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There is nothing better than a woman who does not put limits on herself, nor does she accept limits from others. Join me in this deep dive as we travel with Prandhara Prem on a journey throughout the world as she straddles both sides of being educated and being the educator. Renee Adolphe Bio: Renee Adolphe, also known as Prandhara Prem, her Sannyas given at her Tantra initiation, which means go with the flow of love and life. Prandhara is the founder and CEO of Prandhara Prem Therapies. She believes we have the ability to manifest all of our desires. She feels most comfortable in nature, and her life's philosophy is anchored in the understanding that we are all connected. Tantra embodies Prandhara's vision and helps others to feel this connection. Prandhara is an Energy Healer, Meditation Facilitator, Organizer, Tantric Therapist, Sex and Relationship Coach, Rebirther, Spiritual Woman, Teacher + Eternal Student. Prandhara's mission is to travel the world teaching women to heal themselves and how to connect to their innate power. She has been featured in countless publications and television shows around the world, including Lifetime's Married at First Sight as the Tantric Couples Therapist, Soledad O'Brien Black Rome Salvador on Fox News, XoNecole, Mind Body Green, Corset Magazine, UOL, and The Griot. Prandhara has been on multiple radio stations, and podcasts including WomenSpeak by Grace Lynis, the Cinnamon Traveler on WRFG Atlanta FM 89.3 and online at wrfg.org. Through her own journey of sexual healing towards wholeness and expanded pleasure, she has come to believe that there is a lot more to sex and pleasure than what our culture has led us to believe. Prandhara is available for one on one coaching, group sessions, retreats, workshops and courses. Prandhara will be offering a 3 months Tantra Basics Certification in January. Stay up to date with Prandhara: Website: www.prandharaprem.com Instagram @prandharaprem_tantra FaceBook @Renee Adolphe. Stay up to date with Sisters of Sexuality: Email: sistersofsexuality@gmail.com Instagram: @sistersofsexuality Facebook: @sexysostour Twitter: @sistersofsex Visit all of our sponsors: www.Liberator.com www.Unioncondoms.com 20% Off First UNION Condoms Order Using Code: organiclove www.OrganicLoven.com I want to Thank you so much for tuning in! If this episode resonated with you, would you please consider subscribing as a way of supporting the growth of this channel and allow us to keep informing, educating and entertaining you in all areas of sex, sexual health, kink, relationships and the business of sex. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sistersofsexuality/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sistersofsexuality/support

Renee Adolphe is also known as Prandhara Prem which is her Sannyas through Tantra initiation and means to go with the flow of love and life. Prandhara is an Energy Healer, Meditation Facilitator, Tantric Therapist, Sex and Relationship Coach, Rebirther, Medicine Woman, Teacher + Eternal Student. She has been featured in countless publications and television around the world, including Lifetime's Married at First Sight as the Tantric Couples Therapist, Soledad O'Brien Black Rome Salvador on Fox News, XoNecole, Mind Body Green, Corset Magazine, UOL, and The Griot. Prandhara has been on multiple radio stations, and podcasts including WomenSpeak by Grace Lynis, the Cinnamon Traveler on WRFG Atlanta FM 89.3 and online at wrfg.org. Psychotherapist Prem, a Brooklyn native, talks about her struggles with traditional relationships, her spiritual and healing journey to India and South America, and her move, in 2011, from her many stops around the world to Brazil, where she opened a center for alternative healing and was introduced to Tantra. She talks about her journey from feeling unsatisfied with her life to enlightenment, healing, sexual release, and sexual freedom. Expert Prem also explains how Tantra movement and breath work helps to relieve sexual and relationship trauma stored in the memory of African American women and men since slavery and implanted by the lack of inability to establish real bonds and relationships. ARE YOU READY TO TAKE THE COUCH?? Connect to Prandhara: www.prandharaprem.com https://www.patreon.com/prandharaprem IG @sacredsoulretreat or @prandharaprem_tantra FB: Renee Adolphe Twitter: @ReneeAdolphe WhatsApp: +5521965622345 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brainlove/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brainlove/support

