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Introduction to Eros

Introduction to Eros
15 min Self-Guided Community Discussion
The Introduction to Eros course offers a transformative journey into the concepts, vocabulary, and mindset needed to experience life through the lens of Eros. Eros represents the essence of self-expression, self-possession, and living in a state of deep connection to yourself and the natural flow of life. Throughout the course, you will explore and redefine key ideas such as intimacy, connection, relating, the masculine and feminine, hunger, and more. You'll discover the importance of being deeply connected to your body and see how it serves as a trusted guide for navigating the world. Eros invites us to move beyond the rigid lines and boundaries imposed by the rational mind—divisions like good and evil, or us versus them—toward a more fluid, interconnected understanding of existence. By embracing Eros, you will step into a state of openness and curiosity about life’s unfolding mystery. Expect a mix of insights, reflections, and prompts designed to deepen your understanding. We encourage you to jot down any questions that arise during the course—ask the EROS AI bot or save them for future exploration as your understanding of Eros continues to expand. Dive into this foundational course and experience the richness of life through the lens of Eros. Enjoy the journey!
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About Curriculum What’s Included Ways to Engage

About Introduction to Eros

Course Curriculum

What is Eros?

Restoration
Connection
Liberation
Erotic Justice

About the Instructors

Aubrey Fuller

Aubrey Fuller

Aubrey Fuller is a deep researcher of the feminine and brings her knowledge of feminine wisdom to her classes. As a Program Holder for Art School, senior instructor for the OM Center, and Eros Sutras librarian, she reminds people of the rightness and beauty of the feminine path. She inspires them to enjoy the ride it offers with love and permission. She has been walking the erotic path and practicing Orgasmic Meditation for 15 years.
Rachel Cherwitz

Rachel Cherwitz

Rachel Cherwitz is an 18-year erotic practitioner who deeply loves the underbelly aspect of life. Whether it’s walking with people in addiction or trauma, Rachel reminds people that everything they think is wrong with them is everything that is actually right about them. She is a lover of all things wild: wildlife, wild animals, the unhoused, the incarcerated, addicts, and women. She believes in rewilding humanity. Rachel holds a bachelor's and master's degree in addiction counseling, is a Licensed Advanced Drug and Alcohol Counselor, and is a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional. She loves to walk where angels fear to tread and accompany people through these terrains.

What’s Included in Introduction to Eros

New Concepts

These ideas have a way of flipping everything you thought you knew on its head, confirming what you may have sensed but is hard to define with words.

Videos

Every module includes videos to give you another perspective on the learnings and see someone’s unique perspective on the subject matter.

Integration Exercises

Integration exercises help you bring the lessons into your own life and make them yours. The exercises take things out of the conceptual realm and more directly into your body and your life.

Eros Sutras and Other Readings

Each lesson has a reading from The Eros Sutras or other writings. The readings are the anchor in the course, both elegant and educational.

Ways to Engage

Question What You Learn

Try things out; test them. Don't take our word for it—research it for yourself to discover the validity. The wrestle itself is how you really get inside the material.

Keep a Journal

The things that stand out for you are a guidance of their own. We encourage you to take notes throughout your entire experience. Write down your questions, your observations, passages that catch your eye, realizations, and arguments. In working with Erotic material, your intuition will come alive and begin speaking to you. Taking notes and capturing what stands out for you is how you create a map for yourself of what your soul wants you to know, and of what you are remembering.

Try the Meditations & Exercises

These are designed to offer you a direct experience of the content, which might otherwise feel abstract. That being said, if a meditation or an exercise doesn't make sense to you, you can skip it until later, or try it and modify it. You can always approach the course at your own pace in your own way, and you do not have to be an expert or have any experience of meditation to get value from it.