What is a Temple?

A Temple is a sacred space. Like other sacred spaces, we enter it with a spiritual intention, with respect, devotion, a desire for connection, and growth. In the Temple, we encounter ourselves, come into contact with our pure being and also with our strategies, mechanisms, and conditioning. We meet each other, and in each encounter, we meet ourselves. We bring light into the shadows of our behavioral patterns, can recognize, feel, and heal.

 

In the Temple, we want to meet each other authentically. Here we can practice standing up for our truth while still remaining in contact. With open hearts, with compassion for ourselves and others.

 

It is a sacred space that utilizes the potency of sensuality and sexuality. A learning field for our self-confidence and creativity in fully embodied expression. The power of Eros, the most primal driving force, will support us here.

 

How is connection and love made tangible?

How do we meet each other in trust?

How do we bring our desires, longings, and boundaries into contact?

How can we be, with the abundance of our emotions and remember that we are naturally ecstatic beings?

How can we be in contact with our insecurities, with our curiosity, with our excitement and playfulness?

 

A Temple offers you a space for your personal and spiritual development. Here we meet each other on a warm and equally vulnerable level. You are supported in experiencing yourself - in a space that feels safe enough to courageously take new steps. Steps that bring you into deeper connection, with yourself, with your fellow human beings, with nature, with the universe, and your divine spark.

 

The Temple is a healing space to expand the comfort zone. Here you might face some challenges. And you will learn to navigate through them and make new experiences. Because you are held and supported in community. We form new reference points for a peaceful, loving coexistence. Free and connected.

 

In the Temple, everything that is not love is sacrificed.