Exploring The Concept Of Intimacy For May Part 5

This is part of the "Getting Intimate With Intimacy" Project, Part 2, from the first episode of the "Getting Intimate With Intimacy" Podcast, for a thought-provoking exploration of the origins and depth of intimacy. This clip delves into the question of when we first experience intimacy as newborns, considering aspects like eye contact, physical touch, and spiritual connection.

Jamie London Wollberg, Katie Jayne Fitch, and MAY collaborate to offer unique insights on intimacy's role in personal awakening and transformation. Discover how understanding intimacy can lead to greater self-awareness, autonomy, and joy in your experience and relationships.

This session promises to expand your understanding of intimacy beyond the physical and into the realm of deeper understanding and connection.

The permission to use this track has been given by MAY, the person who voiced this content.

Transcript

For now I'm just going to choose curiosity again because I think it's one of the roots of life in capital letters.

The curiosity to experience and express yourself.

So I'd say it's very difficult that you get intimate with yourself or with anybody else if you're not curious.

Because that's like a path that you build and observation,

Deep observation of yourself and the other one.

And if you're not curious about seeing the other person as they are and not what your ego would want them to be so that they can get something out of them,

It's in the innocence of pure curiosity that you can actually get to experience yourself in your core energy and get to see someone from inside.

And that what is a greater gift or greater pleasure than experiencing someone who is unique as you and who is also has the same essence as you.

So you're kind of going into from uniqueness to a wholeness because that's what they share with you and I find that kind of dance very very exciting.

And because I've always been very curious that's why I'm here today and that's why I feel so young and my life looks the best that it has ever looked before.

Because my level of mastery right now about whole slash how I am is incredible and it can only get better and I am so open also to receive everybody else as they are and to learn from them and to share and have the best the most beautiful relationship that I can have with any human being that I meet in this life or animal or plant to our mineral okay.

But if we're more focused on on humans and so I'm constantly curious I'm constantly open and I can feel now my heart completely open to this experience and to anything that may come out out of it and I'm so grateful.

I share that gratitude.

Reviews

There’s something sacred in the idea that curiosity can deepen our experience of intimacy—inviting us to see one another with wonder, rather than fear.