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Healing Through Intimacy: The LTSG Collective Event Recap

To celebrate my 37th birthday, I wanted to do some serious self-care. So I decided to attend the Let That Shit Go an Intimacy Experience presented by The Let That Shit Go Collective. 

 

It was a three-day event with Solrise yoga led by Kahrisma (one of the founders) and meditation facilitated by Keri James (another founder) the first two mornings. There was a sound bowl session on Sunday led by Keke Morgan. In the evening, more activities followed. 

LTSG Collective

 

The first night was the Gathering of the Gods and Goddesses, which I missed, but the second night was Intimate Talks + Relating Experiences featuring Hasina Ifra and TK Abuwi (the third founder). The evening was focused on partner intimacy.  After a dinner discussion of thought-provoking questions, we did exercises like eye-gazing and command-giving. Their purpose was to promote trust and compel us to use our senses. 

LTSG Collective

The third activity took place during the day and was the Sip + Satya Sister Circle. After a light brunch discussion, we had a lengthy conversation about personal intimacy and how to practice it with ourselves. But that was only one of the topics, as the conversation flowed from intimacy to dating situations, including domestic violence. 

 

What I enjoyed most about the event was the transparency and realness the women portrayed. Everyone shared genuinely with what appeared to be no fear of judgment, and they had reason to lack it because the vibes were genuine and pure. Guests listened to understand and not just rebuttal or argue their points because the event’s purpose was to heal or improve their personal situations. So they were open to input. 

 

I think The LTSG Collective did an excellent job with the event, and I strongly suggest you stay tuned for the next one. 

 

Photos by Tam.

 

Francheska Felder
Francheska Felderhttp://swagheronline.com
Francheska "Fancy" Felder is the founder/publisher/EIC of SwagHer Magazine. She is a -Single mother of 3 -Libra - Trapping scribe -Lover -Mental health advocate - Country girl -Proud, liberated Black goddess ________________________________________ Long Bio: Francheska “Fancy” Felder is the owner of Fancy’s Thoughts and the award-winning publisher and editor-in-chief of SwagHer Magazine, a lifestyle and empowerment publication for the Black woman who likes to keep it real in life and business. The magazine doubles as a PR boutique offering public relations services and visibility coaching, and Fancy strategically executes brand campaigns for Black women CEOs, coaches, and authors. The former teen mom started the company in 2010 while working as an exotic dancer, but soon after, her love for empowering Black women led her to abandon that lifestyle. She has received awards for her work as a positive news publisher and journalist telling the stories of Black women and other informative news that the Black community finds relevant, including the severe topics of Black mental health and domestic violence. The podcast she co-hosts with Arnya T.M. Davis, Theories & Thoughts, also continues these conversations. Fancy publicly speaks about her battle with bipolar disorder with hopes of helping others begin their wellness paths. She also shares her mental health story in contribution to the I Am a Black Woman- Next Level anthology, an Amazon Best-Seller. In the summer of 2022, RallyUp Magazine, a mental health magazine, featured Fancy as their cover story, where she opened up about receiving her diagnosis. The McComb, Mississippi native is part of Facebook’s independent journalism project, Bulletin, where she publishes The Higher South, and she was a member of the NABJ Entrepreneur Academy powered by CafeMedia in 2021. The Glambitous Guide to Self-Love, Peace, and Confidence contributor is an avid learner and creative. Currently, she is attending Southern University A&M College, completing her bachelor's degree and rearing her three young adults. Fancy enjoys learning more about spirituality, Black history, and feminism in her free time, along with yoga and walking.
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