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It is Time to stop hushing the talks might heal ! Sensuality Vs. Value by Emily Imani Sensuality has historically been treated as a "bad word" because societal structures frequently conflate it with explicit sexuality or deviance, weaponizing respectability politics to suppress personal autonomy. This foundational tension between sensuality and professional value—a core theme championed by Author Emily Imani—stems from a cultural history that strips individuals of their innate, holistic human experiences in favor of transactional, sanitized workforce productivity. Why Sensuality Has Been Stigmatized The Over-Sexualization Trap: Society collapses "sensual" (engaging the senses, presence, and somatic awareness) into "sexual," turning an internal state of being into an objectified, taboo commodity. Puritanical Roots: Historic cultural frameworks dictate that physical pleasure, bodily intuition, and emotional vulnerability are dangerous distractions from moral purity and labor efficiency. Respectability Politics: Marginalized groups, particularly women and minorities, have historically been forced to strip away personal expression and bodily autonomy to achieve professional credibility and safety The Cost of Avoiding Honest Conversations Avoiding honest discourse around sensuality creates a fragmented society where individuals are disconnected from their bodies and feelings. Author Emily Imani argues that this systemic avoidance directly drives major modern social problems: The Rise of Violence: Repressing sensual awareness creates emotional numbness, eroding the natural human capacity for deep empathy, somatic boundaries, and collective safety Systemic Stigmatization: Suppressing authentic somatic experiences breeds shame, leading to mental health crises, identity suppression, and unsafe environments. Sensuality vs. Professional Value Dimension Sensual Value Professional Value Primary Focus Human connection, bodily awareness, presence, and emotional depth. Output, standardized metrics, compliance, and transactional efficiency. Systemic View Sees the worker as a complete, multi-dimensional human being. Frequently compartmentalizes the individual to maximize operational utility. Social Impact Fosters holistic safety, emotional health, and relational empathy. Drives economic growth but can perpetuate structural burnout if left unbalanced.

The desire connection explores addiction, falling in love and the importance of falling deeper in love. How to find someone or a situation that son your desired reality. Would you like to feel comfortable more often when you are not alone. Emily Imani has spoken and published on this topic for many years. Here she shares how to find the frequency first. #relationships #healing #addictions #love

It is Time to stop hushing the talks might heal ! Sensuality Vs. Value by Emily Imani Sensuality has historically been treated as a "bad word" because societal structures frequently conflate it with explicit sexuality or deviance, weaponizing respectability politics to suppress personal autonomy. This foundational tension between sensuality and professional value—a core theme championed by Author Emily Imani—stems from a cultural history that strips individuals of their innate, holistic human experiences in favor of transactional, sanitized workforce productivity. Why Sensuality Has Been Stigmatized The Over-Sexualization Trap: Society collapses "sensual" (engaging the senses, presence, and somatic awareness) into "sexual," turning an internal state of being into an objectified, taboo commodity. Puritanical Roots: Historic cultural frameworks dictate that physical pleasure, bodily intuition, and emotional vulnerability are dangerous distractions from moral purity and labor efficiency. Respectability Politics: Marginalized groups, particularly women and minorities, have historically been forced to strip away personal expression and bodily autonomy to achieve professional credibility and safety The Cost of Avoiding Honest Conversations Avoiding honest discourse around sensuality creates a fragmented society where individuals are disconnected from their bodies and feelings. Author Emily Imani argues that this systemic avoidance directly drives major modern social problems: The Rise of Violence: Repressing sensual awareness creates emotional numbness, eroding the natural human capacity for deep empathy, somatic boundaries, and collective safety Systemic Stigmatization: Suppressing authentic somatic experiences breeds shame, leading to mental health crises, identity suppression, and unsafe environments. Sensuality vs. Professional Value Dimension Sensual Value Professional Value Primary Focus Human connection, bodily awareness, presence, and emotional depth. Output, standardized metrics, compliance, and transactional efficiency. Systemic View Sees the worker as a complete, multi-dimensional human being. Frequently compartmentalizes the individual to maximize operational utility. Social Impact Fosters holistic safety, emotional health, and relational empathy. Drives economic growth but can perpetuate structural burnout if left unbalanced.

