Embodied Life Transitions

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Photos from Embodied Life Transitions's post 06/12/2026

Such a fun night out raising money for Folsom Family Pride!

06/12/2026

Just your PSA for the day!😉

“Until you make the unconscious, conscious, it will rule your life and you will call it Fate” - Carl Jung

So I’ve been re- listening to Existential Kink by Carolyn Elliott Ph.D as I prepare to head back to Joshua Tree later this month to help coordinate our next retreat weaving shadow into the erotic work we do with women at Back to the Body™. This is my second year of being on the teaching team, and what I have learned in retreat work is we are “in it” just as much as the women attending - and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

I had this moment as I was listening & walking along the river near my home. The author had written that the situations, traits we most avoid are the window into the subconscious, our own existential kink.

And I had this thought - “What if conflict actually turns me on?”

So I sat with that a bit and began to make a mental list of what has been the impact of conflict, how it shows up, what I get from it.

Conflict gets me creative, motiviated, energized - you tell me I can’t do something I will prove you wrong.

Conflict creates distance, desire and wanting and in that there lives excitement.

Conflict creates a sense of accomplishment, that I am fixer, bridger, mediator. A sense of importance in the world.

Conflict makes me feel seen, heard, or even possibly find connection with another over a bigger “common threat”. And of course there is the deliciousness of making up, coming back together.

On the darker side, conflict creates a sense of not me, not mine, being done to, blame, a lack of responsibility, self righteousness or an absolution of bad behavior.

I have avoided conflict my whole life - but what if I’ve actually energetically welcomed it in? - I’m still sitting with that one.

I can tell you this, the next time I feel in conflict, I’m going to get curious without judgement or shame and look for the turn-on in it for me… and see what happens.

Wishing you much love, pleasure & desire this Summer
Christie❤️ 06/07/2026

“Until you make the unconscious, conscious, it will rule your life and you will call it Fate” - Carl Jung So I’ve been re- listening to Existential Kink by Carolyn Elliott Ph.D as I prepare to head back to Joshua Tree later this month to help coordinate our next retreat weaving shadow into the erotic work we do with women at Back to the Body™. This is my second year of being on the teaching team, and what I have learned in retreat work is we are “in it” just as much as the women attending - and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I had this moment as I was listening & walking along the river near my home. The author had written that the situations, traits we most avoid are the window into the subconscious, our own existential kink. And I had this thought - “What if conflict actually turns me on?” So I sat with that a bit and began to make a mental list of what has been the impact of conflict, how it shows up, what I get from it. Conflict gets me creative, motiviated, energized - you tell me I can’t do something I will prove you wrong. Conflict creates distance, desire and wanting and in that there lives excitement. Conflict creates a sense of accomplishment, that I am fixer, bridger, mediator. A sense of importance in the world. Conflict makes me feel seen, heard, or even possibly find connection with another over a bigger “common threat”. And of course there is the deliciousness of making up, coming back together. On the darker side, conflict creates a sense of not me, not mine, being done to, blame, a lack of responsibility, self righteousness or an absolution of bad behavior. I have avoided conflict my whole life - but what if I’ve actually energetically welcomed it in? - I’m still sitting with that one. I can tell you this, the next time I feel in conflict, I’m going to get curious without judgement or shame and look for the turn-on in it for me… and see what happens. Wishing you much love, pleasure & desire this Summer Christie❤️

05/05/2026

There’s something about summer that makes the rules feel… breakable.

Warm summer nights.
Lingering eye contact & summer flings.
The way your body seems to hum a little louder under sun-warmed skin.

Vacation plans.
This isn’t accidental.

Summer has always been a co-conspirator with desire.

And erotic play?
It thrives this season.

Not the polished, performative kind.
The real kind. The kind that might surprise you.
The kind that doesn’t ask for approval before it unfolds.

The kind that makes you feel young & maybe just a bit reckless.

Erotic play can be subtle… or it can feel a little dangerous in all the best ways.

This is the time of year where control loosens its grip.
Where you get to experiment with being less “put together”…
and more honest.
Less contained…
messy
and more felt.

Because underneath all the roles, expectations, and responsibilities—
there’s a version of you that knows exactly how to play.

Summer brings out that part of us. Our bodies remember what it felt like to be that free.

The question is:
Will you let her?

No pressure. No performance.
Just a quiet rebellion that connects you back to who you’ve always been.

Summer won’t last forever.
But the part of you this season awakens?

She’s not going anywhere.

Wishing you much love, play & pleasure!
Christie☀️💖😎

Photo is little Christie - circa 1975 “ish”

04/24/2026

Next Between the Covers Book Club is gathering Wednesday May 20th, 7pm at Ruby’s Books in Historic Folsom. We are talking about a classic & one of my favs! Esther Perel’s “Mating in Captivity”. Ruby’s has copies in stock, grab your copy this weekend.

And with all my book clubs finishing it is always optional, come for the community & discussion!

Christie❤️

04/24/2026

Wow, what an amazing pop-up workshop last night! The four woman in attendance really showed up for themselves & each other. It was beautiful to witness.❤️

And we are doing it again in May!

Join me Wednesday, May 13th 6-8pm in Historic Folsom for some sisterhood as we answer the questions “Who am I? What do I want? What is getting in my way” together. This will be a very intimate group of 6 women exploring a somatic exercise, the Lotus Lift Meditation™ created by Pamela Madsen, founder of Back to the Body. This experience will help you slow down, find connection to self and listen to what our bodies are telling us.

You will want your journal, a yoga mat, wear something comfortable & bring your sense of curiosity.

Cost is $80 - Location Private Residence Historic Folsom, CA
(address sent upon registration)

Link to book is in my bio or on my website.

April showers really have brought May flowers!
Christie🌷

03/04/2026

We are reading “Mating in Captivity” by Esther Perel at next Between the Covers Book Club

May 20th, 2026 • 7pm • Ruby’s Books • Historic Folsom 📚

Pick up your copy and join us!

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