SacredIntimate's Personal Masseur Interview

Last Updated: Feb 26, 00:27

- Being held by a big, masculine, mature man offers a unique energy that can provide a sense of grounding, safety, and can undo years of feeling unacknowledged by the male archetype. I want people to leave feeling healed, even if just a little, in terms of feeling loved and accepted in connection to their raw erotic self.

- I seem to always be on a plane, train, or in an automobile—and I like it that way. I enjoy traveling.

- The work I do as a sacred intimate isn't technically just massage.
While I do massage the body with oil, I also invite clients to massage me. We explore tantric methods using breath, meditation, and do exercises that enhance present moment awareness. This approach ALLOWS HOT EROTIC ENERGY to reach areas previously considered off-limits once a certain level of comfort and connection is established.

- I am frustrated by what I see as the Western culture's need to introduce narratives of shame, especially around the body, where there's no need for it. I've chosen to engage with people in this intimate manner so they can have a direct experience of being touched and touching someone where there's no shame, no judgment—only pure acceptance.

- I am an artist. I sometimes paint ʻōlapa or people performing the hula, and at other times, I create abstract watercolors inspired by the colors of the Pacific Ocean, the sands, and the coral.

- Honestly, I want them to be completely blown away. My goal is for them to feel connected to their source in a way they may have never experienced before. I aim for them to leave feeling as if their hearts have opened wide, transcending the constant chatter of the mind to be fully immersed in the body.

- My Hawaiian heritage and spirituality are very important to me. The Hawaiian people believe strongly that everything is energy, and I strive to connect with what we call Mana, or spiritual energy, and transfer it to my clients during our interactions. Whether I'm touching them or they're touching me, it's about sharing this energy.