The Sacred Sexuality Round-Up’s ecstatic Saturday evening event of Sacred Connection and Ceremony…
Interested in the spiritual side of sex and intimacy? Perhaps you’re a workshop junkie looking for your next rush of experiential learning? Do you like to dive deep with people when you meet them? Looking for a way to share ecstatic states with others that doesn’t mean having to get naked or tumbling into bed together?
Maybe none of these questions interest you and you’re just looking for something amazing to do on a Saturday night in Times Square?
Whether you’re into Tantra, worshiping the Goddess, aligning your Chakras, or just looking for another unique and uplifting experience to attend in NYC so you can brag to your friends back home… Saturday night’s puja in Time Square is definitely the place where you can meet exciting people, shout and clap and dance for joy, and tap into something larger than yourself!
Co-created and facilitated by three amazingly powerful and sensual Tantricas, Teeni Dakini, Kiana Love and Reverend Charmaine, join us for a guided, sacred ceremony of connection in which we release the idea of personality and embrace the divine aspects of ourselves and others!
Expand your spiritual community while meeting some of the top sacred sexuality educators in the country.
The Triple Tantric Goddess Puja is a spiritual celebration with a large component of sensuality and intimacy. It is NOT a sexual free-for-all, nor is it a sex party. This event is appropriate for curious beginners to adepts and “workshop junkies!” All orientations and relationship statuses welcome. Come celebrate our sacredness and divinity together with these three, powerful facilitator goddesses!
What should you expect, and what the heck is a Puja anyway?
by Round-Up founder Reid Mihalko
A puja is basically any ritual gathering of devotion. Pujas exist in many cultures, Hindi cultures being the main ones that will come up if you Google “puja.”
Pujas can take many shapes and forms and can include music, food, meditation, dance, etc.
In the American Tantra community, a Puja is… To be humorous here (I can’t resist)… A puja could be described as a ritualized kind of sacred “speed-dating” where the focus is on seeing the divine in one another through various exercises and participatory games! Often you will get to meet many people in one event, hence the “speed-dating” aspect.
And, it’s NOT about dating (though you will meet lots of like-minded people, so who knows!).
American-style, Tantric pujas can take many, many forms and the exercises are endless in variety, so no two pujas are ever the same!
Saturday night’s Triple Goddess Puja will consists of several group and solo exercises lead by our esteemed Goddesses. It will be non-sexual but sensual, meaning that no sex will be allowed, but that exploring your sensuality is. Things like feeding fruit to another and having it fed to you, or dancing for others to witness your radiance (if you’re a yes to doing these things because you can always opt-out and say no), these are things you can expect.
Eye-gazing with your partner or with others is also something very common at Tantric pujas, so expect that!
Again, everyone attending can opt-in or opt-out of any and all exercises and games, and we will be encouraging people to honor themselves and their intuition as we celebrate together and explore seeing the divinity in ourselves and our peers.
And you can leave the puja at anytime; however, you must show up on time to the event. No late arrivals!For the shy at heart, this will be a safe, encouraging space for you to challenge yourself and invite yourself to explore your boldness. For couples, this is a GREAT event to attend together. It makes for an unforgettable date night, too!Some exercises will be focusing on one’s self, and others will be designed where you can engage and explore with your partner and/or other men and women at the event.
Again, this is NOT an orgy and is a safe place for single men and women as well as couples and friends. Wear comfortable clothes and get as dressed up as you would like, and please tell your friends!!!
Namasté! (Which is Sanskrit for “I see and honor the divine within you.”)ReidPs. Bring your open mind and open heart along with some comfortable clothes to Reflections Yoga Saturday the 25th so you can let your hair down, move your body, and let your spirit shine!
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For one idea on what a puja is, go HERE.
