure heals a different split — the split between sensuality and spirituality.

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It tells the body:

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“It is good to be here.”

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This expression moves especially through my work with women — because when a woman’s pleasure returns, her power returns too.

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How It All Fits

The Gospel of Pleasure is the cosmology — the living field.

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Deep Pleasure and High Pleasure are the currents that move inside it.

Inquiry Meditation and Sensual Living are the technologies that embody it.

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Together, they form a single ecosystem:

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• Deep Pleasure restores wholeness at the roots.

• High Pleasure lets that wholeness become a life.

In this orientation, healing is not the end of the road.

 

Awakening is not separate from the body.

 

Pleasure is not earned later.

 

And our pain is not the opposite of our pleasure — it is the doorway to it. 

 

Healing and pleasure stop being opposites.

 

Instead, one makes way for the other. They reveal themselves as one continuous experience of being fully alive.

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Where the Gospel Becomes Real (Current Expressions)

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High Pleasure — the expressive current
• WOMAN — live online course for women reclaiming pleasure as power
• Pleasure at The Lola — monthly salon + upcoming 4-week series in Atlanta

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Deep Pleasure — the integrative current
• Inquiry Meditation 1:1 sessions — virtual across the U.S. and in person in Atlanta

 

Both currents serve the same realization: It feels good — and safe — to be fully here.

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The mystical truth underneath all of this

Everything in this work — trauma resolution, sensuality, embodiment — points to one underlying reality:

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When awareness and protection reunite, the truth of who we are becomes undeniable.

 

People call it healing.
 

People call it awakening.
People call it remembering.

 

The name is not the point.

 

The point is the direct experience:
 

a body that no longer needs to protect itself in order to exist.

 

When that happens, the everyday world becomes mystical —
 

not because anything changed outside,
 

but because nothing inside is being fought anymore.

 

What remains is aliveness.