Friend in NYC next week
Hi Jeffrey,
Am traveling on the Evolving Caravan (www.evolvingcaravan.com) in October. One of the practitioners of the Caravan will be in NYC. Her name is Nathalie (https://www.ownyourspace.nl). In my model, she is a stage 3.5 or so (stage 1= consensus reality, stage 2 = all in on one thing, stage 3 = surrendering to the bigger forces at work, stage 4 = intuition -> insight, stage 5 = special abilities in a grounded way).
Mitch who I brought to you to see last time (Tesla) was a high stage 2 (high energy tied to story). When their worldview is challenged, they fight back (hence the debate). Worldview tightly coupled to autonomic nervous system.
Stage 3 is a shift to the innate joy of being. Nathalie was a dancer and big on embodiment (see her website). She'll be on the caravan most of October.
Let me know if you'd like to meet her when she's in NYC. Let me know.
I also have a new good friend based in NYC I'd like to introduce you to. His name is Chris Wink. He co-founded Blue Man Group. Also let me know if you are interested in meeting Chris.
This is his interest (copied and pasted from him):
I'll end with this:
These days, I am especially passionate about "Cliteracy." There is a huge orgasmic pleasure gap between men and women that needs to be fixed, and I hope my TV project will help. Here is my 3D print out of an actual size clitoris.
Did you know that:
90 percent of the clitoris is below the surface.
The average clitoris is made up of erectile tissue that is almost four inches in length and similar in total mass to a flaccid penis. When aroused, it swells to a size that is between 50 and 300% percent larger than its non-engorged state, but most of this swelling is internal, and therefore it is virtually invisible.
There are more than 8,000 nerve endings in the tip of the clitoris alone — double the 4,000 nerve endings in the head of a penis.
It takes an average of 20 minutes for the erectile tissue in the clitoris to become engorged, as compared to only 3 minutes for the penis.
When it comes to orgasms, there is currently a significant "pleasure gap" between men and women. In one recent study, 92 percent of men reported having orgasms every time during sex. Only 32 percent of heterosexual women reported having consistent orgasms during sex.
For the vast majority of women, intercourse does not provide enough direct clitoral stimulation for them to achieve orgasms. In one study, less than 25 percent of women reported being consistently orgasmic during vaginal intercourse. No matter how long it lasts, no matter what size the man's penis, and no matter how the woman feels about the man or the relationship, intercourse does not provide enough direct clitoral stimulation to allow most women to become aroused enough to have orgasms. 94 percent of women need some form of clitoral stimulation to achieve orgasm.
Women who identify as lesbian women have significantly more orgasms than straight women.
Heterosexual women report having significantly more orgasms when they are masturbating alone than when they are with a partner.
The Clitoris was only recently fully mapped: a team of French researchers carried out the first sonographic mapping of an erect clitoris in 2009 even though the technology to do so had existed for years.
Unlike the penis, the clitoris has no refractory period (only a very brief period of post-orgasm heightened sensitivity). Because of this, many clitorises are capable of experiencing double digit multiple-orgasms if given the right stimulation.