Fungi meets eros

When you work with sexuality the way I do — as a Mistress, a Tantric provocateur, a somatic bodyworker — you learn that erotic energy is a diagnostic tool, a compass, a teacher.

It reveals everything that sits "behind the curtain": the fear, the shame, the suppression, the wounds, the forgotten truths, the unclaimed self.

And then there is plant medicine.

Mushrooms, cacti, cacao… my favourite mirrors and teachers. The ancient physicians of the earth. The roots and spores and vines that hold more wisdom than entire libraries of psychology.

At first glance they seem unrelated: a psychedelic journey vs. the intimate landscape of a sexual awakening? Yes!

But they come from the same source: life-force, nature in motion, nature remembering itself.

Fungi are the largest living organism on this planet — a hidden network of communication, intelligence, and interconnectedness.

Sexual energy is the largest creative force within the human body — a hidden network of instinct, memory, expansion, and awakening.

So why would I keep them separate?

When you bring these two worlds together — the intelligence of the mushroom and the fire of sexual energy — something remarkable happens: the body stops lying, hiding. The old patterns become visible. Shame loses its grip. The nervous system reorganizes. You finally feel what you've been avoiding. The roadblocks.

And you open doors inside you that no amount of talk therapy can reach.

This is not about "making the experience more sexual."

Sometimes it is erotic.

Sometimes it's cathartic.

Sometimes it's devotional.

Sometimes it's raw.

Sometimes it's simply quiet, like a prayer...

It's about letting nature — through the mushroom, through the breath, through the erotic pulse — show you where you are blocked, where you are hiding, where you are ready to shed an old skin.

Plant medicine works on the ego. Sexual energy softens the body.

Together they soften the cage (or armour if you will) you built around your own truth. This work is not for the faint-hearted. It attracts those who are ready to meet themselves without masks, without armour, without pretending.

And if you choose to walk into this field with me, understand one thing: You will not simply explore pleasure. You will explore freedom. The freedom to feel, to release, to surrender, to remember who you are beneath all the conditioning.

Mushrooms and sexuality are not opposites. They are siblings. They are both languages of transformation.

And when they collaborate…souls expand, bodies heal, hearts open, and something ancient — something wild — returns to life inside you.

Welcome to the work where nature meets desire. Where consciousness meets flesh. Where the earth speaks through you. Welcome to the union of plant medicine and eros.

Welcome to a new dimension of body work and transformation.