Great Sex Or Sacred Sex?
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GREAT SEX & SACRED SEX?
Let’s start by defining the other extreme.
Well, I define BAD SEX (we’re not talking about the “oooh I love it when you’re being bad”) as - - - when one, or both partners, at the end of the experience thinks/feels:
- Angry
- Resentful
- Used
- Let down
- Depressed
- Disconnected
- Numb
- Depleted
My definition of GREAT SEX is when BOTH partners think/feel:
- Fulfilled
- Joyful
- Connected
- More alive
- Seen/heard/understood
- Met
- Satisfied
- Tired out in a good way
(Note: It is not necessary for both partners to have orgasms, to have great sex. If you know how to “surf” off your partner’s arousal, their high is your high.)
My definition of SACRED SEX is when BOTH partners feel:
- Adored
- Worshipped
- Present to The Divine within
- Present to the Divine in their partner
- Deeply connected to one another and the All
- Blissful
- Moved, touched and inspired
- Healed, whole, holy
- Buzzing with life force OR surrended to waves of gentle bliss
- Outside of time
- Being dance by the flow of energy in the universe
- Mindful and mindless
- Received, met, seen, felt, darkness and light
- Suprised by the wonder of it
- Melted into the universe
- Taken by Eros into new realms of being and non-being
- Fulfilled, at peace, full, nourished on all levels
(Note: It is not necessary for either partner to have orgasms to connect in a state of Sacred Sexual bliss. And it is common to have shuddering waves of whole body orgasms that do not result in traditional ejaculation or even a clitoral/vaginal orgasm.)
EVERY WORLD TRADITION and religion has pieces of the Sacred Sexual puzzle. Every body holds clues to its mysteries.
I encourage us to be the sacred experimenters.
For many of us OPENING TO SACRED SEX is supported by an attitude of openess to healing the wounds, fears, and limiting beliefs about love, sex, intimacy, emotions, aging, and vulnerability that stand in the way.