Arielle Loren is the founder of Corset Magazine, an erotic magazine dedicated to sexual empowerment. Her work has been featured and praised by The Huffington Post, NPR, ESSENCE, Jezebel, NBC News (The Grio), and more. Arielle has taken Corset Magazine on tour all over the U.S. and Canada, doing live events and connecting with the magazine's international readership. Corset Magazine is currently nine issues strong, covering topics such as Oral Pleasure, Sacred Sex, Orgasms, Kink & BDSM, and Sex Toys. It's tenth issue will discuss the beauty and power of of vulvas and vaginas through personal stories and feature a variety of empowering erotic perspectives. You can download the Vulvas & Vaginas issue when it's released and past issues of Corset Magazine at corsetmagazine.com

In celebration of Corset Magazine's upcoming tenth issue, Vulva's & Vaginas, Arielle Loren joins Devi Ward to honor the power and beauty of female genital anatomy. With documentaries like The Perfect Vagina suggesting many women hate their vulva's and vaginas, Arielle will share the inspiration behind Corset's new issue, her own personal journey to loving her beautiful parts, and tips for listeners to do the same.Arielle Loren is the founder of Corset Magazine, an erotic magazine dedicated to sexual empowerment. Her work has been featured and praised by The Huffington Post, NPR, ESSENCE, Jezebel, NBC News (The Grio), and more. Arielle has taken Corset Magazine on tour all over the U.S. and Canada, doing live events and connecting with the magazine's international readership. Corset Magazine is currently nine issues strong, covering topics such as Oral Pleasure, Sacred Sex, Orgasms, Kink & BDSM, and Sex Toys. It's tenth issue will discuss the beauty and power of of vulvas and vaginas through personal stories and feature a variety of empowering erotic perspectives. You can download the Vulvas & Vaginas issue when it's released and past issues of Corset Magazine at corsetmagazine.com

Dr. Cherie Ann Turpin interviews Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Corset MagazineArielle Loren about her ground-breaking magazine, her work towards building healthy conversations about female sexuality, and her fascinating documentary Bideology, a feature-length film exploring sexualities. The latest issue of Corset Magazine is due to be out in August, by the way but do make sure you check out Issues #1 and #2, because your host is a contributor in all three!

Arielle Loren is a renowned writer and activist that's dedicated her career to healthy conversations surrounding sexuality. She's worked with organizations and individual leaders around the world to redefine sex education, and founded Corset Magazine as a collaborative space to organize additional advocacy. As the Editor-in-Chief of CORSET, she leads the go-to magazine for all things sexuality, managing an international community of writers, photographers, and artists. Arielle has been published as a writer and thought leader in NBC (The Grio), Jezebel, NPR, EBONY, The Root, AOL (Black Voices), Madame Noire, Clutch Magazine, Frugivore Mag, and numerous other publications. In 2011, she was a nominee for the Women's Media Center Social Media Award for empowering women online, and continues to work as an advocate for women, men, youth, and LGBT populations.---Bio image by Dexter Jones

Arielle Loren is a renowned writer and activist that's dedicated her career to healthy conversations surrounding sexuality. She's worked with organizations and individual leaders around the world to redefine sex education, and founded Corset Magazine as a collaborative space to organize additional advocacy. As the Editor-in-Chief of CORSET, she leads the go-to magazine for all things sexuality, managing an international community of writers, photographers, and artists. Arielle has been published as a writer and thought leader in NBC (The Grio), Jezebel, NPR, EBONY, The Root, AOL (Black Voices), Madame Noire, Clutch Magazine, Frugivore Mag, and numerous other publications. In 2011, she was a nominee for the Women's Media Center Social Media Award for empowering women online, and continues to work as an advocate for women, men, youth, and LGBT populations.---Bio image by Dexter Jones