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bryan flournoy
July 2009 
Today's Thought (Tara Moore, Sex & Intimacy Coach)
Posted on Nov 21st, 2007
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Bryan
Bryan
At Simply Seductress Tara Moore teaches women from all walks of life how to unlock and unleash their true Inner Beauty through Unique programs based on Sensual Movement and Erotic Dancing.
Hundreds of women have already taken advantage of Simply Seductress workshops, within a safe and nurturing space to discover self-expression with greater confidence and become more open to career and relationship success.
Tara also specializes in transforming women's self image to one of Authentic Self-Love, Unleashed Self-Expression and Connected Sensual Feminine Power. She also facilitates the release of intimacy and passion in couples' relationships.
The planet is surely grateful to Tara for presenting a focus in self-healing, which addresses who we really are! This will be an unforgettable conversation, so please stay tuned (Pod Cast link is below in red print)!
Hundreds of women have already taken advantage of Simply Seductress workshops, within a safe and nurturing space to discover self-expression with greater confidence and become more open to career and relationship success.
Tara also specializes in transforming women's self image to one of Authentic Self-Love, Unleashed Self-Expression and Connected Sensual Feminine Power. She also facilitates the release of intimacy and passion in couples' relationships.
The planet is surely grateful to Tara for presenting a focus in self-healing, which addresses who we really are! This will be an unforgettable conversation, so please stay tuned (Pod Cast link is below in red print)!
Truly Yours,
Bryan
1. Tara, healing and self-empowerment are facilitated by infinite means. Please explain your original objective in researching sensuality, sexuality, eroticism, or exoticism as a benefit for your own harmonic expression through womanhood? How would you define or distinguish the meaning of those words (sensuality, sexuality, eroticism, or exoticism). Why is it important to know the difference? Why does society give these words different connotations? Do these words have too much power?
2. In your opinion, what kinds of experiences and necessary roles create a significant challenge to a woman's complete self-expression, especially in the way mass media portrays women? How do you correlate self-expression with repression in your workshops?
3. Do you ever facilitate role-playing in your workshops as an exercise for more dynamic expression? If so, in what way? Do you use role-playing in order to transition your clients in to deeper levels of self-expression by degrees?
4. How would you define human magnetism or charisma and how do your programs focus on these for enhancing self-expression? Do your workshops intercorrelate sexuality and sensuality with spirituality?
5. Parenthood is a profoundly divine expression, which takes first priority with most women. How do you help new mothers reconnect to themselves? When do you feel it is a good time to begin mentoring young women in to these sacred rites of passage facilitating inner passion?
6. Sexy is a buzzword that means sensational, while flirtation is no longer taboo, even in the workplace, as long as respectful boundaries are not breeched. How do you help clients integrate sexuality or sensuality in the work setting as a way to influence others in positive ways?
7. Physicality and self-image go hand-in-hand. How do you help your clients reconnect with subtle tools of self-expression like eye contact, movement of the fingers, or how to enter and leave a room?
8. Have you ever had a client referred to you by a psychologists or therapists as a therapeutic adjunct to their traditional modality? Vice Versa?
9. Do you have a special program for rape victims or women who were sexually abused as children? What about anorexia and image dysmorphia? Do you have any case studies?
10. Please tell us how to connect with you in order to participate in your programs!
(Pod Cast is below in red print!)2. In your opinion, what kinds of experiences and necessary roles create a significant challenge to a woman's complete self-expression, especially in the way mass media portrays women? How do you correlate self-expression with repression in your workshops?
3. Do you ever facilitate role-playing in your workshops as an exercise for more dynamic expression? If so, in what way? Do you use role-playing in order to transition your clients in to deeper levels of self-expression by degrees?
4. How would you define human magnetism or charisma and how do your programs focus on these for enhancing self-expression? Do your workshops intercorrelate sexuality and sensuality with spirituality?
5. Parenthood is a profoundly divine expression, which takes first priority with most women. How do you help new mothers reconnect to themselves? When do you feel it is a good time to begin mentoring young women in to these sacred rites of passage facilitating inner passion?
6. Sexy is a buzzword that means sensational, while flirtation is no longer taboo, even in the workplace, as long as respectful boundaries are not breeched. How do you help clients integrate sexuality or sensuality in the work setting as a way to influence others in positive ways?
7. Physicality and self-image go hand-in-hand. How do you help your clients reconnect with subtle tools of self-expression like eye contact, movement of the fingers, or how to enter and leave a room?
8. Have you ever had a client referred to you by a psychologists or therapists as a therapeutic adjunct to their traditional modality? Vice Versa?
9. Do you have a special program for rape victims or women who were sexually abused as children? What about anorexia and image dysmorphia? Do you have any case studies?
10. Please tell us how to connect with you in order to participate in your programs!
Contribute to this pod cast by answering the following question or leaving a comment:
How has unbridled expression of your inner divine eased the liberation of your sexual and intimate expression?
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Great interview Bryan
I loved the honesty and insight presented by Tara into the role of the feminine in both how it is often denied by the different roles and perceptions in our society, and how by realizing the authentic (sexy) self, or the true self we can facilitate a more profound co-creational relationship with anyone and everyone which facilitates evolution on many levels. I know in my own life I find women who express their true self very powerful and sexy spiritual beings. And this is true for everyone, male or female.
Thanks for the very open and generous comments! It is important to be free in all aspects of divine expression! I will pass this on to Tara! Stay tuned, because she is revamping her program in order to do and interact moreso than ever before!
We thank you again, Alex!
Namaste!