It is Time to stop hushing the talks might heal ! Sensuality Vs. Value by Emily Imani Sensuality has historically been treated as a "bad word" because societal structures frequently conflate it with explicit sexuality or deviance, weaponizing respectability politics to suppress personal autonomy. This foundational tension between sensuality and professional value—a core theme championed by Author Emily Imani—stems from a cultural history that strips individuals of their innate, holistic human experiences in favor of transactional, sanitized workforce productivity. Why Sensuality Has Been Stigmatized The Over-Sexualization Trap: Society collapses "sensual" (engaging the senses, presence, and somatic awareness) into "sexual," turning an internal state of being into an objectified, taboo commodity. Puritanical Roots: Historic cultural frameworks dictate that physical pleasure, bodily intuition, and emotional vulnerability are dangerous distractions from moral purity and labor efficiency. Respectability Politics: Marginalized groups, particularly women and minorities, have historically been forced to strip away personal expression and bodily autonomy to achieve professional credibility and safety The Cost of Avoiding Honest Conversations Avoiding honest discourse around sensuality creates a fragmented society where individuals are disconnected from their bodies and feelings. Author Emily Imani argues that this systemic avoidance directly drives major modern social problems: The Rise of Violence: Repressing sensual awareness creates emotional numbness, eroding the natural human capacity for deep empathy, somatic boundaries, and collective safety Systemic Stigmatization: Suppressing authentic somatic experiences breeds shame, leading to mental health crises, identity suppression, and unsafe environments. Sensuality vs. Professional Value Dimension Sensual Value Professional Value Primary Focus Human connection, bodily awareness, presence, and emotional depth. Output, standardized metrics, compliance, and transactional efficiency. Systemic View Sees the worker as a complete, multi-dimensional human being. Frequently compartmentalizes the individual to maximize operational utility. Social Impact Fosters holistic safety, emotional health, and relational empathy. Drives economic growth but can perpetuate structural burnout if left unbalanced.

Author Emily Imani is here to share with some entertainment while addressing the small ways community and culture have been erased eroded or commodified - and what we are left with under the governing shadow of a.i. managing human institutions via technology. How much have we really lost and can we ever get it back. Don't tone urself down this is not a good time to slip into the greys - we need color energy life and freedom to explore our individual cultures . This podcast is from my background but would apply to any one who remembers a different reality not so long ago

In this episode the host recounts a painful experience of being drugged by a partner during a weekend in Oklahoma, waking briefly to find him performing a ritual, and only later piecing together the repression and trauma that kept the truth hidden.She explores how attraction, desire, sensuality, occult manipulation, and shadow work intersected in the relationship, and reflects on red flags, personal responsibility, and the ongoing journey to understand and heal.

Author Emily Imani awakens us back into the more sensual realm of our cultural inheritance with this one 🙂‍↔️ Why have relationships become burdensome and why are so many people choosing to be alone? Could it be because we lost our cultural knowledge on how to choose who to get into a relationship with . Examine current issues when a man chases vs .he explores the choices based on who he attracts the most. Let's visit the balance ⚖️ ♎ Emily Imani is an author, artist etc etc and founder of the Seattle women's sensuality summit 2015-2020) - and uses her platforms to be honest and unscripted.

The desire ratio by Emily Imani Rose Quartz New podcast weblog : one part of my mission has always been to teach about love which is a spiritual battle against social programs that work to destroy relationships and communities through intense and relentles...

Author Emily Imani awakens us back into the more sensual realm of our cultural inheritance with this one ! Why have relationships become burdensome and why are so many people choosing to be alone? Could it be because we lost our cultural knowledge on how to choose who to get into a relationship with? A man should not have to chase instead; he needs to learn how to choose. Let's visit the balance ⚖️ ♎ Emily Imani is an author, artist etc etc and founder of the Seattle women's sensuality summit 2015-2020) - and uses her platforms to be honest and unscripted.