can sex work be spiritual? a convo about neo-tantra [w/ Sarah]
6/30/20261 hr 43 min
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What happens when a classical Tantrika sits down with someone who has spent years working in the world of Neo Tantra and erotic bodywork? In this conversation, we explore where these two worlds overlap, where they fundamentally diverge, and what questions they raise about intimacy, healing, spirituality, sex work, vulnerability, and the search for God. Rather than trying to arrive at definitive answers, this episode is an invitation into a thoughtful and curious exploration of one of the most misunderstood subjects in contemporary spirituality.
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First 90 secondsHanna Williams· Host0:00
Welcome to Grace Pilled, a podcast about the spiritual process and the mysterious forces shaping your life. My name is Channa, and since 2015, I have been a practitioner in a classical Shakta tantric tradition, which informs literally every aspect of my life, including the things that I like to talk about. I work with people to recognize the deeply spiritual patterns that are shaping their life so that they can start moving with those patterns instead of against them. This show is that whole conversation out loud again and again and again. You can work with me through my website, H-A-N-N-A Williams.com, or join my Patreon for deeper teachings and ongoing Q&A sessions, also a community Discord server. I also have a 100% free human design resource on my website if you want to start your human design experiment. But for now, let's get into the episode. So before we jump in, I just want to offer a little bit of context for this conversation. Today's episode explores neo-tantra through a conversation with somebody who has worked professionally in that world. And this entire discussion is not meant to be a definitive statement about tantra, sex work, or sexuality, nor is it an endorsement