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two, three, four, five! Everybody in the car, come on, let's ride! To the boundary store around the corner, The boys say they want some love and attention, But I really don't wanna! No more people-pleasing like I did last week, I must stay clear because consent ain't cheap! I like boundaries, freedom, respect, and Rita, And as I continue, my standards get sweeter! (Uh!) So what can I do? I really beg you, my Lord, Consent isn't optional, it's not a sport! Anything mutual, it's all good, let's trumpet! If it's not a hell yes, don't even attempt it! 🎺 A little bit of consent in my life! A little bit of boundaries by my side! A little bit of freedom's all I need! A little bit of respect is what I see! A little bit of NO means NO to me! A little bit of YES that's given freely! A little bit of choice, and here I am! A little bit of consent makes me your fan!

The first three practitioner classes are easily downloadable and I'd like to download the rest in the series but they are requiring a Google account. Is it possible that the remaining classes could also be made accessible as the first 3 are? Thanks for any help.

Welcome to The Ownership of Space I want to take a moment to personally welcome each of you into this space. I’m truly happy you’re here, and I’m grateful to have the opportunity to share this work with you. We’ve just covered the first part of a miniseries called The Ownership of Space, and I wanted to share a little about why these teachings are so important to me. Everything I do, everything I teach, and everything I share through my work stems from these foundational principles. They are the starting point, the roots from which everything else grows. Something I want to emphasize is that the foundation of these tools is experience and feeling. They are not simply concepts to understand intellectually or techniques to memorize and perform. They are practices intended to become part of your lived experience. There is a profound difference between knowing something, doing something, and being something. If knowledge is power, then what is being? Knowledge gives us understanding. Practice gives us experience. But being is the embodiment of both. To know something is not necessarily to live it. And to practise something does not necessarily mean we have fully integrated it. The deeper invitation within these teachings is to move beyond simply understanding the tools or performing the practices and into embodying what they teach. It is one thing to understand grounding and another to experience yourself as grounded. It is one thing to understand boundaries and another to inhabit your own space so fully that your boundaries become a natural expression of who you are. If knowledge is power, then being is the embodiment of that power. It is no longer something you must continually reach for, remember, or consciously perform. It becomes part of your natural way of existing. The intention is not to spend your life performing techniques to become something you are not. It is to develop the awareness and familiarity necessary for these principles to become an integrated part of how you exist, relate, feel, and move through the world.