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Picaflor chronicles the two decades since Matthew (Mateo) J. Pallamary’s adventures in Spirit Matters through the mountains, deserts, and jungles of North, Central, and South America pursuing his studies of shamanism and visionary experience working with plant medicines and shamanic plant diets, among them Ayahuasca, Peyote, San Pedro cactus, and many more.

In this latest book about my most recent metaphysical journeys, I had two ideas that I wanted to follow through on: I wanted to see and experience the great forests of Gondwanaland; and, I wanted to see and experience what existed on a higher frequency within the one hectare of garden that I currently call home. All the rest was spontaneous, as a greater metaphysical world reality revealed to me wonders of which I had never even dreamed.

The Trace That Was Never There is the closing volume in this post-spiritual trilogy—a contemplative, poetic dismantling of the final constructs we cling to: the soul, the self, the seeker, and the witness. This book does not offer answers, tools, or affirmations. It is not a map. It is the trace left by something already disappearing.

In the book Talking to the Goddess, you will explore the five elements of nature, which are the earth, water, fire, air, and spirit, and which will help you improve your ability to connect with the divine. The elements are known as Mother Nature's messengers. Communicating with them on a daily basis can strengthen your mind, body, and spirit, and draw you even closer to the goddess.

Most people feel their life is missing something. They feel less than they could be. There is a reason for this general unhappiness. The good news is: you can change it. Coyote Dreaming shows how civilization is out of balance and a fundamental change of mind is necessary to allow many, for the time, to understand psychological and emotional discomforts with which they suffer because they cannot fit into the hole society created for them.

Like others, you have probably wondered what tantric sex is and how to incorporate it into your own sex life. Well, tantric sex isn't directed only to experience pleasure through intercourse but also to acknowledge your body and mind. That is why tantric sex's spiritual aspect is the same as yoga's. For starters, it is recommended to practice the techniques in established relationships, because you will feel more comfortable sharing your body with your partner.

Tantric sex has a famous reputation. Most people think of Sting and his reputed 36-hour-long lovemaking sessions, for example. Once the tantric massages are complete, your partner should be deeply open and relaxed, aroused, and ready to engage in lovemaking. Bringing this same focus and energy to our lovemaking sessions increases the intimacy of our unions and heightens the pleasure for both parties.