Be Loveds, this will be the first premiere of the Grief Eros Film in it’s entirety. By popular request, we will gather to experience all 5 sections:
- intro to grief eros
- on secure attachment (what Sobonfu calls “village”)
- on race
- on gender
- on eros (what Sobonfu calls “intimacy”)
I’m delighted to support filmmaker and passionate creative Zahava Griss in a co-faciliation of this event. Together we will offer ritual movement to move your own grief & eros. Come open your heart, connect with other big hearts in these times, & connect to the lineage of these powerful rituals.
What is Grief Eros?
Grief is a soul cleansing, a physical, energetic, & spiritual release that supports us to recover from loss & reorient to a new way of life. Eros is our natural human tendency to share joy, play, sensuality, s3xuality & aliveness in ways that transform us. Grief Eros is what happens when all the ways eros has been denied during our life, now has the space & permission to be known… to be part of our wholeness.
Our bodies are designed to heal & to love. When we grieve, laugh, or orgasm, our bodies organically shake, release, & open to aliveness. We can call on this natural capacity any time when we set an intention to heal… to transform what is not yet love into love!
Have you ever had a cry-gasm? Our bodies are not trying to categorize what is grief & what is erotic. We don’t choose what we feel, we simply choose if we open to feel. When we choose to open, both grief & eros may flow through to dissolve our limitations & expand our felt sense of love. Grief Eros is one of the most powerful ways to connect with community & with spirit.
To prepare
Wear clothes you enjoy moving in.
Bring: journal, pen, water to drink, ancestor photos (optional), bowl of water to bless your body with
Note: this film is for adult viewers.
It includes nudity as well as vibrant spiritual, erotic & emotional expression. By attending this event you are consciously consenting to witness and partake in community conversation around grief, secure attachment, race, gender, & eros.
