You can ravish your woman so deeply that her surrender breaks your heart into light. — David Deida Copy Share Image
The word "surrender" is often interpreted as giving up, as weakness, as admitting defeat. Although this is one way to use the… — David Deida Copy Share Image
Live with your lips pressed against your fears, kissing your fears, neither pulling back nor aggressively violating them. — David Deida Copy Share Image
Men who have lived significant lives are men who never waited: not for money, security, ease, or women. — David Deida Copy Share Image
Stop waiting. Feel everything. Love achingly. Give impeccably. Let go. — David Deida Copy Share Image
Love is beauty, consciousness is trust. One of the deepest feminine pleasures is when a man stands full, present, and unreactive in the midst… — David Deida Copy Share Image
The only way to live free, the only way to live your life as an offering of love, is to feel everything fully and… — David Deida Copy Share Image
We're here to learn how to worship consciousness and radiance, evoke it in each other, and tolerate nothing less than our deepest love. — David Deida Copy Share Image
Very few of us trust our immediate connection with nature, or the intuitive intelligence of our body. All too easily, we align ourselves with… — David Deida Copy Share Image
You are either withholding your love in fear or giving your deepest gifts. — David Deida Copy Share Image
One misunderstandin g is that if you do the right thing, then life's storms will stop. If you do the right thing, the storms… — David Deida Copy Share Image
By healing our internal divisions and fully accepting ourselves as we are, we learn to accept and empower our sexual core, and we learn… — David Deida Copy Share Image
By learning to open your heart and body while embracing and trusting all energies, from rough ravishment to sublime gentleness, you can open to… — David Deida Copy Share Image
Spiritual practice is the capacity to offer your love even when you feel hurt, closed down, tense, angry, misunderstood, or hated. — David Deida Copy Share Image
