We live in a time that often feels defined by our disconnection. From the isolation of social media to the polarization of national politics and the prevalence of F-boy culture, we see the threads that bind us fraying. This lack of connection breeds drama. Honey, if you're stuck in the drama, you're not really being connected. If you're stuck in the drama, you use more energy and waste a lot of time.

This is especially true in relationships, where many avoid vulnerability and commitment. All these Thots &  F-boys running around, scared of anything real. They’re all about the hookups, not the heart stuff. It’s like, where's the love? Where's the connection?

But here's the thing: we ARE connected. It's not just some hippie dippie thing. The Force? Yeah, that's the stuff that links us all together. Every little thing you do, it ripples out. Like, Buddhist vibes too, right? Everything depends on everything else.

And Tantra? Oh fabulous one, Tantra gets it. The divine is in everything, in all of us. We're not separate, we're all part of the flow.

This understanding has profound implications for our lives. When we recognize our interconnectedness, the illusion of separation dissolves. We begin to cultivate empathy, compassion, and a genuine desire to foster harmonious relationships.

So, how do we actually live this?

Politics? Ugh. So much fighting. But we all want the same stuff, right? Safety, love, a place to belong. Let's find the stuff we agree on and actually talk to each other. No yelling. Just listening.

Dating? F-boy central needs a makeover. Let's ditch the fear and get real. Tantra has some tricks for this – talking honestly, being present, being vulnerable. Let's find someone we can really connect with, someone who wants the real deal. Hell, at least someone you know their name before you hook up with them.

And community? Gotta have your people. Find the folks who see you, hear you, love you for who you are. And be that person for them too. Be there, support them, show some love.

By embracing the truth of our interconnectedness, we can move from a place of separation to a place of unity. We can begin to heal the wounds of division and create a world where all beings can thrive. This is not a naive hope but a radical act of love and responsibility. As we cultivate deeper connections with ourselves, with others, and with the world around us, we embody the change we wish to see.

Be a part of the conversation, find your center, and be heard in our weekly service, Sanctuary.

There will be a short message, a meditation, and a space to release whatever is on your heart in a loving, non-judgemental space.

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