Hey, there are B. I know I normally don't talk about this but I don't want to hinder your listening experience such as want to let you know that we were experiencing some audio issues so don't let that interfere with Towers amazing, amazing interview with me, I'm talking about DMT sexuality, redefining your sexuality and so much more enjoy the eargasm warning, the following program is not for the weak-hearted those who are close minded when General, you're scared to learn.
What's behind closed doors here. Sapphires are play. I want you to pour the wine. Grab somebody that you want to hold onto or better yet. Get the vibration stimulated through your body. Get ready for one, hell of an eargasm in five, four, three, two, one. What is up? I'll use sexy motherfuckers out there in radioland. It should girls Sapphire with another your place special, and I am so thrilled to have my guest of honor today. Her name is Tara Galliano.
And I am so excited because we're talking about something different here on ear. Play psychedelics, if you will DMT in orgasms and what do these two have in common? What is the two? Mutual beautiful relationship between them so Tara, I am so excited to have you.
You're a license sex therapist. We've worked with women couples for over two decades, which is crazy to me because I feel like in the past decade alone, sexuality and just the fluidity Me and the studies have just been more prominent than ever, and maybe you can agree or disagree with me on this.
She is also the author of rediscovering my body, which teaches us to show up for our pleasure something that I truly believe in as far as, like, sexual healing and getting to know yourself, through the power of orgasms and just sexuality in general, if we cannot know ourselves, how can we give ourselves to others in our partners? So without further Ado, it's hard. Thank you so much for joining me on the show. Today. Yes, thank you so much Sapphire. It's a pleasure to be here. Yes.
Oh my goodness, so much. So much to discuss. First of all, rediscovering my body, this book, this journal, if you will, I love how it is like a self-guidance if you
will. And I'm going to add it into my own practice because lately, I've been very very open about mental health and wellness especially during the times of covid and what brought me back to therapy itself, but I have been been really taking lessons for my own body and intuitions and rediscovering, my own body sexually and trying to get more comfortable in my skin. And I love how your Journal. This book has really helped women.
It seems like to kind of get in touch with that the questions that you ask and just I love how it is. Very in tune, it's something that everybody needs to put to their practices. What made you, you know, write this like wit just said, you know, what? It's time now. Give out some self-help, some stuff tips on how to reel of yourself. And again, rediscovering your body. Yeah, they and thank you. I really appreciate you diving
into that book. And the reason why I wrote that book is because I was working with women who had cancer and these women. These amazing courageous Amazonian women really were coming to terms with their own mortality and they were struggling with this diagnosis of cancer and feeling seen and objectified by the medical community that they were just Experiments.
They weren't feeling like they were in touch with their sexual selves and so what I did was I began to teach this course called ReDiscover my body where women could really tap into a sense of themselves, their body image their intimacy, their pleasure. And then I decided to write this book for all women, because every woman that I talked to you about this class or like, hey, I want some of that. I want to know more about that. I want to do that.
You and so then it just made sense to create this invitation and really work on this book to make sure that it was available to all women. I love that. And if it's good that you make this point about, you know, women rediscovery because I feel that as women, you know, whether we are assigned at Birth as a woman, or we are rediscovering ourselves later on and saying, my true identity is a woman. We are so taught that our These are not our own, you know?
And so I love that you are giving women this power to be like no this is my body. This is a journal for me to kind of come back reflect on the sex of them. Having that was one of the chapters that you had, you know, talking about how do you feel sexually today and what me, you change later on in telling us if he could deep breath, getting in touch with ourselves, I think that is just something genuinely that were Missing in our own sexuality, in our own practices.
So thank you for just giving that space to women to ReDiscover, its being all rediscovering. I feel like lately in the past, probably five, almost 10 years. Now people are now rediscovering their sexual be late beings and health through holistic health with the help of psychedelics. Now here's something interesting about myself until recently. I never really took psychedelics.
You know, I've had my wild whole face and experimented with cocaine in college and insects with that, and And it's a mess. I do not course Advocate, you know, sex and cocaine. And I also never really consent and condone sex when you're inebriated like. Yes, I like to be high and smoke a little weed or, you know intake, marijuana products during sex, but anything harder than that. I kind of feel like there's a level it consent.
