The passion of the honeymoon period wanes in the relationships. Over time we develop a routine in our sex lives. The spark we once felt disappears, leaving us desperate for more fun and excitement in the bedroom. We become frustrated and bored by lack of mind-blowing sex and intense orgasms.

You’re struggling in the bedroom because you climax sooner than you’d like or you find it difficult to orgasm at all. Ultimately, you end up feeling ashamed, embarrassed, or broken because you want to be a great lover and satisfy your partner… but can’t. To make things worse, many of us develop sexual issues that we don’t know where to seek help with. Men struggle with premature ejaculation, erectile dysfunction and sexual frustration. Women turn away from sex as they find it hard to get aroused or climax.

We want nothing more than to be fabulous lovers and to give our partners more pleasure. But we don’t know how to read the signals. Men feel confused and bewildered by women. Women feel inadequate and overwhelmed by their partners’ desire for sex. While we yearn to satisfy our partners with out-of-this-world-lovemaking, society hasn’t taught us enough about our patterns of arousal, lasting passion, or deeply satisfying sex.

It’s not easy to get out of your head, your thoughts, and to be in the moment. We’re battling with performance anxiety, porn addiction, or the inability to have orgasms, which is affecting our ability to feel pleasure. Sex becomes terrifying. It becomes something that taunts us rather than tickles our fancy.

Deep down we know there is much more to lovemaking than what we’ve experienced so far. We believe sexual potential is unlimited and there is a path to deeply orgasmic states of pleasure and bliss. And that a union between partners can be much deeper, more profound and ecstatic. But we’ve never heard of sacred sexuality or don’t know how to apply it in our relationships.