Justin Patrick PierceYoga of Intimacy · Relationship Consultant

Integrating Sexual Yoga Into Your Love Life w/ Justin Patrick Pierce

Name: Integrating Sexual Yoga Into Your Love Life w/ Justin Patrick Pierce
Uploaded: 2021-03-03T17:14:54+00:00
Duration: 1 min 35 s
Channel: Justin Patrick Pierce
Description: In this monologue, the speaker uses the analogy of learning to play guitar to illustrate how disciplined practice can cultivate a meditative state of…

3 Mar 2021 · 2 min

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In this monologue, the speaker uses the analogy of learning to play guitar to illustrate how disciplined practice can cultivate a meditative state of consciousness that translates into everyday life. He describes starting with basic, imperfect chords—"shitty A, C, G"—and treating that struggle as a form of meditation. As one progresses to scales and improvisation, the practitioner develops the ability to stay consciously present while engaging with a partner, even when the interaction becomes challenging or irritating. The speaker then extends this framework to high‑pressure professional settings, such as Wall Street, arguing that the same self‑witnessing mindset allows one to participate in chaotic environments without losing awareness, thereby acting from a place of realization rather than reactive impulse.

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Practice is kind of like playing guitar. First you need to create a time where you're going to sit down, you're going to practice, you're going to look at the book, you're going to play A, it's going to sound like shit, it's a shitty A, play your shitty C, you play your shitty G, and that's like meditation still, you know. So you're playing, okay, I got that, I'm fucking slamming on that, and then you start learning chords or in scales, and then you eventually learn to jam. So Then that still meditation in place of consciousness, now you can stay just as conscious as you're engaging with a woman. So, first you can engage with her when she's in a really sweet moment and she's pleasant and she's doing just what you want, but you can bring depth to that. Then she's not doing what you want, then she's totally irritating. But because you have the scales, you can now artfully apply it there. And then you start bringing that into your workspace. You start bringing that into— and just so you know, because this is something I work with a lot, how you animate yourself in the workplace might be totally high frequency. Like, you might work on Wall Street and you can't be like, "Breathe slow." No, it's not fucking appropriate. So you can engage in the craziness, but it's the ability to keep the perspective of consciousness as you're watching yourself do that. So you're consciously participating in the chaos, but you're doing it from a place of realization. You recognize you're doing it. You're witnessing yourself do it all day long.