That's just never really met but now I feel like with the new studies and psychedelics, In particular DMT, I've been hearing this conversation a lot so when you reached out to me with your team saying that you wanted to talk about the connections with DMT and orgasms on like holy shit this is never been talked about on air play, Let's get into it. So going into DMT what exactly for the average listener listening? Right now what exactly is DMT and what is the connection with orgasms?
Yeah. So DMT is the substance that is actually released within our own brain. And so there is endogenous DMT which means that the body makes it and that DMT, I would say, cultivates experience of euphoria and that there's this Oneness. And with that experience, often times, there's a sense of God, or I would say a spiritual connection and so, then combining that with Ooh, ality is a really potent experience.
However my yeah, my way that I'm learning this that I'm teaching this and I just want to give a shout out to my teacher specifically Jenny Martin who is bringing this to the Forefront because she is a researcher and a scientist and that that's really an important access point.
For a lot of people is that there's scientific studies validating this practice This experience and also that there's been research in terms of what DMT does to the body, how we experience it and that it is endogenous.
And because it's in Dodges, it means that we can access it pretty much at any time at any place as long as we are willing to. So there really needs to be some some permission within ourselves and there is an opportunity to have this psychedelic orgasm without the use of substances. Eternally without taking a pill without smoking without ingesting DMT. At all, because it is already
within our body that is amazing. So what is it about the body that kind of releases this like, is there a certain position? Because I feel that you know, when we're talking about orgasms in particular and talking about sexual pleasure, I feel that The
things that are being released. We always hear like it has to be an uncertain position, you got to be relaxed, you got to let things go. Just like when they're talking about sporting for instance, like you gotta lay on your back, you gotta relax the muscles, let me fight. No, no, that just makes me more scared so you don't want to release and have that type of orgasm.
So what is it about? The DMT side that is being written, you know, released into the body because when I'm, when I was doing my research about it this week, you know, I was finding out about you know, the true evidence or the pure Bliss that comes with this release of DMT and talking about how you know, of course our cervix being the spongy patch that it is being 3 to 6 inches away. From the vagina is where the power of DMT is really released. But what does that say?
For women who may experience cervical pain, when they are orgasming with cervical orgasms because until recently I didn't even Know that there was a real difference between a vaginal orgasm versus a cervical orgasm and I'd say that's probably true for a lot of us as women is that as we become more Curious and give ourselves more permission to explore. I mean, and just coming back to my book. That's why I wrote the book because I like, I'm I'm researcher. I'm curious, and I'm a man.
Tentative and I want to know more but I don't want to dictate to others what is true for them and this opportunity to explore cervical vaginal orgasms. Yes. And do I know that to be true? Yes so I can speak about my experience and point to what it is that I've seen what it is to have it. What did I what I have experienced and what I've taught other women but I don't I feel like it's really important not to dictate like this is the
path. Path. And this is the way it is because that is the way that sex has been portrayed for so many thousands of years for so many of us is that this linear progression, that it's penile-vaginal intercourse and we just know that that's not
true anymore. Is that there's so many more vast ways to connect as a human being with another human being, if you choose but also as ourselves that particularly for those of us who identify as women that We have this amazing power within ourselves that actually creates life and it's not just that we get to create life but we get to create so much because we're that powerful and that the opportunity to
experience pleasure. It I mean its inherent in the experience of having a clitoris that means so many people have said now that there's 8,000 nerve endings and the only purpose is for pleasure. As I just want to highlight that. Pleasure is so important to our well-being and that we often times, see it as Superfluous or a luxury, and it actually is essential.
And so they've done research with women, who've had cancer actually, tapping into their life force energy by having orgasms more regularly and seeing the healing potential that is inherent within that. And I just think that, that's really powerful for all of us to know and that 2003 there was a study done for people who are wanting to lose weight and they took out a part of their brain so they could lose weight. But what actually happened as well was it people lost their
sense of pleasure. Wow and with that 20% of those participants unfortunately became suicidal Because again it releases that oxytocin. So when you don't have that oxytocin, oh my goodness. Wow! Wow. And that we are meant to have experiences of pleasure on a regular ongoing basis that there is a innocence and a naturalness to that.
