And yet another resource for you.

Bliss is a movie that I highly recommend.

As you know, we focus a lot of atten­tion on Body­work In the last 2 years or so, (since the tsunami, which nudged the mag­netic poles a bit) I’ve noticed that many clients feel “out of bal­ance.†This feel­ing is often the result of a first Chakra issue.

Almost always, there are also sex­ual issues, (Chakra two.)

Bliss addresses this sec­ond issue. The movie was made in 1997, and con­cerns the work of a Tantric teacher, as he helps a cou­ple deal with sex­ual dys­func­tion — using a decid­edly “hands on†approach that is sim­i­lar to our own. Here is a review, and the text from the back cover, from Amazon:

Amazon.com
It may not be a great movie, but Bliss could be one of the great­est marriage-boosters ever filmed. This curi­ous drama fits into the too-familiar form of the “ther­apy movie,†but it’s acted with inten­sity by a com­mit­ted (and rather brave) trio. Craig Shef­fer plays an uptight Seat­tle hus­band who dis­cov­ers his neu­rotic wife (Sheryl Lee) vis­it­ing a rad­i­cal doc­tor (Ter­ence Stamp) who has sex–therapeutically–with his patients. After briefly flip­ping out, Shef­fer finds him­self buy­ing into the doctor’s reme­dies for a sex­ual and emo­tional make-over. The silky-smooth Stamp is per­fectly cast: with his enthu­si­asm for chakras and fine cig­ars, the doc­tor is both spir­i­tual guru and the kind of man who reads Play­boy. The film veers into ridicu­lous­ness at times, yet there is some­thing intrigu­ing about its how-to frank­ness. Home view­ers may find them­selves embar­rassed and maybe just a lit­tle bit lib­er­ated. –Robert Horton

From the Back Cover
Craig Shef­fer, Sheryl Lee, Ter­ence Stamp, and Spald­ing Gray star in this auda­ciously hon­est look at sex­ual inti­macy and emo­tional risk. On his wed­ding day, Joseph (Craig Shef­fer) ner­vously admits that his wife (Sheryl Lee) is not quite like other women. But his beau­ti­ful bride is more than just the “impul­sive, com­pul­sive, obses­sive†woman he thinks he knows. And when Joseph dis­cov­ers she is hid­ing trou­bling secrets, it sends them both on a sex­ual odyssey that will either destroy or redeem their rela­tion­ship. Eras­ing all bound­aries between sex, love, and com­mit­ment, “BLISS may be one of the most dar­ing and explicit films ever made.†–William Arnold, Seat­tle Post-Intelligencer.

The most intrigu­ing ele­ment of the movie is the use of “G-Spot†mas­sage to release past sex­ual trauma. This fits with Chakra the­ory, which describes this area plus the root Chakra as hold­ing both sex­ual and life trauma.

Check it out!

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