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Laughing Brook: Poetry for Sensual Consciousness
Peter Müller
27 episodes
2 weeks ago
In our Western, especially English speaking culture, we consider everything sensual and sexual as a taboo as far as public discourse is concerned. It is somehow considered dangerous, disturbing or even degrading, and hence we try to ban it from being present in the open. By banning intercourse from discourse, though, we’ve not only thrown out the baby with the bathwater, but the whole bathtub as well. 
There is so much of aliveness lost in trying to ban sexuality and, in it’s wake, what we now deem ”sensuality“ – the term originally refers to ”anything senses“. How could you expect life to be full and real when you are dimming and obstructing your sensors? 
This is a poem and a reflection about how we handle this topic in our culture.

Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:26 Explicit – Solo
00:02:04 A plea for sensuality
00:06:50 Explicit (Remix)
00:08:27 Outro

Voice over artist for this episode was Viktor Pavel, Berlin. 

Shownotes, a transcript of this episode and more on laughingbrook.net.
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In our Western, especially English speaking culture, we consider everything sensual and sexual as a taboo as far as public discourse is concerned. It is somehow considered dangerous, disturbing or even degrading, and hence we try to ban it from being present in the open. By banning intercourse from discourse, though, we’ve not only thrown out the baby with the bathwater, but the whole bathtub as well. 
There is so much of aliveness lost in trying to ban sexuality and, in it’s wake, what we now deem ”sensuality“ – the term originally refers to ”anything senses“. How could you expect life to be full and real when you are dimming and obstructing your sensors? 
This is a poem and a reflection about how we handle this topic in our culture.

Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:26 Explicit – Solo
00:02:04 A plea for sensuality
00:06:50 Explicit (Remix)
00:08:27 Outro

Voice over artist for this episode was Viktor Pavel, Berlin. 

Shownotes, a transcript of this episode and more on laughingbrook.net.
Show more...
Self-Improvement
Education,
Leisure
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New Moon – Transmutation is the path less traveled
Laughing Brook: Poetry for Sensual Consciousness
19 minutes 32 seconds
11 months ago
New Moon – Transmutation is the path less traveled
What carries me through a personal crisis? Those moments, in which I am loosing familiar faces, places – really, loosing my home in the world. With no idea what’s next and how to move on. Disruptive moments can be scary, gut-wrenching, heart-wrenching.
Yet hidden in them lies, albeit often invisible, already this new life of mine. While everything inside of me wants to cling to my old ways, through a personal crisis life is asking me very unapologetically to come to it differently. As I turn towards this dark that has come upon me, there is a chance to discover something in this gloomy doom, a hidden treasure. Diamonds are made in intense pressure. And this moment of dark will pass, too. After all, new moon is the beginning of a new cycle. This is what transmutation is all about.

Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:26 New Moon – Solo
00:03:23 Transmutation is the path less traveled
00:12:40 New Moon (Remix)
00:16:46 Outro

Shownotes, a transcript of this episode and more on laughingbrook.net.

Jaw’s harp for the remix was played by Karin Gal-Oz-Naveh.
https://www.galoznaveh.com

Laughing Brook: Poetry for Sensual Consciousness
In our Western, especially English speaking culture, we consider everything sensual and sexual as a taboo as far as public discourse is concerned. It is somehow considered dangerous, disturbing or even degrading, and hence we try to ban it from being present in the open. By banning intercourse from discourse, though, we’ve not only thrown out the baby with the bathwater, but the whole bathtub as well. 
There is so much of aliveness lost in trying to ban sexuality and, in it’s wake, what we now deem ”sensuality“ – the term originally refers to ”anything senses“. How could you expect life to be full and real when you are dimming and obstructing your sensors? 
This is a poem and a reflection about how we handle this topic in our culture.

Chapters:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:26 Explicit – Solo
00:02:04 A plea for sensuality
00:06:50 Explicit (Remix)
00:08:27 Outro

Voice over artist for this episode was Viktor Pavel, Berlin. 

Shownotes, a transcript of this episode and more on laughingbrook.net.