And so when we get into the inner kind of the fine-tuned cervical or reject orgasm vaginal orgasm, it's like yes and what the opportunity is. Experience, each of, those are all of those and release the shame that has been so oppressive to so many of us on so many levels. I mean just race class, sex, religion. I mean, so many ways we have been oppressed and that it lies within our physiology. There are physical overlays of Shame within our body that actually need to be released.
Now, Now, on the subject of of race and sexuality, I do feel that in my experience that more black and Latin X, identifying women are the ones that are more open to talk about and go into the rituals of like holistic health when it comes to sexuality and it seems like my white you know. Counterparts. No offense. It's like the it's becoming now a later thing.
Like now they're, they're starting to Car lessons but it's like we've been saying this for centuries for centuries for decades and talking about holistic health him in getting in tune with your chakras and getting in tune with your body. So again that connection that's being made as far as like the dialogue of sex and sexuality and owning your sexuality.
How do you talk about that with your practices with other clients that may feel that same shame or Or, you know, have that disadvantage that they weren't taught until they came to you. I mean I think that it's important that it's validated. I that is a real experience. And that often times what I find is that women, who are identifying as women of color are more embodied, there's a sense of being in their body, in a different way, than I would say, my white sisters.
And I think part of that is because goodness, this, we live in a Cartesian Society. I think therefore I am and that there's this validation, that happens that we From the shoulders up and so if we can think it then it must be and that is very powerful and not to dismiss that because we all live in so many different thought-forms, belief systems and and Concepts and also being in the body.
And the ways that we perceive through the body, is fundamentally powerful and inherent for us, particularly as women. And I think that whether we're Conscious of of it are or not. If we have a lineage that we can identify and we feel to be true that we are connected to our ancestors healed and whole that they are actually supporting us. I'm adopted, I was raised by a family who identifies as white. I'm not of my people per se but I feel my Colombian ancestry.
Every moment I feel the lineage of my Cooter and that is and it's not just an imagination. But I feel them that they have strategically supported me so I can show up here in this land at this time in a woman's body to talk about sacred sexuality because that is the truth of their experience and that is a wisdom that they've shared with me. And I know I know. And was I raised sex-positive? No. Wow, yeah, so what at one point and again, we're I love that we're having this conversation.
Relation and it is bringing it all back to the subject matter of psychedelics and all that. Because again, we have to tap in to the beginning, in order to get to where we're at, in our sexual experience, we do have to tap into our lineage, we have to tap into the beginnings. So at what point for you did you say? Okay this is an Awakening moment that everything that I've been taught I have to unlearn at what point. Did you say? I want to explore this. More.
I'm taking my body back and I'm taking my control back and I want to freely express myself sexually to educate the masses of what was your Turning Point. I mean, I know, I wish I could say that it was one moment in time, but like that, everybody else is kind of not, it's just yes.
Okay, there's a layer of this layers up and I was raised Catholic and for me, the Catholic religion offered this immense vast power, which was very intoxicating and also, the depth of ritual that mesmerised me. And I have a deep love for Jesus. And mother Mary and I know that their wisdom may not have been the truth of what the Catholic Church presents.
Hmm. And and it's um something was usurped their and yet I have followed it, loved it, until I was 13 and challenged, a priest of like what is going on here. We're not talking about sex not same-sex couples like what happens when a person gets pregnant and, and then they still want to be a part of the church. So there were a lot of conversations that my priests
weren't Happy with. And so then I went elsewhere to seek on my journey and that's the pieces that I've just been seeking again and again and I've been married one time the first time for 25 years and my former husband would say that he was a sex addict and I'm six therapist. And so recognizing the suppression and the layers of ignorance that I chose to live in because I didn't know the
truth. And so there was a lot of accepting of norms and ways of being in the world where actually didn't support me in terms of heterosexual marriage. In terms of male-female relations in terms of being a woman of color and being married to a white man we just on and on
and on and on the layers. And that was really my true education and then once that marriage was dissolved, that everything that came to light instantaneously but the pathway began to open for me and with that open - I released myself from whatever Val, wow, that I imagine that I needed to be under which was kind of a spell that I did not need to accept that anymore because I have sovereignty of my own being.
