Divine Embodiment Information Session

This workshop is for cisgender men, non-binary, trans men, intersex, and two-spirited people of all sexual orientations. If you have questions or specific needs, please contact Craig at craig.cullinane@bodyelectric.org.

If you think you might be interested in our workshop Divine Embodiment, but aren’t sure if it’s right for you, we invite you to join us for this live information session. This conversation is a space to slow down, ask honest questions, and get a felt sense of the workshop and its intention. You’ll also meet the team and other potential explorers and see how this experience calls to you. Whether you’re close to registering or simply checking it out, we’re here to support you in listening for your own “yes.”

This informational session is an online event.

About Divine Embodiment

The Erotic and the Divine are not separate—they are intimately woven together at the core of our being. Yet many of us have been taught to fear, suppress, or shame our erotic nature. These personal and cultural wounds often echo into our spiritual lives, shaping our sense of self, our connection to the Sacred, and the way we lead and serve in the world.

Divine Embodiment is a four-day immersive workshop for men ready to reclaim the sacredness of their Erotic self and explore the profound connection between Eros and the Divine. Rooted in the powerful and transformative practices of Body Electric—intentional erotic touch, breathwork, ritual, and embodied presence—this journey invites us to return to wholeness.

Together, in a community of spiritually curious and courageous men, we will explore questions like:

• Who am I as an Erotic Being?
• What is the relationship between my erotic nature and my experience of the Divine?
• What becomes possible when I heal old wounds and release limiting stories about my sexuality in service to my sacred calling?

This is not a space of dogma or fixed belief. All conceptions of the Divine are welcome—whether you name it God, Spirit, Source, or Mystery. We come together not to define Divinity, but to embody it—through our breath, our touch, our vulnerability, and our awakened presence.

Body Electric understands the importance of privacy and confidentiality. They have been an integral part of our work for over 40 years. If you have concerns, just ask your coordinator.

How can we support your decision? If you have questions, contact Craig at craig.cullinane@bodyelectric.org.