My Story of Tantric Liberation & Stepping on Global Stages | 52

Shownotes

 

• The science behind nervous system imprinting in childhood

• The importance of going through both concealing and revealing cycles in life

• How Layla knew there was something inside her worth fighting for

• The power of turning your pain into medicine

• Exactly what led Layla to the Tantric path

• How to break free from the story that we have to be special to be worthy

• Why the theory of Tantra is nothing compared to the actual practices

Bio

 

Layla Martin:

 

Layla Martin is a visionary and thought leader who teaches on sexuality, relationships and self-love to people across the globe. 

 

Her devoted study of Tantra for 20+ years along with her sexuality, neuroscience and human biology studies at Stanford University have informed her unique teaching process and the creation of her proprietary VITA™ Methodology. 

 

Layla’s programs have taught over 12,500 women, men and non-binary people her method of using breath, sound, movement, meditation and energy awareness to awaken their sexuality and reclaim their power and worthiness.

 

Layla has shared her work with over 150 million people and 500,000+ subscribers through her YouTube channel and has a weekly email audience of 375,000+ people. Her top-rated podcast, This Tantric Life, has reached over 1.3 million downloads. 

 

Jess Magic:

 

Jess Magic is a “heARTist”, a soul-stirring songstress, a ceremonialist and a muse for today’s generation of visionary leaders and change-makers.

 

As a transformational facilitator and musical storyteller, Jess creates compelling invitations for people to interact with life from an open heart. In a world where so many are longing for deeper levels of connection, authentic expression and intimacy, Jess uses her humor, music, movement practices and storytelling to effectively weave a "spell" of love and connection that reveals relatable aspects of the human experience that penetrate and crack open the hearts of those who are touched by her presence.

 

Jess weaves together like-minded communities from San Francisco to Bali and beyond, offering her virtual Free Your Voice programs, Permission retreats, Gospel of Love Brunches and Soul Salons.

 

Her work has been seen in The New York Times and The London Sunday Times and has supported thousands of men and women from all walks of life in overcoming the shame, fear, and self-judgment that have inhibited their ability to discover, experience and express their feelings, their creative expression and their capacity to create intimacy with themselves and others. Her signature saying is “We don’t sing to be good. We sing to be free." 

 

Learn more about Jess’ work on her website.

Timestamps

 

00:01:08 - Introduction

00:02:55 - Layla shares about her relationship with her father

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