And in order to be fully responsible for everything that I create, I need to be responsible for everything I have created. It's just I'm in awe. I'm in awe because everything you just said kind of relates to me in a sense I too was raised Catholic and you know, I've definitely discussed my own Catholic guilt growing up in questioning my faith and my belief.
Like now I feel like I take a little bit of spirituality from each and every religion that I've ever listened and read up on to and I definitely feel like it has brought me closer and into a spiritual sense into my own sexuality because the body is a church, the body is a temple. So when you're into with all those things that you learned from Catholicism Buddhism Judaism, it's amazing. What it can do to your sex life and making it a more.
I don't want to say sacrificial but it is definitely a ritual sex. Is a ritual moment, it releases so much with depending upon, you know, how many people are involved? It's a very, very spiritual journey and I think you don't even bring it back to the use of psychedelics in the bedroom. Like I did a poll earlier this week asking, people have they taken psychedelics, you know, in the bedroom and it was a draw fifty percent.
You know, it was a 50% drop between people saying, no, I don't use anything in the bedroom versus those who are have gone down the rabbit hole. And so, when I was asking people they said you know, it was more of a Spiritual listing being closer to their partner, they felt closer using, you know, DMT shrooming, if you will, and then adding on to their pleasure in orgasms now, maybe you can debunk.
This, would you say that because the body releases DMT and then you put synthetic DMT, if you will into your body, does that necessarily heightened? In or does it kind of, you know, sir, press in orgasm, or does it just depend upon the body itself? I would say that I don't have enough research or experience to say anything other than it
depends on the body itself. What I do know about psychedelics is that they point the way for what is a truth or reality is that we absolutely can experience those high levels of Oneness with God within our being. And I think DMT is an excellent example, that when we part Take in these sacraments if you will, that there is an opportunity to expand beyond our Consciousness or limited everyday mundane
experience. And also what I would say we have the opportunity to experience that without those as well. I mean just you know the that practitioners of Tantra the Buddhist monks that can levitate. I mean, it just really there are Transcendent practitioners of all. All denominations that have experienced this Rapture and Oneness of Spirit. And the also can happen through the sexual act with one cell or with another. And that it is a powerful experience.
And that it is not predicated on, taking are ingesting it psychedelic, but it is a Way Forward because so many of us are so Constricted and and again so much in our head that there is an opportunity there that probably is more needed now than
ever before. Wow, now when people talk about their experience with a cervical orgasm with the release of DMT, some women have said that it's been a full body experience of elation and Bliss. Others have said it is just deeply relaxing its Ting pulsating that they become one with their partner. If not themselves. Spiritually, spiritually, profound again, all these things. It does sound like it's this magical drug and then I was also reading that the release of DMT
can help those with PTSD. How does that interact? Like, how is how is that even possible? Especially for someone who may have PTSD through sex? So how does that the natural release DMT in the body? Help? You know, people overcome PTSD especially for those who kind of are scared to explore their bodies. Like what is that connection?
I love that. I think that's those are great questions and certainly I've not done the research and what I can begin to sense is that there is this opportunity for neuroplasticity that can. Happen. So the million nation of the brain can change when we have these euphoric experiences and is it right for everybody? No. And does the person need to feel into their own sense of agency that this is something that we
might work for them. Yes. Because if they don't, then it can just be a set up for another violation of something that absolutely doesn't work for them again and that is re-traumatizing and that is
antithetical, I would say. Treatments, I don't do what doesn't feel right, the opportunity is to step into something that may feel a little bit more expansive, a little bit more exciting and maybe a little bit more nerve-racking but the opportunity is to step into that and be okay and know that you're going to be safe. And these are two elements that are talked about all the time in psychedelic work is set and setting and that is the big difference.
And so even referencing Maybe The past where you might have been engaged with recreational drug use, while you're engaged with sexual activity. Like, yeah. And that was fun. And it was more party and that's fine, right? We've all had those experiences to some extent or not, and that's fine too. That is that's a valid reason. Yay I'm glad you put that.
