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Spirit Journeys offers gay tantra workshops and gay tantra retreats, as well as gay naked yoga events. the fusion of the powerful and complementary practices of Tantra and Yoga allows you to harness your sexual drive and awaken your Kundalini energy. once harnessed, this energy is channeled into a dynamic and healing force in your life. the practice of Tantra alone is a very energizing experience, but blending the benefits and principles of yoga with tantra sexual practices transforms all aspects of your life.

In this workshop, you learn the basics of yoga, tantra and breathing practices.  using a step by step, practical approach, you integrate the essential elements of Tantric sexual techniques. Channeling your erotic energy helps unlock your creativity, transforming your sexual experiences and significantly altering all other aspects of your life. there will plenty of "down time" just to relax and connect with the others in the group.

Participants work with themselves, with the group as a whole, and with randomly chosen partners.  during experiential work, participants conduct personal (and often playful) "experiments" to observe and gain new insights and methods to awaken a deeply satisfying, revolutionary approach to sexual practices.

Join Ray Whetstone in an intensive exploration of the impulses and habits that hold us back, and the powerful energies that will feed our creativity, strengthen our relationships, and connect us to the wider universe. Through naked or nude yoga, meditation, breathing techniques, and clothes-free experiential exercises, Ray will provide a safe and fun space for individuals to explore and experiment with their erotic energy.

Always a trail blazer, Ray Whetstone is the founder of the longest running naked yoga class in the country.  He has been featured in local, national and international press for his naked yoga class, in addition to his ordination as an openly gay Elder in the Presbyterian Church and numerous medical mission trips.  Ray brings a unique blend of all of these areas of his life to the yoga mat.  having studied many different styles of yoga with a diverse array of teachers, Ray has a creative approach to yoga sequencing. He infuses his classes with meditation, visualization and healing, taking any yoga class beyond the simple challenge of asanas/postures.  Ray sees his role not as a yoga teacher but as yoga guide: empowering his students to find their inner voices, inner teachers, and ultimately healing.

You can find gay retreats, journeys or workshops on our Calendar of All Events and you can learn more about our mission on the about us page.

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I go to camp and we go camping for 1 day in the wild. whenever i go 2 people have to share one bag to bring our stuff in and mine always happens to break how should i pack my stuff. should i just bring a sheet and camping mat and mess kit? what should i pack i know a yoga mat to sleep on and a sheet for blanket and mess kit and clothes but any suggestions?

viagra.. some oils n creams, n a couple of condoms.
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n ure all set

Overnight is pretty easy.
For clothes at least what your going to wear plus extra socks and underwear.
Then your normal gear,
Flashlight, Matches, weather gear (parka, rain gear or whatever)
Knife
If you don't have a sleeping bag, for sure make a bedroll, and I'm guessing you have a tent, if not it's cool, only really need one during the summer or during bad weather.
trash bags, (bring out what you bring in)
hygiene kit, toilet paper, is a good thing to have in there.
trail mix, or some other snack, in zip locks, if the bags are not resealable
Thats jst a starter but it will get you in the right direction.

It does not sound like you have very much experience preparing for a camping trip. you need a lot of advice. in closing I will give you a link for even better advice

Packing is a chore, I know I have five kids myself but each has their own bag, it's better that way so no one will complain about their stuff being messed with, that's your first need. second you should have a sleeping bag suitable for the weather conditions unless your camping in a RV then you will need bedding for the RV. A yoga mat is on the thin side but being a closed cell foam pad it will help insulate the cold underneath you. I would use at least a 2inch thick pad. Your mess kit is good and clothing suitable for the weather conditions is always the right thing to bring. Your own flashlight and the ten essentials in a day pack are what I would recommend next. any personal needs ect are always at the top of the list as well. any way here's the link with helpful ad vice,

rei.com/expertadvice/camping#…

blankets
sleeping bags
pillows
food
water

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An outdoor recreational activity, camping involves people spending the night in tents at a campsite
Shelter and Bedding (essentials)

* tent
* tarp
* sleeping bag
* sleeping pad

Cooking and Dining (essentials)
* food
* camp stove
* mess kit
* can opener
* charcoal
Shelter and Bedding (optional) – books,comfort,throw rug,pillow

What should i pack to go camping?

By bill Glauber Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

MADISON, Wis. (MCT) — Faced with several hundred drum-beating, dancing and chanting demonstrators who refused to leave the Wisconsin state Capitol after the doors were closed at 4 p.m. Sunday, police decided to let the crowd spend the night and continue the protest against Gov. Scott Walker’s budget-repair bill.

“The people who are in the building will be allowed to stay,” Capitol Police Chief Charles Tubbs said Sunday night. “There will be no arrests unless people violate the law.”

It was unclear how long the protesters might be able to maintain their nightly vigil. The policy will be reviewed, Tubbs said.

The state’s Department of Administration had sought to bring a sense of business-as-usual to the Capitol by establishing regular hours.

Officials said they were trying to clean the building after nearly two weeks of continuous protests.

Tubbs announced the decision to let the protesters stay after he saw how they moved aside while work crews went about cleaning the Capitol, including mopping and polishing floors.“People are very cooperative,” Tubbs said. “I appreciate that.”

It was yet another surreal moment in the continuing saga of political chaos at the Capitol.

“we delivered a message to Governor Walker. We’ll continue to be here to kill this bill,” said Peter Rickman, 28, of Neenah, during a news conference held shortly before the doors shut.Protesters said they were prepared to be peacefully arrested to make their point that the Capitol should remain open.

The statehouse occupation began Feb. 15 when hundreds of people lined up to testify to the Joint Finance Committee, opposing the bill’s provision that would away most collective bargaining rights from state, local and school employees.

