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SACRED BODY JOURNEY
"If she is the north...I am the south...If I am the noise...She is my silence...If I am the night...She ushers my sun...I am her essence...She is my Aura"
—Dom Kay
Dom Kay speaks with Susan Galvan, host of the podcast Just. Press. Foreplay. about the Sacred Body Journey.
“I was not ready for the depth of knowledge that Dom Kay has when it comes to honoring your Sacred Self, tuning into sensuality when working in BDSM , and just the vulnerability created when in the space Dom Kay cultivates.
There is a raw vulnerability when it comes to BDSM but this....this is magic in my eyes. Dom Kay is divine light, living and breathing what it means to have the heart of an influential leader. We talk Sacred Yoni, transcending sex, Manifesting through climax, but most importantly accepting all layers that create YOU and doing so through safe spaces that open and heal your souls desires! This episode is a journey that left me on a nice little mind high.”—Susan Galvan
What exactly is “Sacred Body Journey?”
“The Sacred Body Journey” focuses on our individual relationships with the body as a tool to facilitate healing and self-actualization that allows us to access our truest desires and divine birthrights. Of these rights, is our relationship with our sexual selves.
Sacred Sex
Sex, in the way we’ve been taught to understand it, often centers on the physical act—limited to bodies, mechanics, and performance. But this is only a fraction of the truth.
Sexual energy is far more expansive. It is a life-giving, world-building, transformational current that exists within all of us. It flows through our bodies not just in moments of intimacy, but in how we create, connect, move, speak, and even pray. It is the primordial pulse behind all generative acts—art, birth, innovation, movement, healing.
Sex is not inherently sacred because of the act itself. Rather, it becomes sacred through our intention, our awareness, and our relationship to it.
So, when does sex become sacred?
When it’s infused with presence, not performance.
When our hearts are open and our boundaries are clear.
When we offer and receive pleasure from a place of wholeness, not lack.
When the body is approached as temple, not tool.
When we choose to invoke and honor the divine in ourselves and in another.
Sacredness is not in the thing—it’s in how we hold the thing.
We can reclaim our sex and sexuality as sacred. What makes something sacred is our relationship to it. It is not the thing itself that is sacred or holy. Rather it is how we treat that thing, and how we relate to that thing that makes it sacred or not. It is also helpful to understand the following: what is the purpose of this thing we call and treat as sacred?
The Sacred Body Journey is an exploration into the deeper layers of what sex and sexuality can mean. Our work invites you to shift your lens from sex as act to sex as energy—an elemental source of power that, when cultivated with intention, can awaken spirit, expand consciousness, and realign the body and soul.
This is not about abstaining from sex, nor is it about performing it better. It’s about remembering that you are a vessel of sacred current. And learning how to channel it with wisdom.
Come explore.