Divining Pleasure
An Oracle for SephErotic Liberation
by Taya Mâ Shere & Bekah Starr
“This pleasure oracle took me to depths beyond my wildest dreams!”
Diving Pleasure is a divination card deck and an Omer counter inviting you more deeply into your body, your pleasure and your devotion to collective liberation.
Play with these cards
… as an oracle for liberation
… for attuning to eros
… for pleasure priestessing
….for connecting to embodied knowing
This offering is an expression of remembering and reclaiming our connection to, and our embodiment of, kedeishot and kedeishim, holy ones who were the erotic healers ~ sexual priestesses & priests in ancient temple times, whose bodies vesseled divinity. May this oracle be a sacred tool for lush & pleasure-full liberation, and for divining your deepest embodied knowing.
Each deck comes with a set of 50 cards and a vibrant booklet, delivered inside a fabric altar bag. Artwork depicts images of full luscious naked bodies, dancing vulvas, erotic pleasure & more. Printed in the United States at Community Printers, a worker cooperative and union shop committed to sustainable manufacturing.
Sex & the Sephirot
A Pleasure Journey Through the Omer
WITH RAV KOHENET TAYA MÂ
Beginning the second day of Passover through shavuot
In Sex and the Sephirot, we engage the seven week Omer period between Passover and Shavuot toward experiencing greater erotic presence, deepening our commitment to nourishing eros, and embracing ritual practices of self-pleasure - or pleasure with partners - amidst the support and container of sex-positive community and joyful accountability.
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Omer Oracle 7-Week Journey
Join Kohenet Nomy Lamm and Taya Mâ on a creative, lush and liberatory seven-week journey. Receive evocative images, resonant blessings, and potent distillations into your inbox for each of the 49 days of the Omer period, beginning March 28 (15 Nisan).