Intuition, Sexuality and our Greater Intelligence with Jennifer Millar

This is a rich, real and provocative at times, conversation with Jennifer Millar.

We cover topics such as - men's suffering by avoiding feelings, our relationship to our children and meeting them as equals, some hard hitting conversations about porn and sexuality (there are some expletives used which are all in content but just in case this offends be warned), the way we men sometimes talk to each other about women and the impact this has on us as well as women, tantra and sexual numbness - especially in men, the potential offered by being in the light / listening and communicating with our greater intelligence (call it what you will), Jen's own personal story which is intense and powerful and some of my own experiences taking part in the work that Jen does. There was so much more in between!

Jen's next workshop is in Belfast on the 9, 10 and 11 of Feb. You can book via www.JenniferMillar.org or by speaking to Ryan Dox who is helping to organise everything in Belfast. (More details to follow).

Jennifer Millar is an International Teacher, Group Process Facilitator and founder of the healing technique, “Cellular Transformation”.
Most of us walk around with unresolved fear-based experiences from our past and our ancestors pasts, stored within our body as Cellular Memory. This subconscious baggage is often at the root of physical pain, emotional/mental disconnection, negative behavior patterns and feeling separate from our true self. Jennifer has been studying Cellular Memory, Epigenetics and the Universal Language of Energy for almost two decades, and facilitates a very powerful healing method that permanently transforms epigenetic inheritance. (From my personal experience it unleashes huge blocks we tend to have and frees us up to start really experiencing our true selves and feel like we're truly alive.)
A native of N.Ireland, living in Austin, TX, Jennifer is now collaborating with medical doctors and graduates worldwide to bring awareness to the importance of working at the cellular level to permanently heal trauma.

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