Maya Rose
| Occupation | Sacred Sexuality, Intimacy and Conscious Relating |
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| Location | Midleton, Co. Cork, Ireland |
| Introduction | As a Spiritual being on a human journey… Maya has searched for the 'perfect' beloved, realising that the most perfect beloved of all resides within her. We may desire to worship their reflection on the outside, merge with that reflection in union, only to come back to ourselves.. Feeling loved is not the action from the outside in, but from the inside out... |
| Interests | Personal Empowerment. Expansion. Connection. Bridging separation. Intimacy. Conscious Relating. Meditation. Tantric/ Celtic Srituaity.Philosophy.Non-Duality |
| Favorite movies | "Our longing for the eternal kindles our imagination to bless. Regardless of how we configure the eternal, the human heart continues to dream of a state of wholeness, that place where everything comes together, where loss will be made good, where blindness will transform into vision, where damage will be made whole, where the clenched question will open in the house of surprise, where the travails of life's journey will enjoy a homecoming. To invoke a blessing is to call some of that wholeness upon a person now" (John O' Donohue) |
| Favorite music | The Beloved (known by many names: the Mystery, God, the Universe. . .) is whispering to us in the cells of our bodies, on the wind through the trees: Who and what your are, by virtue of you simply being, is exactly what is needed & wanted. What if we heard this, believed it, let all our trying to do more or be more simply dissolve? Who and what you are, just by being, is exactly what is needed and wanted, right now. ORIAH MOUNTAIN DREAMER |
| Favorite books | Urban Tantra~Barbara Carrellas Born to be Free~Jac O'Keeffe Open to Desire~Mark Epstein Osho~The Supreme Understanding The Fuck-it Way Awareness~Anthony De Mello Anam Cara~John O'Donohue |
Well, maybe they don't need them, but don't you think that some fish might like a bicycle?
Beauty is not in the face; beauty is a light in the heart." — Khalil Gibran

