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Feeling good is good. It's hard to say something in favor of pleasure without sounding redundant. Practicing pleasure should require no convincing, but it’s hidden in plain sight, an often overlooked and sometimes confusing territory. In this retreat, we'll explore what resources our practice holds for pleasure and how that pleasure can grow and flourish.
Feeling good is good. It's hard to say something in favor of pleasure without sounding redundant. Practicing pleasure should require no convincing, but it’s hidden in plain sight, an often overlooked and sometimes confusing territory. In this retreat, we'll explore what resources our practice holds for pleasure and how that pleasure can grow and flourish.