Just look at. And then the opportunity is to really begin to figure out set and setting and hold the space because that is the big piece of who is holding the space. How is it container being said? And it just coming back to the sense of Catholicism. It's like if you go to a church in Europe where Of people have prayed for hundreds of years. It's whatever ideology you subscribe to. You can feel that I would suggest that most people can
feel. There's a sense of reverence there, there's a sense of worship there that, and it doesn't need to necessarily be that church, but it could be a sacred space and that is because of the container that has been set there and that we have the opportunity to set that as well
for ourselves. So when we're going into these sexual experiences and we want to have this heightened level that we begin to consider the set and the setting and often times, people aren't considering that and I used to work at the University of Colorado at Boulder. And what I would say is that a lot of the people I was working with were interested in random hookups and that yeah, they didn't even know the person. They didn't know their last name
they didn't maybe they knew. First name and and again there's nothing wrong with that. However, there was often times its expectation that they have a relationship after that. And I thought that was kind of interesting. When it really was just a sexual experience is not necessary relationship material. And then what kind of conversations did you have around safe sex and consent and can you be fully conscious and own?
That, that is important because you are a value and and then have an experience that is sexual or that is pleasurable
for. That is absolutely orgasmic and divine and, and most of those young people just didn't have the maturity level and they certainly didn't have the skill, they didn't have the capacity to have those conversations and now because the world is changing, we are learning how to claim our pleasure, and to speak it. Because if we don't have words for it, then it makes it really difficult to communicate it and to own it. It's interesting.
You have that observation because again, Harper hook up culture is specially, has become a Resurgence as well, because, you know, people are coming out of, you know, quarantine and all that hookup culture is coming back. You know, the dating apps are seeing a surge.
There's different conversations that we're seeing now surrounding sex because now, we're not just asking people, have you been tested for the common STDs and STIs but now we're seeing more people having a Open conversations about HIV more conversations that are talking about Herpes and of course now even talking about have you been vaccinated?
But it is also very interesting that people will even say sometimes digging into those types of just very standard questions is still too evasive or that. It's still asking for too much, so then when you're having a deep meaningful connection insects or that person gave You that deep meaningful orgasm? People are questioning like am I falling in love with this person? Or is it just? I'm experiencing a hell of an orgasm that I've just never been able to achieve with another
partner. Let alone myself. So it also makes you wonder like, okay, does this DMT is it? The love drug if you will? I would see not comparison. And I'm like, huh, this is very interesting and why are we not
talking about it more? Why are there not Not enough studies surrounding orgasms in general because the more I keep looking and deeping, you know, going into the death of it in my research, you know I've only been able to pinpoint maybe three or four scientists and doctors through their research. One in particular, I'm going to butcher his last name but we'll go with it. But dr.
Barry I want to say Thomas Iraq. Had found a soul Pathway to orgasm within the cervix and he said His subjects could experience orgasms and pleasure do the vaginosis nerve and that the discovery proves of the cervix. It's very own Pathway to orgasm in pleasure, independent of our other pleasure capabilities, which, to Me Mine fucking blown. Because again, when we talk about orgasms, we don't talk
about the cervix, the cervix. We only talked about with labor, labor and delivery, we don't talk about it with with the pleasure is that So makes you wonder, why are we not having that conversation about the entire existence of a vagina and the entire basis of what defines an orgasm to the vagina? My battle. Yeah, I mean I would speculate that that comes back to how it is that.
We're framing these conversations around consent and really how we frame sexual education and if we receive sexual education, we're getting this information about reproductive health and don't get pregnant right, abstinence culture. And then if we get a little bit more than, it's okay, don't get any STIs. And then how do you have that conversation? Use a condom. Hmm. This information focused on Pleasure is absent from our conversation so we're not even sure how to speak about.
Well well that really turns me on or I really like when you do that or more of that please, or what I really like is this or to get me really office and we don't know how to frame that. And so it makes sense that really the larger systems that are in place like the Medicals, the allopathic medicine man.
