ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Our fear invites us into the rites of passage, experiential learning, and embodied pedagogical opportunities unique to our current needs and life journey.
The question is, what does fear want to teach us?
We embrace fear and reasonable doubt because it teaches us WHERE and HOW we long to be RESOURCED — no matter the season of life we’re navigating.
You might want to get a pen and paper. Inside this episode I’ll teach you how to use Erotic Engineering to collaborate with fear to actualize your desire in 3 steps.
Resources
- Apply To The Powerhouse Portal for 1:1 Erotic Engineering Support: https://www.seedaschool.com/ph
- Tune into my “Off The Grid” conversation with Amelia Hruby: https://offthegrid.fun/shownotes/ayana-zaire-cotton-ai-shame
- Subscribe to the Substack: https://seedaschool.substack.com/
- Cover Art: Carrie Mae Weems, “Portrait of a Woman Who Has Fallen from Grace and into the Hands of Evil” (1988)
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