Sasha Cobra

To love is to be king.

Because a man really will not know his power until he gets to witness the beauty that is reflected through the woman from what he brings to her in love with a king.

I just got goosebumps.

So let me start by saying this.

I've been doing this work for 18 years, almost 19.

The first eight years that I did my work, I worked exclusively with men.

So we're talking about thousands of men, thousands of male bodies, thousands of intimate conversations that they never had with anyone else about topics that they've never shared with anyone else.

And all of them make themselves small inside.

I mean that most men are scared of their power.

They don't operate from a place of power.

They operate from a place of, I want to be a good guy.

I don't want to be historically what I've seen the patriarchy be.

I don't want to be the hashtag me too guy.

I don't want to be the rapey guy.

I want to be a good guy.

What does that mean?

They're holding back, and where they hold back the most is in their genitals.

Most men are completely disconnected from their genitals energetically.

And, you know, a really simple exercise for the people watching or listening.

If I tell you to feel your hand without moving it, you know, just now, feel your hand.