YONI SPEAK

When we think of love, we usually connect it to loving someone or something—things or people we genuinely enjoy or care about. We often see love as just an emotion, but it’s actually a powerful energy we’re all made of and live within. Being "in love" is a special state of awareness. It happens when we’re around someone who opens up our hearts in a new way. This often includes sexual chemistry and hormones like oxytocin, which make us feel warm, connected, and in sync with our partner. However, these feelings are temporary. They help us bond initially, but eventually, the intense "in-love" feelings may fade, revealing our partner more as they really are. This experience is a natural part of being human. But to reach a deeper, Divine Love—love in its purest, universal form—we need to be willing to look within ourselves. This means facing our own traumas, healing past wounds, and learning the lessons our soul is here to experience. Accessing Divine Love isn’t easy, bu...

  Imagine a world where every individual is cherished, respected, and honored for their unique strengths and wisdom. A world where women are celebrated not just for their beauty but for their courage and insight, and where men are free to express their full range of emotions and potential, without judgment or fear. In this world, as young girls and boys come of age, they are welcomed into adulthood with sacred ceremonies that teach them to embrace their bodies and themselves with love and acceptance. There is no shame in self-love, no hesitation in celebrating the beauty of intimacy. Here, the elders gently guide the young, teaching them about love, responsibility, and the wonder of adulthood. This world is one where men and women stand as equals, working hand-in-hand to build communities rooted in respect and collaboration. Everyone’s unique gifts are recognized and valued, and every person plays a vital role in shaping the health, education, and well-being of the whole. Gender is...

  Did you know that for the past two-plus thousand years women have been molded by a false narrative about their authentic feminine power?  The truth about our feminine power is that it resides within us as our sexuality and our sex.   This power that all women have which has been distorted, denied, and falsified by the male dominator culture in which we live has caused us to believe that our innate value is based on our outer beauty, and sexual appeal to others, especially men, rather than on our intellect, wit, unique gifts, and talents. Our innate sexual power lies in the fact that we can give birth to another human being, that within our womb lies a magnetic force this energy within our womb, yoni, punani, or pussy is so powerful that when consciously channeled and focused it can be used to heal, give tremendous pleasure, manifest and create anything that we might desire.  This power we hold has been feared by mankind because of its magnetic pull and attract...

Change yourself and you change the world. We have all heard this before but what does it mean? Think about where you are on your journey because your inner state shapes your timeline. From a quantum perspective, time doesn’t exist—it is a concept we’ve created. All moments happen simultaneously.  You can only change your life by working on your perceptions and energy field. This involves doing your inner work, facing your shadows, and healing deep wounds. As you heal, you transform your timeline and impact the collective timeline. To change the world, start by changing yourself. Your vibration is crucial, now more than ever. If you want to see a different world, examine the frequency you’re emitting. What are you putting your attention on? Where are you focusing your energy?   If you feel like a victim, for example, how can you begin to unwind that program to heal and free yourself? That's your starting point. We are all made of electromagnetic energy and light. When your...

Recently, I revisited Peggy Ornstein's insightful book, "Girls and Sex," penned in 2016. It was a journey to reconnect with her research and insights into various aspects of girls' experiences and perspectives on sexuality, relationships, and identity. I wanted to see if there had been any shifts since the book's publication and, if so, what they were. Did girls still navigate similar challenges in the realms of sex, dating, and the infamous hook-up culture? As someone deeply entrenched in teaching women's sexuality and serving as a sex educator for years, I found some of the anecdotes from young women disheartening. Their accounts of navigating the patriarchal landscapes of college life, particularly within dorms, sororities, or frat houses, shed light on persistent issues. Questions lingered: Was the outdated excuse of "boys will be boys" still prevalent, especially within fraternities? Did girls still feel pressured to conform, to be sexually ac...

  The Transhumanist movement is becoming more evident every day. The age of AI is here but at what cost?  It seems harmless enough to be used as an adjunct to our human brain. To help us with papers, articles and writing, etc. Of course AI at this level can be very useful and it may appear as something that we absolutely can't live without.  Afterall, our phones use AI and computers use search engines. It all seems harmless enough, and the creators of AI are counting on our thinking just that.   They are grooming us to become dependent on something artificial to do our thinking for us. Once this has become the norm then another level is introduced to the populace that will not be so harmless.  As our world continues to transform and the old paradigm crumble, each of us need to be aware of the dangers of AI as well as of it's benefits.  Are we the masters or the servants? We are at a crossroads in humanity. Two timelines are evolving one which is about ...