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IMPORTANT NOTICE
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Email: amandalovelyons@gmail.com
How
did the rose
ever open its heart
and give to this world all of its beauty?
It felt the encouragement of light against its being,
otherwise we all remain too
frightened. (Hafiz)
You are whole, perfectly imperfect and more than enough just as you are.
Your opening up into the world and into life itself is similar to the opening of a rose bud into full blossom. With the correct level of support and nurture, with the ideal environment and ample nourishment, you will be able to blossom into your full radiance. Your beauty and bliss then becomes a gift that you offer the world and people are benefited simply by being in your presence.
For many people there have been times when the environment didn't meet their needs, when the harshness of life created constriction and caused them to close down, to feel less than radiant, less than able to share themselves with the world in a healthy, safe and joyful way. There have been times in which you may have felt targeted and excluded, suffered loss of social standing, experienced gut clenching humiliation or rejection, been plummeted into deep grief at the loss of a loved one. You may have made choices that didn't turn out so well and taken into your body, fear, shame, guilt, and regret. All of these places of restriction and wounding have impacted on your ability to know the beauty of your true self, and have limited your sense of right to self expression, pleasure, and intimate connection with self and others.
Are You Ready to Open to Yourself, Open to Life?
The loving touch received through the sacred art of Tantra is a powerful and wonderful way to remember your wholeness, to experience unconditional acceptance, safe holding, supreme nourishment and a level of nurture that will allow your rightful unfolding into full blossoming. You are invited into the space of deep healing and heart-centred conscious touch.
If you are ready to commit to your heartfelt need to feel truly alive, truly connected, then please allow me the honour of supporting you.
did the rose
ever open its heart
and give to this world all of its beauty?
It felt the encouragement of light against its being,
otherwise we all remain too
frightened. (Hafiz)
You are whole, perfectly imperfect and more than enough just as you are.
Your opening up into the world and into life itself is similar to the opening of a rose bud into full blossom. With the correct level of support and nurture, with the ideal environment and ample nourishment, you will be able to blossom into your full radiance. Your beauty and bliss then becomes a gift that you offer the world and people are benefited simply by being in your presence.
For many people there have been times when the environment didn't meet their needs, when the harshness of life created constriction and caused them to close down, to feel less than radiant, less than able to share themselves with the world in a healthy, safe and joyful way. There have been times in which you may have felt targeted and excluded, suffered loss of social standing, experienced gut clenching humiliation or rejection, been plummeted into deep grief at the loss of a loved one. You may have made choices that didn't turn out so well and taken into your body, fear, shame, guilt, and regret. All of these places of restriction and wounding have impacted on your ability to know the beauty of your true self, and have limited your sense of right to self expression, pleasure, and intimate connection with self and others.
Are You Ready to Open to Yourself, Open to Life?
The loving touch received through the sacred art of Tantra is a powerful and wonderful way to remember your wholeness, to experience unconditional acceptance, safe holding, supreme nourishment and a level of nurture that will allow your rightful unfolding into full blossoming. You are invited into the space of deep healing and heart-centred conscious touch.
If you are ready to commit to your heartfelt need to feel truly alive, truly connected, then please allow me the honour of supporting you.
