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Why I do what I do.

Contrary to what we might think, this work is not about pleasure.

It’s about becoming a medicine holder in the world.

I start most of my workshops by telling people I don’t care if they enjoy themselves in the workshop at all. While having a pleasurable, ecstatic experience can be nice, we often return home with a strong sense of “ok, now what?”

I want deep experiences that shake, rattle, and even break us in some ways.

I watch people lie back, shake, convulse and wail as the ghosts from the past arise to be seen. Patterns of protection and defensiveness are released and completed.

We change our relationship with our bodies
to change who we are in the world
every day, in every moment.

And while that may sound insignificant or negligible in these big times, in between the flinch and bite of the chain, it’s really all we’ve got.

We can choose to live life as a living prayer in which every moment is sacred.

We can choose, in every moment, to turn towards the medicine that is always here for us.

We can choose to be led by love in every moment and share this love with others, too.

We can choose to be with it all, knowing that the process (though often painful) will strengthen us.

This is the true Tantra, the integration and merging of the totality of everything.

Let's begin.
We change our relationship with our bodies
to change who we are in the world
every day,
in every moment.

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My Journey
1- My journey started on a Greek island in 2010

A would-be romantic holiday turned into a violent break-up.
I'll be honest with you: we beat each other up.
Like savage creatures in the night, he wanted to hurt me, and I him.


It became the most disturbing and eye-opening experience of my life.
I knew, then and there, I needed to walk away. I needed to take a good look at my life and the shadows that seemed to be gravely distorting my reality.
Within minutes of parting ways , I found myself in a Oneness experience which I still can't fully describe in words. As I walked away from him on the beach, everything slowed down and I became paralysed, unable to move at all.
Sensations I had never before encountered flooded my body. The limits of my physical body began dissolving, and I found myself merging with everything around me: the sea, the sky, the dry rolling hills.

As I emerged from this experience and returned home, I knew my life had changed forever.

I found tantra.
I turned to Tantra for answers. I was keen to unearth the murkiness that was affecting my relationships.
I was quickly inspired to go deeper, and enrolled in a 1-year training in Berlin.
My motivation was simple: I wanted to find love.

I ended up finding Oneness.

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2- The power of sexuality

Alongside Tantra, I began exploring somatic movement therapy.
This lead me to learn about the mystery schools of Ancient Greece and Egypt and their practices of death/birth.
At the end of the 1-year training, we were guided into a deep-dive process in which we spent three full days and nights in complete darkness.
Our somatic elements of breath, sound, movement, and touch allowed us to drop below our stories, narratives, and limited patterns for extended periods. In this space, radical transformation occurred.

I entered the process a broken man: Carrying the weight of a $500000 debt from a failed business, and no one to blame but myself.

I found answers in places I would never have expected. I met my shadow and was forced to stare it straight in the eyes.
I received visions and hallucinations, including desert nights and fiery, flaming demons.
I was visited by experiences from this life and previous ones.

I emerged a transformed man, bearing new abilities to transcend the layers of illusion that kept me from my truth.
I moved from the brink of bankruptcy to being financially independent in a short period.
Everything moved at lightning speed.

My newfound freedom brought spaciousness to my life.
Guidance began to appear, as well as the courage to follow it.

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3- I found shamanism

An incident that began in a temple in Bangkok was pivotal.
I found myself starting to move and chant uncontrollably.
For hours, I was lying naked in my hotel room, my body trembling, writhing, my limbs flailing like an octopus.

I later understood that I had gained a new access to a greater realm in the unseen.
For the following years, I journeyed from Mongolia to Brazil, Kilimanjaro to the Yucatan.
I held ceremonies, connecting to other humans, land, shamans, and spirits.
Most importantly, I was awakening new facets of myself.

Along the way, I met Kenneth Ray Stubbs, formerly known as the Sexual Shaman, who had been practicing erotic massage since 1965 in San Francisco.
He became my mentor, and for years I explored new conceptualisations of Tantra and the Orgasm, which have formed the foundation of Orgasmic Shamanism.

I spent years diving into the various practices I had learned from my mentors.
Elements of somatic movement, shamanism, and Tantra began to interweave together.
I spent hours every day on the floor scribbling in notebooks while immersed in energy work, spontaneous movement, and self-pleasuring.

