A hedonist values sensual pleasure above all else. Hedonist comes from the Greek word hedone 'pleasure' and is related to hedys, which means 'sweet.' Although this noun did not make its first appearance until 1822, the word was created as a reference to an ancient Greek philosophical system known as the Cyrenaic school. The Cyrenaics taught that pleasure - particularly physical pleasure - is the greatest good. If you need some examples of modern day hedonists, think the many celebrities today who are only famous for going to parties. So if you like uninhibited fun, enjoy pleasure, and want to live a life less ordinary then you are a Hedonist.
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Sex & Sensuality
8th Oct 2020, 20:00 Expired
1 hour
ErosLife
Johannesburg - Gauteng (South Africa)
Thursday Night's Webinar, 8th Oct, is Free. It's at 8pm, South African Time, GMT +2.
We'll talk about sex and sensuality, what fulfillment really means, and how we can experience this. We'll talk about our bodies, we'll talk about our hearts, we'll talk about sexual energy, we'll talk about intimacy, we'll talk about communication, we'll talk about the subtlety of bliss, we'll talk about expectations, we'll talk about vulnerability and we'll talk about the limitless field of pleasure.
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We'll talk about sex and sensuality, what fulfillment really means, and how we can experience this. We'll talk about our bodies, we'll talk about our hearts, we'll talk about sexual energy, we'll talk about intimacy, we'll talk about communication, we'll talk about the subtlety of bliss, we'll talk about expectations, we'll talk about vulnerability and we'll talk about the limitless field of pleasure.
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