Around 3 a.m. Feb. 16, the committee stopped taking testimony but Democrats in the Legislature immediately started holding an informal listening session that went around the clock for days.

“no one had planned to stay here,” said Alex Hanna, 25, a University of Wisconsin-Madison student. “It emerged organically.”

There was an air of expectancy throughout Sunday afternoon as demonstrators gathered inside the rotunda. some came to snap photos of the numerous signs that hung on the walls of the building.

Among the signs: “please remember this is a peaceful protest.”

“Cheddar Revolution.”

“Using a recession created on Wall Street to try to bust unions on Main Street.”

“As Joan Rivers would say, ‘can we tawk?’” — a reference to union demands that Walker negotiate with them.

At a few minutes past 4 p.m., an announcement came over the sound system: “The Capitol is now closed.”

Scores of demonstrators left the building, while a few hundred made their way to the first floor. They vowed to hold their ground inside the building that has emerged as the focal point of pro-labor demonstrations.

Dena Ohlinger, 22, a University of Wisconsin-Madison student, said for the last week, she had gone to classes and worked during the day and used a yoga mat and blanket while sleeping atop the cold marble floors of the Capitol at night.

“everyone has been incredible here,” she said. “Regular social barriers have been broken down.”

Blanca Martin, 29, of Stevens Point, said the protests accomplished many things even as the budget-repair bill makes its way through the Legislature. all 14 Democratic state senators fled to Illinois to block final passage of the bill.

“We’ve had unity of purpose, unity of spirit,” Martin said. “everyone who has been here has been transformed for life.”

During the protest, demonstrators organized cleanup details, set up a system of marshals and brought in food.

“There has never been a cleaner group of protesters or a more public health-conscious group of protesters,” said Matt Kearny, 28, a research assistant at UW-Madison.

Shortly before 8 p.m., a worker on a waxing machine polished the main floor of the rotunda and dozens of demonstrators chanted: “thank you. thank you.”

Wisconsin Capitol Police allow protesters to stay overnight

March 01, 2011 02:09 PM Eastern Time 

Global Yoga Project for World Peace & Kundalini Awakening to Happen On A Massive Scale

LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–From March 2nd – 22nd, living enlightened master and avatar Paramahamsa Nithyananda will be leading eN-Effect, a breakthrough Global Peace Initiative, held around the world via live video streaming from the ashram headquarters in Bidadi, India.

“when an avatar descends, he delivers the experience of Kundalini energy beyond the bounds of space and time – helping you fall into the same coherence (state of restful awareness) and experience the eN-Effect.”

The eN-Effect, short for the “enlightening Nithyananda Effect,” gives the experience of Kundalini energy awakening, bliss, healing, improved health, increased productivity and energy levels and ultimately, rapid transformation to higher consciousness. to learn more about the program, please visit: nithyananda.org/en-effect.

“I am transmitting the experience of cosmic consciousness directly to you, and around the world,” explains Paramahamsa Nithyananda. “When an avatar descends, he delivers the experience of Kundalini energy beyond the bounds of space and time – helping you fall into the same coherence (state of restful awareness) and experience the eN-Effect.”

Kundalini awakening is a practice that has been passed on from master to disciple for centuries. In this cyber-age, Paramahamsa Nithyananda is sharing the remarkable ancient science for the 21st Century, and awakening the Kundalini even for those viewing through the Internet.

How does eN-Effect work?

when a tuning fork is struck in a room with more tuning forks of the same pitch, all tuning forks will start to resonate and vibrate the same sound, even though they are not touched. Simply put, the eN-Effect happens in this same way. through the science of coherence, which works on the basis of resonance, Paramahamsa Nithyananda can transmit this direct experience of higher consciousness to people around the world.

eN-Effect is a provable science to inspire global change. It starts with change in the individual, who in turn, radiates and affects his/her surrounding community. when this internal transformation takes place, each person approaches life with much greater consideration, love for others, and dynamism to implement workable solutions.

In recent research, scientists have found that the eN-Effect is having a major effect on the mitochondria, the human cell’s powerhouse, and is increasing its energy output by 1300%. Additionally, studies on hundreds of participants in 21-day programs in the energy field of Nithyananda’s main ashram in Bidadi, India, show that 99% of the people report a move away from depressive or stressed states towards higher consciousness, and are experiencing more joy, love, creativity, peace, and clarity. further details on the studies will be released soon. nithyananda.org/en-effect/article/science-en-effect

About Paramahamsa Nithyananda:

Rare living incarnation from India, Paramahamsa Nithyananda has emerged as a compelling spiritual force of our millennium. A spiritual genius of incomparable scope, Nithyananda offers us a 360° insight into everything from management to meditation, from relationships to religion, and from success to sannyas. A powerful healer of chronic physical and mental illnesses, and the prolific author of over 200 thought-provoking books in 26 languages, Nithyananda is currently the most-watched spiritual teacher on YouTube (youtube.com/LifeBlissFoundation), with over 10 million upload views. Daily, he attracts thousands of people to his live discourses available freely at nithyananda.org/en-tv.

Nithyananda has given presentations and workshops at Microsoft, AT&T, PepsiCo, Oracle Corporation, Qualcomm, Petrobras Corporation (Brazil), and ITT (India).

A recent survivor of religious persecution and unlawful imprisonment in his own country, Nithyananda has emerged still stronger from the attack, and continues to reveal to the world the deeper dimensions of yoga and meditation drawn from the ancient mystic disciplines of the East. Working and sharing with over 20 million people worldwide every year, Nithyananda is committed to helping humanity make the next big breakthrough: into Super Consciousness.

lifeblissfoundation.org

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