4- Working with sexuality.

I would take my learnings to small gatherings of participants.
For years I worked with mixed-gender groups, usually fully-clothed.
For a long time, I resisted being too explicit.

In 2019, in the depths of a 48-hour deep dive, the invitation came to enter a more explicit expression of this work.
I broke up my relationship when my partner asked me to choose between him and my work.

When the pandemic broke out in 2020, everything changed.
Working online enabled me to gather with men from all over the world. I felt a new excitement for this work, and more importantly, I said "Fuck it" to the shame and inhibitions that remained.
I made the decision I would no longer hold back my truth.

Today my work is unapologetic, simultaneously subtle and explicit, supportive and radical.
I work with men to explore every aspect of their lives.
Together, we explore their darkest shadows and most shameful fantasies and learn to make space for their highest gifts to emerge.

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About This Work

The practice of Orgasmic Shamanism emerged as a result of exploring Shamanism, somatic movement therapy and tantra.
It is also a Mystery school practice. Mainly attributed to the Ancient Greeks and Egyptians, the mystery scool is a gruelling and process of radical transformation.
It is based on awakening the true self by connecting with the greater realms of the unseen, the cosmos.
All the workshops, sessions, retreats, trainings all work within a 5-stage framework:
Stage 1- Discovery: The discovery that our body is our tool to access great transformation by connecting us to oneness.
Stage 2- Initiation: After this discovery, we then find ourselves able to face our demons, our shadow, every area of our life that is seeking resolution.
Stage 3- Awakening: This is the awakening of a higher power within. It also involves the realisation of the uniqueness of our essence.
Stage 4- Embodying: We then embody and harness this higher within ourself and feel its medicine.
Stage 5- Integration: We then embody and harness this higher within ourself and feel its medicine.

Today my work is unapologetic;
simultaneously subtle and explicit,
supportive and radical.

I work with men to explore every aspect of their lives.
Together, we explore their darkest shadows and most shameful fantasies and learn to make space for their highest gifts to emerge. At times, we sit in the stillness of the eternal void and let the energy transmissions do their job.

Everything I do aims to help people connect to their truth by engaging with the oneness within.
Whether someone is a beginner, an experienced practitioner, a facilitator in training, or an advanced therapist, this work is about allowing them to be who they truly are; to engage with the flow of life;and to bring forward their highest gifts in the most effortless way possible.

What about you?

The world is changing rapidly, and we humans are being asked to change with it.

Who will you be?

So many are telling me they feel a calling to a new type of work, either as a therapist, facilitator, or coach.
I always recommend the following:
To begin by making space in our life to receive inspiration.
It is seeking us.
Once we begin to receive the invitations, we need to trust them and follow our impulses.
We must face our fears and "do it anyway."
So what about you?
What is your story?
If this resonates, I would love to hear from you.

You can also check out my workshops, videos and courses for more.

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About your facilitator

Marc is a somatic therapist and shamanic practitioner specialised in the Medicine of eros, healing practices related to eros and sexuality. 



His work has two main focuses:
1- Supporting the transmutation of shame, trauma and shadow to power, purpose and mastery.
2- As a teacher's teacher, he trains facilitators, therapists and teachers by supporting their development of new abilities. 


His practices, which are often considered radical, combine talk therapy, with experiential processes involving the soma (the body), energy transmission and sexual explorations.


Interactions can range from gentler ones including soft touch, cuddling and conscious stillness to more radical ones such as dark-room therapy, and re-enacting kinky, taboo and shameful sexual scenarios in healing and conscious ways.

Today, he shares his work through 1-1 sessions, online and in-person, residential and non-residential courses and workshops, and online live and pre-recorded courses. 


After spending over a decade training in somatic movement therapy, energy work and sacred sexuality, his own practice emerged as a result of his years spent observing behavioural responses in 1-1 and group therapy sessions worldwide.



As well as being a trained somatic movement therapist, he has also been initiated into shamanism in 2015 and in the Mystery School as a student in 2013 and a guide in 2018.
He is also senior faculty at the Shakti Shiva Academy since 2021. 



While his process and practice are open to people of all levels of experience, he tends to work mostly with advanced practitioners, people who are keen to become facilitators, and facilitators wishing to develop new skills.