Well, system are not studying pleasure either, and if they are, they're not studying it from a female perspective because we had not been valued, we have not been honored in the recent centuries as a powerful being that we are. And so that shift of claiming pleasure is a powerful shift from the conversations that we have in these dyadic or experience with triadic experience with another person
to experience pleasure. Not just about consent of, what are you bringing to the table that I need to be concerned about? But what are you bringing to the table that I can actually be pleased about that? What are you? What are your experiences? What are your skills? What are your desires? What can how do we juice this up, right?
Those conversations aren't necessarily happening and it's not happening in the larger scientific medical community where they're looking at. And what is this about pleasure that can actually make us feel Field. So much better in our world because we probably could transform the experience of people who are experiencing PTSD. If there were more pleasure, and for example and cultures, where the Goddess were was revered.
There were temples and these temples women were trained to bring forth Sexual Energy through their own vehicle, through their own body and administer. You others, but particular to Warriors who were coming back from war, this healing, love, sexual, erotic love. And that there was a great pleasure and healing in that power. And that this woman, this Priestess, this goddess was trained from a young age to be able to do that with her sisters and there's temples all over the
world that have been dead. Educated previously to these women. And and that, that was part of the cultures passed in, you know, in countries in Africa and countries in Europe and countries in what is now South America all over the world? As I'm like thinking about this, it just makes you wonder again. We are taking all these sex practices from other cultures that are again, POC base. I didn't hear any Eastern European.
I didn't hear you know, Angelo Saxon culture in all this and again it makes you wonder is the war on sex. Technically the war on people of color is everything that we have been fighting for especially. Now today there's a women's march today is Saturday for us. Of course, the earbuds, you guys are getting this Morrow on Sunday but we are still battling the war on our vaginas and whether or not an abortion
should be legal. If the things that we are putting into our body to, you know, enable us to have an abortion, is that supposed to be illegal? It makes me wonder. Now when you're saying all this is the war on sex just because of the fact that because white men and women do not Discover this.
I don't know. And I also know that this was a part of Celtic Society as well, with The Druids who were very peaceful people who were decimated by the Catholics as well, that there is some history of this lineage of this in the gnostics of the Catholic church. So when Jesus and Mary, when Jesus rose again, Is this is a story of which I believe and then traveled from Middle East to France southern France.
They set up again the temples and she taught Mary Magdalene taught the sacred sexuality, the hero squamous gamos. And so, there is that lineage and I would say yes, there are systems of Oppression at play that Goodness, put us at at each other's enemy. I mean, I really that's what I say to you, huge disadvantage. It's a huge disadvantage because again, it's all connected, the body, the human body is all
connected. So when we are, you know, limiting the knowledge of our own bodies, it really does a number on us, so not too late come from a racist point of view because that is not my intention hjs. I think that we've been talking about it all comes down to the fact that there is such a limited, a limited space.
There's such a limited allowance of learning our bodies and that, you know, people like yourself and like others who have come before you you know, we are all just trying to reclaim and ReDiscover. So when we're hearing about these things that are so limiting to our bodies, and why can't we learn more about our own pleasure or why are there such limiting studies to it? It just makes you wonder the true history of where it all comes down to because again,
it's all connected. And it's a rabbit hole. Hey, hey say, that's talking about, bringing it all back to the subject matter. It is one big rabbit hole. It really is. So in your experience with DMT and orgasms. And something that you talk about in your practices, what do you tell your clients as far as? Like, when they're trying to unlock the the secret, if you all in your own practice like what made you at one point?
So you know what, I want to discover this more like was it an Of your own was it just something that you know in your practice you were learning where did it all come down to? Because again you in fact you were like let's talk about this more. Yes. Well, I mean a few things that I see again and again, as I see this pervasive shame that lies in the body, particularly of the women that I'm seeing, and I see a lot of heterosexual couples.
And in these Partnerships, the woman is struggling with some form of Shame. And because of that, she's also not exploring her own sense of pleasure. And when she doesn't know her own pleasure, then she really can't share pleasure with her paw. Partner, regardless of who our partners because she doesn't know it for herself and that there's a vast knowledge that a woman can unlock when she knows her own pleasure.
