See what difference a week can make

It might be hard to imagine having intimacy with your partner every day if you're well past the honeymoon period. But re-kindling the spark is possible with devotional discipline. 

It might be hard to imagine that something as short as 10 minutes a day could make a big difference.

Showing up for the challenge is showing up for the love you have for each other. Showing up for your relationship, for you and your partners pleasure and for your lovership. 

If you can't manage 7 days in a row because of logistics, set yourself a challenge that you can succeed with. Do what you can, and make your way through the 7 practices in your own time. 

If you can, aim for every day. Maybe it becomes your morning practice, or maybe your evening ritual. Get curious what could happen with daily devotion. 

Why Liberated Lovers is Different

Luna and Tristen bring together decades of personal exploration and practice with years of dedicated study. Their unique blend of Tantra, Somatics, Authentic Relating and Erotic Mysticism brings the best of grounded spirituality that is trauma-informed, holistic and empowering. 

You won't find any rigid gender expectations or spiritual bypassing. They stay deeply rooted in the realities of modern love, attachment and inquiry. 

This challenge blends gentle, nervous-system-aware practices with more playful, activating ones — Some practices are designed to soothe and settle, some to spark and play. This gives you options to explore that suit your energy and intention on any given day. 

The whole thing is built around 10-minute practices, so there's no excuse of "we don't have time" or "I don't have the energy tonight". The short practices still carry real depth and nourishment. 

You'll draw on grounded somatic and tantric practice — practices that reliably re-sync nervous systems and rebuild real erotic presence between long-term partners.

This is a perfect reset for any couple wanting to feel more like lovers again, without needing a grand gesture or a couples retreat to get there.

For the couple who...

...Have been together so long that they feel more like room-mates than lovers, and are noticing tension rising and eroticism fading. This course will offer you tools to get out of the funk and back into your lovership. 

It's for partners who keep meaning to reconnect but never know how to start without it feeling forced. The intention is there but it never feels like 'the right time' and you're waiting to 'get in the mood'. These practices help you transition into the lovers state of being.

For the new couple who are riding the honeymoon motivation and are interested in Tantric Intimacy and learning new ways to explore their love. You'll get a taste of what this work offers in a simple and digestable way that will help you deepen into new erotic potentials

It's for couples in a dry spell or a busy season, ready for a low-stakes way back into each other's bodies. You might not have time to jet off on a romantic tantric retreat but you can start from where you are now with the time you have!

It's for anyone who's tired of date nights that turn into Netflix and want more from their time together. You know there is more intimacy, presence and depth available. These practices will show you how.  

And it's for any couple, of any sexual orientation — no matter how long you've been together — wanting practical tools to feel like lovers again, not just housemates, co-parents or business partners.

Inclusive practices suitable for all genders and people ages 18+. 

Ideal for people new to Sacred Sexuality / Tantric intimacy work (or if one of you is new and the other doesn't want to be in 'teacher mode'!)

 Not recommended for....

This course is ideal for couples who feel safe and connected with each other and are open to exploring deeper. This is not ideal for couples who are in major ruptures of trust or who are easily getting triggered. We recommended to get some therapeutic support if your relationship is in a really rocky place where trust and openness to touch is hard to reach for. 

 This is designed for beginner-intermediate explorers of conscious intimacy work. It's not ideal for highly experienced practitioners looking for advanced work. (please see our full courses for more advanced offerings)

A translator between worlds...

Luna has lived an unconventional life— from a young age she was drawn to alternative culture, activism, sexuality work and altered states of consciousness. This took her through years working in the adult industry as an erotic dancer and kink performer to transformational festivals, raves and spiritual retreats around the world — from living in squats to eco- luxury retreat centers and everything between.

Over time, her erotic life and spiritual life merged as she encountered Tantra and Sacred Sexuality, and she has spent over a decade sharing these teachings across the world from the Berlin underground to Ubud retreat centers.

She has studied both NeoTantra, modern transformational coaching and somatic therapies and traditional Tantric and yogic lineages, with a passion for both studying philosophy and learning new methodologies and learning through direct embodied experience and exploration with masters all over the world. 

Over 12 years of teaching, coaching and training future leaders in conscious sexuality, Luna developed the Love Liberation Method — the three-stage framework at the heart of this book. She brings to it her own lived experience: chronic illness and disability, addiction recovery, a nondual awakening and underworld traversing- and years of deep immersion in Shaiva Tantra, Sacred Sexuality, Vajrayana Buddhism, Erotic Mysticism and contemporary somatic practice.

The Liberated Sensualist is the most complete distillation of everything she has learned and lived. She wanted to offer a deep-dive through what she has learned and taught over the years for any genuine seeker to explore and enjoy, in service to collective liberation. It was written because she kept meeting people who were seeking a book on Tantra from the sacred sexuality perspective that honoured the traditional teachings and met them where they were in the modern condition — one that recognises and includes the reality of trauma, colonial indoctrination and the modern struggles with techniques and perspectives that really work. 

This book is her answer to that gap. An opportunity to abundantly share the gifts she has recieved through this work.