Meg John Barker is listed as a graduate practitioner of the Urban Tantra programme.
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She keeps interesting company is all I can say
I am not familiar with all of these people but many are involved in sex cults, 3 that I know of are involved as recruiters for the odious Deer Tribe, some in other dangerous cults known to me.
Some of these practitioners are escorts, some are professional dominatrixes, most if not all combine sex work with psychotherapy and claim to be able to heal vulnerable people of sexual trauma via intimate / internal massage or other sexual activities including “conscious kink” / BDSM.
Personally I am less concerned about people being sex workers, providing that they are not forced or coerced into sex work, and much more concerned about people promoting and using sexual activity as a form of psychotherapy. This is abusive and dangerous IMO. There is also significant potential for compromising / sensitive personal information to be harvested by sinister actors.
Readers may find the available pages on Urban Tantra’s international and UK representatives informative and worthy of further research
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Meg John Barker is also an associate of Dominic Davies of Pink Therapy, an absolutely fascinating person.
I have many very serious concerns about Pink Therapy and its links to sex cults and dubious individuals who claim to heal people from trauma and mental illness or to promote wellness via having sex with them.
Any readers interested in researching Pink Therapy and sex cults may find themselves overwhelmed with too much information. I believe that a good place to start might be a page from Dominic Davies’s blog in which he addresses the issue of vulnerable men struggling with an addiction to chemsex.
The below article includes the following text (emphasis mine):
"I’m also wondering if some of the forms of sexual intimacy and sexual healing that exist out there might help people discover sexual intimacy sober. I’m thinking of some of the work done by Gay Tantra masseurs or Kundalini yoga teachers, by the practitioners at Authentic Eros and Gay Love Spirit or the upcoming Quintessential Queer Hearted festival or in October the Love Spirit festival happening later this year and people skilled with playing with sexual energy at Queer Conscious Sex. There is also playing with power and sensation through consensual BDSM. You might also want to consider erotic hypnosis which can create altered states of consciousness and mindfulness meditation too. All of these I’ve found to be able to change the experience of sex and one’s relationship to one’s body.
I’d encourage those of you struggling to have sex sober to explore these kinds of things. I’d also urge queer practitioners of any of these different disciplines to offer their services to build a body of knowledge and experience of what works. I’d really love to hear more about this from anyone on the journey.”
At the end of the article he adds
"I’ve no direct connection to the groups I’ve linked to here, other than knowing they exist and having met some of the people involved as well as some of the people who’ve benefitted from the experience."
source:
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also see:
ms-my.facebook.com/PinkTherapy/posts/solo-tantra-for-gaybi-menin-may-11-and-12th-nick-kientsch-is-hosting-a-somatic-b/10157308046261096/
<a class="break-all" href="https://web.archive.org/web/20190416193103/pinktherapyblog.com/tag/tantra/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">web.archive.org/web/20190416193103/pinktherapyblog.com/tag/tantra/
<a class="break-all" href="https://web.archive.org/web/20200626082547/londoncentralcounselling.com/2018/03/25/pink-therapys-sex-work-and-psychotherapy-conference-history-in-the-making/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">web.archive.org/web/20200626082547/londoncentralcounselling.com/2018/03/25/pink-therapys-sex-work-and-psychotherapy-conference-history-in-the-making/
Readers may also be interested to know that Dominic Davies is a long time associate of “Professor” Andrew Samuels, a controversial figure who was the keynote speaker at the opening of the Pink Therapy Conference: Queer Analysis in 2004 where he delivered an address titled “Queer Therapy: a new standard of excellence” (I could think of better names for it lol)
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