Sexuality Awareness

6
- 8 Mar 2026
Sexuality Awareness

STARTS

6 Mar 2026
09:00

ENDS

8 Mar 2026
21:00

DURATION

3 days

Bringing Lightness, Playfulness and Authentic Connection

Sexuality is a natural life force.
And yet for many people it has become heavy.

Heavy with shame, expectations, old wounds, confusion, performance pressure, and unspoken rules about how it should be, who it should be with, or what is considered acceptable.

In the Sexuality Awareness workshop, we create a safe and respectful container where this heaviness can slowly soften. Where sexuality can be rediscovered as playful, innocent, and deeply human.

What This Workshop Is Really About

Sexuality Awareness looks at sexuality as a whole human experience, not just a sexual act.
We explore how sexuality is shaped by emotions, body awareness, past experiences, and the way we relate to others.

Through guided exercises, sharing, and embodied practices, you are supported to:

  • Become aware of personal conditioning around sexuality
  • Separate what truly belongs to you from inherited shame or expectations
  • Experience sexuality as a life-affirming, playful energy
  • Discover more freedom, confidence, and self-acceptance

This is not about learning techniques.
It is about coming back into contact with yourself.

What You Are Invited to Meet

In this workshop, you are invited to meet:

  • Your body, sensations, and boundaries with more awareness and respect
  • Feelings such as insecurity, shame, or confusion in a compassionate way
  • The innocent, playful quality of sexual energy
  • Others in honesty, presence, and mutual respect
  • New ways of communicating needs, desires, and limits

You are not asked to push beyond yourself.
Everything unfolds through choice, awareness, and consent.

Men’s and Women’s Spaces: Support and Safety

Men are invited to explore vulnerability, sensitivity, and companionship beyond performance pressure. To experience brotherhood that supports authenticity and emotional presence.

Women are invited to move beyond comparison and competition, and into support, sisterhood, and self-acceptance.

These separate spaces create deep safety and trust, allowing people to relax, feel supported, and show themselves more fully when coming back together as a group.

The Container: Safety, Trust, and Respect

A clear and supportive container is central to this workshop.
It creates the safety needed to open up, relax, and explore sensitive themes without fear of judgment.

The group structure supports participants to:

  • Feel accepted as they are
  • Share openly without being exposed or overwhelmed
  • Build trust through clear boundaries and respectful communication
  • Let go of comparison, competition, and performance pressure

Working both in mixed groups and in men’s and women’s spaces deepens safety, grounding, and inner stability.

From Shame to Playfulness and Openness

As shame and tension soften, something else becomes possible.

Playfulness returns.
Curiosity awakens.
Sexuality begins to feel lighter and more alive.

Through bodywork, emotional release, communication exercises, and creative elements, participants are supported to experience sexuality as friendly, joyful, and nourishing, rather than heavy or demanding.

One of the Core Intentions of This Workshop

One of the core intentions of this workshop is to support each participant in gaining confidence in their own capacity to feel fulfilled sexually as a human being.

Not by forcing anything.
But by experiencing, in a real and embodied way, that it is possible.

When sexuality can flow more freely, many people notice that life itself begins to feel more alive and connected.

Practicing Communication and Connection

Through guided exercises, you will explore:

  • Asking for what you want
  • Listening to what the other wants
  • Feeling into what is mutually nourishing
  • Practicing giving and receiving with awareness

These practices support both sexual connection and everyday relationships.

A Taste of the Workshop Experience

The workshop includes a variety of experiential practices, such as:

  • Partner and group exercises in communication and awareness
  • Guided touch exercises with clear consent and respect
  • Bodywork and bioenergetic exercises to deepen body awareness
  • Emotional release sessions to let go of old tension and shame
  • Playful elements such as theater, movement, and dressing up
  • Trust-building exercises
  • Group and individual sharing

All exercises are guided and optional, always respecting personal boundaries.

Benefits of Participating

Participants often leave this workshop with:

  • Greater ease and comfort with their sexuality
  • Reduced shame and self-judgment
  • More confidence in their body and attractiveness
  • Clearer communication around needs and boundaries
  • A deeper sense of connection to themselves and others
  • More joy, aliveness, and openness in life and relationships

Who This Workshop Is For

Sexuality Awareness is open to people of all genders and sexual orientations.
No previous experience with sexuality or tantra workshops is needed.

This workshop is especially suitable if you are curious to explore sexuality in a safe, therapeutic, and deeply human way, guided by awareness rather than expectations.

Led By

Sambodhi Therapist

Sambodhi

 

Jayesh Therapist

Jayesh

 

What do I need to bring with me?

When you make a reservation for a program, you will receive an e-mail with detailed information attached about what to bring. To get a general idea, you can check out our FAQ.

How to Get Here?

The Humaniversity is located in Egmond aan Zee, a village on the north-west coast of Holland, about an hour from Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport. Please check how to get to Humaniversity.

Questions? Please contact us