Being this is a blog on Sacred Sexuality the title might make you think about sex and expectation and sex as manipulation and a number of other things. Although very good topics and I’d love to discuss with you all sometime, tonight the apology and promise are from me to my readers. My thoughts on each Within Reach workshop are still ‘coming soon’. I apologize for the second delay and promise there were very good reasons both personally and professionally. I promise I have not forgotten – they will arrive one day.
In the meantime I am happy to say that the Self Guided Version of Within Reach will be online here until Feb. 15, 2011. There is a lot of informative and interesting information, as well as some exercises, for you to explore at your leisure. I hope you will check it out.
Are in person workshops more your style? Sacred Sex Starts With Me is running on Nov. 30 at Aangen Community Centre $40 including materials. Take advantage of our special price of $35 for everyone who registers and pays in full prior to Thurs. Nov. 25. Details are available at www.erosfinearts.com/calendar.html– please contact me to register and receive the special rate.
I apologize but I must sign off now. It’s time to sleep. But I have one last thought – how over- or under-, used is an apology. Do you mean it when you say it?
The big consideration for today is: When, if at all, do you think an apology related to sex is appropriate – are there times it is not appropriate? How do your actions fit with your beliefs?
I’ll leave you with a little arts exercise. Write an acrostic* on sexuality using the word peace. You could also write one for the word sex immediately before or after peace to give more context.
P
E
A
C
E
Have a good night,
Cheri
PS I apologize if I’ve apologized too much – or is that an inappropriate use of an apology. 
*An acrostic is where you write what the word means to you using the letters of the word.
