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.

What if you could love your body more deeply and fully — without shame or apology? Savor anal pleasure more completely (or for the first time)? Increase the intensity of your orgasms while feeling grounded, connected, and spiritually alive in your own skin?

We invite you into a reverent, embodied exploration of anal sensuality that honors the body as sacred terrain. This is not simply a class about technique; it is an invitation to presence. Through guided instruction, anatomical understanding, mindful breath, and intentional self-touch, participants will deepen their relationship with sensation, surrender, and trust. We’ll explore how the muscles and nerve endings of the sphincter, anal canal, and prostate work together to create profound waves of pleasure — and how relaxation, attunement, and awareness transform physical stimulation into full-bodied erotic bliss.

Together we’ll demystify anal play with clarity and care — including the skillful use of toys and lubricants — while weaving anal sensuality with genital self-touch to cultivate heightened states of arousal and orgasmic potential. Throughout the experience, we emphasize consent, nervous system regulation, and the power of slowing down. By bringing breath, attention, and compassion to this often-shamed part of the body, participants may discover not only new dimensions of pleasure, but also deeper self-acceptance, empowerment, and spiritual connection.

This workshop welcomes curiosity, tenderness, and courage. It is an opportunity to meet yourself more intimately — to soften where you have held tension, to awaken sensation where there has been numbness, and to experience pleasure as a pathway to wholeness.

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? Contact Craig at craig.cullinane@bodyelectric.org if you have questions.