Sacred Sexuality and Relationships
Neo-tantra, sacred sexuality across cultures, eros as a path, sacred relationship as initiation.
With special guest teachers:
Indian sex therapist Neha Bhat and Viraja Prema
Week 1: Neo-Tantra
What it is, where it came from, and what's actually useful.
Week 2: Sacred Sexuality Across Cultures
How traditions have held the sacred and the sexual together.
Week 3: Eros as Path
Desire, consent, and intimacy as practice.
Week 4: Sacred Relationship
Relationship as mirror and gateway; dyadic practices.
About our Special Guest Teachers
Neha Bhat
Neha Bhat is a Licensed sex and trauma psychotherapist (ABT, ATR-P) practicing between India and the U.S., known publicly as @indiansextherapist. Has worked with more than 5,000 individuals, couples, and organizations on sexual trauma, interpersonal violence, and decolonial approaches to healing, including at the University of Michigan, the Art Institute of Chicago, Rush Medical Center, and the Tata Institute of Social Sciences. Author of the bestselling Unashamed: Notes from the Diary of a Sex Therapist (HarperCollins India), winner of Vogue's Best Author Award; her Healing from Sexual Trauma Masterclass won a UN Laadli Award. Teaches at NYU, UC Berkeley, the University of Michigan, and St. Xavier's College, Mumbai.
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Episode #175: Unashamed | Bringing Sexuality Alive in the Birthplace of the Kama Sutra
Viraja Prema
Viraja Prema is a Tantra educator, healer, and transformational coach with more than two decades of experience, working with leaders and individuals on healing and embodied transformation. PhD in Human Science / Integral Health (CIHS) and a Transformational Touch practitioner since 1996. She blends classical tantric wisdom with modern somatic technique. She is also one of Christine's teachers.
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Episode #97: Rebound from Betrayal, Create Sacred Safety & Express your True Self with Viraja Prema
Starting April 6, 2027
Every Tuesday (Virtual Sessions)
Live sessions on April 6, 13, 20, and 27, 2027.
10:00 AM Pacific · 1:00 PM Eastern · 6:00 PM London · 7:00 PM Central Europe · 10:30 PM India
$500
The sacred isn't somewhere else.
It isn't above you, ahead of you, or waiting until you've earned it. It's immanent and intimate — and you can find it alone, but more often you find it through the mirror of another person, through the feeling body, through an ungated heart.
If you're reading this, something in you was already moving.
Why it's live, and why it's a group
The part people assume is a nice extra. It isn't.
Relational awakening demands relational containers.
You can read the philosophy alone. You can't practise it alone, because what's being practised is recognition, and recognition needs a mirror. Not enmeshment, not a soup of "we".
Something more precise: become so present to your own field that you can be fully attuned to
another without leaving yourself.
The group that sees and affirms each other's light, reflects the shadows gently, holds space when someone forgets. Where being recognised stops being remarkable and becomes ordinary.
Nothing gets left out
Every feeling is Shakti. Pleasure, pain, longing, despair, joy, rage, tenderness — all of it is consciousness in motion. No feeling is made wrong. Meet it. Don't suppress it. Feel it fully and add nothing extra, and it will show you the spacious awareness that was holding it the whole time. Other paths ask you to transcend, withdraw, or purify certain states out. This one doesn't exclude anything.
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