And that the opportunity is not only for her to know it and to own it, but actually begin to lead her partner into that experience. So when women and men are coming to me and they want better sex, but they want to be able to connect sexually. It's often the woman. Who needs to lead, which is somewhat crazy in our culture.
Because often so oftentimes are seeing the man is more sexual and that he needs initiate and yeah, and those things pervade and are pervasive in our thoughts, in our bodies, and our beings. And so it's really unlearning The Mis-Education disrupting the myths and really providing some good education and it begins Jeans, with the woman really owning her own pleasure, and recognizing that nobody's responsible for her orgasm, but her hoof.
And then she gets the claim that Gotta Give the Applause on that one. She can't hear it y'all, but the Applause of the studio is real. But seriously my God, I tell people this all the time. It's like you know whether you're having partners like sir solo sex until you can pinpoint what you want, you cannot say to your partner, what you want?
You might like what the partner dies, what if you can't ReDiscover that and reclaim that in the bedroom, in your own practice is your Your own know that is your partner's orgasm, that is your partner giving themselves to you a pleasurable experience, but what do you claim as your own? So I love that you're able to really tap that in and I'm really glad that you mentioned that.
Because again when we hear about it I'm sure like you said in your practices, you have heard your clients time and time again, say it but my pleasure is not my own that my partner is the one giving me. The orgasm. I only like, I only know what my partner likes to give me but I
don't know what I like. So it's good that we are able to have this practice with you and have, you know, your resources, your bought your book to really tap in and just Center people to be like look, Sit down with yourself and what do you like about your body? What do you like about your pleasure? What Pleasures? You I love that. I absolutely just the one takeaway that I want people to understand from this episode. It's like your body is your own. It is your body.
Does matter who you're sharing it with. It is your body. It is your pleasure. You should be allowed to say how you like things so to unlock that DMT in your body. You got to start liking yourself. Am I correct with this? Yes, absolutely. Yes, I start at the very least by liking yourself and then maybe even knowing a little bit more about what brings you pleasure just for yourself.
I mean so many any of us as women have been conditioned that we need to be sexual for our partners and that we're living within this performative Paradigm.
And that it's the other person's pleasure that we need to focus on. And one of my mentors, Tammy Kent. She talks about hosting a party for nine-year-olds, and the 9 year old boys are kicking back and telling jokes and hanging out and the nine-year-old girls are up with the hostesses and the hosts and saying, what can we do to be helpful and she's Go play by. Yeah your kids but we can see where the conditioning begin. So, yeah, absolutely. Now what would you say about the
Kink lifestyle? Because I feel like when you're dealing with Kink and a lot of the lifestyle parties that I go to, it seems like everybody is more in tune with their pleasure. People are more open to talk about what they like, what they don't like their yeses and their nose. Yes. So how would you say even with the rise of sex parties? The rise of Kink Lifestyles, it's not no longer.
I mean, yes, it's still taboo, you know, people say swinger parties and it's like, oh how could you just go into swap partners and it's not like that all the time. Y'all like people go to swing parties and they just have fun people. Use it as a social thing. I use as a social thing. I'm not always busting wide open for Everybody at the sex party, you know, it just gives me pleasure to see my partners in pleasure and vice versa.
But how would you say even like the help of cake lifestyle can help people? You know, unlock their sexual pleasure. And in fact, a mock, the deepening effects of DMT to be released into the body.
But that's a great question. And so, I'm just coming back to one of my teachers and the, which you reminded me this week is, you don't need to say yes, or you don't need to accept everything that's offered and just coming back to that because that is true and that is a really potent message if we could hold on to that. So I don't need to accept everything that's offered and I know that then I can go into lots of different environments. Lots of It parties.
