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About half-way through this podcast with the incredible Dr Keesha Ewers, Ayurvedic & Functional Medicine Nurse Practitioner with her PhD in Sexology, she defines a Tantra as ‘a teaching’, but this whole show is actually a Tantra. It’s no holds barred as she challenges us to remove the veils of duality, even with things we have traditionally considered dirty or unpleasant or anathema. This makes everything in our environment a potential Tantra, from strangers we meet along a trail to our closest physical lover, with whom we still often maintain a separation. Dr Keesha then applies this perspective of Tantra to our culture, society, social upheaval, racism, politics and the COVID global pandemic. The walls we think we put up for our safety are no match for the reality in which we find ourselves. Rooting down into our universality is the answer. Being able to see ourselves as one with the virus and the police who murdered George Floyd affords us a unique and compassionate vantage point in which to interrupt the behaviors with greater effectiveness, efficiency and totality. This is the way to make social and global change and it starts within our own mind and consciousness.

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Dr Keesha Ewers in a Nurse Practitioner with her PhD in Sexology who sees patients online. She also runs an incredible educational empire which trains health coaches called AIM: Academy for Integrative Medicine and inspiring and teaching people how to be their best selves. She is also an author of four books: Solving the Autoimmune Puzzle, The Quick & Easy Paleo Autoimmune Cookbook, and the Mystic Medicine Mandala Coloring book. Dr Keesha is actually known as for her mystic approach to medicine and has led seekers on trips to sacred sites around the world all the while anchoring her work in the here and now moments of relationship to self, others and world. This is known as the science of Tantra and what we are going to focus on today. She’s raised 4 children, been a flight nurse and ICU nurse. She loves to run, play outside and continues to have an incredible sense of humor. She is the full package and I can’t honor her enough as she has been my mentor and friend for over 15 years now. She was the guest on one of her opening podcasts discussing her doctoral dissertation which connected forgiveness and the female orgasm and she’s back with us today to go even deeper into the neuroscience and spirituality of Tantra.