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Shibari Healing Sessions and Workshops
Wear something comfortable and casual that hugs tight to the body.
eg) active wear, lounge wear
Layers are good for changes in temperature before or after.
Skin showing is good for contact with the ropes and a more tactile experience, feeling more of the sensations and textures.
You may also wish to wear something empowering to feel good and confident, like lingerie, a bodysuit, undergarments that make you feel expressive.
Our refund policy ranges from offering to offering.
Please get in contact to discuss.
Workshops we will try to get someone else to take your space with notice prior to 48 hours.
Deposits for Somatic Shibari Sessions or Tantric Bodywork are non-refundable. However, we will always try to accomodate a new date for you within relevant timing.
Trust and consent is the number one passage in engaging in rope play and once this is established, boundaries and communication are vital to the experience.
Shibari can be constricting and uncomfortable at times but it is not meant to be unpleasant or a method of harm. Pain can appear as an element of shibari, due to the period of time spent still, restrained and with limitations to movement.
However, with trust and consent, the feeling of tightly bound rope has a nuturing effect, much like how a mother carries a baby or like a tight cuddle. Our nervous system relaxes into a restful rhythmn and we can slip into a meditative state, which is the intention of our rope style here at Devotional Alchemy.
Shibari is not all about sexual pleasure.
From an outside perspective, shibari may seem like it's solely focused on sexual pleasure and erotic play, but does not have to be the case.
Different people have varying motivations for engaging in this type of rope bondage. People may feel sensations of arousal by the body awareness that they experience during and after shibari, but not every experience needs to include sexual connotations.
Similarly, one may feel more connected to the person tying or being tied because of the level of trust the practice imbues.
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