Lots of different social situations, and just explore and be curious and playful and kind. And, you know, like just checking it out because it's a different scene. Because when we do the same thing over and over again, and we expect different results, that's the definition of insanity. And that's what. Yeah, that's what Einstein said. And it's true. And I see that from my clients again. And again, it's like, they're having vanilla heterosexual sex,
and they think that's okay. And it Is until it's not working for them anymore and then we need novelty is it, that is a huge drive for endorphins in our life is novelty. And we need that novelty, whether it's being offered by our partner or by other people and that whoever we get it, we need to know that we know, we need to know that there's more expansion and how we're being in the world, particularly
sexually. And I think because there is again, a lot of shame, it prevents a lot, a lot of us from having these experiences. And what we really need to know is that they're okay they're great, they're fun 1000% and would you even say toys can be that that extra boost of enhancement to the DMT or would you say you know, fingers some women are scared to figure themselves or scared to pull back the lips of the labia and just look themselves in the mirror. And be like, right there.
Right there is where I like to be licked. That's where I like to be. Penetrated and what not. So would you say even the use of toys could help unlock that next level to DMT being released into the body? Or is it more like a mental thing? Aha those are great questions and so technique isn't as important as it is, the set and the setting also.
Yeah, hi, yeah. And so that's kind of that that's a pointer that I'll give you and that it is so much more about how the woman is showing up for herself and yeah, fingers are fine and toys are fun but it is so much more. More about how she showing up for herself. And also, I would say this invocation of the Goddess within her. So that she has this experience that she is all of who she is and so much more, and that's a powerful spiritual component. And that's a lot for one being
to hold onto. And I think when we ingest DMT, we often have that experience. And then we forget, we come back to our mundane reality. And then the opportunity through that psychedelic cervical, orgasm is to remember that, but begin to cultivate that on a regular basis. So it's kind of like meditation and that it's a practice, that's not one and done. It's like okay I'm coming back to the cushion because I'm doing this again.
I was just about to ask you because you know, when people talk about like their first hi, you know whether it be with weed, shrooms whatnot that they always say your first high is never going. To be the secondary, the third. So would you say that a DMT release naturally from the body is almost like the same way, because that's what I'm getting from from that last comment where you were saying, you know, you just have to keep going back on the horse and just keep
trying it over and over again. Yes. And I mean, and I would say that the more that you come back to this practice, or to this experience, the more that unfolds, the more that is revealed. And I mean, here I am, I like Emma expert in the, I'm an expert, right? But sex is this wild dangerous mystery that we as Simple humans, get to an act and step into and we like to control and imagine that we know how it's going to go and really follow this linear progression.
Like we like to mechanize it we like to imagine that we can then have influence or power over it and the opportunity is to really surrender to really surrender to that mystery surrender to that deep pleasure. And that when we I actually can do more of that, that we experience more and do we need to be safe? Yes, utmost. And at the Forefront and when we do that first, then we can have this allowance in this receptivity. Because that's where the Psychedelic orgasm is, is in
this true surrender. I'm going to end it on that because I doesn't get better than that. Oh, my God, Torrid. Thank you. Thank you. Because again, I want people to take away from this and I think they're really going to unlock a certain self of them. It's that awareness. And I've been saying this time and time again, you know? And as we were talking off air, if you do not like yourself, if you cannot give yourself self-gratification self-love,
how are you going to be able to? Hear that in partnered sides. How are you going to be unlocking your own orgasm? If you can't even like the body, the vessel that is about to release that orgasm itself. So thank you. Thank you for that. Where can my earbuds get in touch with you? They can check me out on my website. Rediscovering my body.com? Or my other website, which is Tara, Galliano.com and are you
taking new clients by chance? I am and I just got licensed in Arizona. So I see clients in Colorado and in Arizona, and next month, I will be licensed in California. So big and I take coaching clients all over the world. Awesome, awesome. I absolutely love it. Well, thank you so much for taking time to spend it with us today. Earbuds, you're in for another treat because I'm just going to keep giving you abundance of gifts and great shots. Next week, we will be talking
with the cook Matchmaker them. So yes, from the mon app Target by the way, you got to get on the phone app. I think people can really be reached fun, kid. Really be receptive of what you can offer. It's a sex positive space where Educators and therapists like yourself can really just hold their own chats and give people
just throw lessons for free. It's the sex positive community and I'll have to send you the link to the, I think you'd be perfect for it. But again, Chuck Matchmaker coming on next week with us the month of April is just showering. Us with all this abundance of sexual positivity and wealth and I can't wait to share with. You remember that. Safe?
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