SEMESTER TRAINING IN SOMATIC SEXUALITY
Erotic Blueprint
Based on the Erotic Blueprints™ system created by Jaiya and Jack Morin's Erotic Mind.
Your main avenue to achieve the pleasure you seek.
Discover the secrets to your own path to arousal and intimate connection through the revolutionary Erotic Blueprints™ model, created by somatic sexuality expert Jaiya and featured on the Netflix series Sex, Love & Goop.
This workshop combines somatic theory and sensory exploration to help you understand, feel, and inhabit your eroticism authentically. Through practical exercises, body dynamics, and guided reflection, you will discover what your body and mind truly desire and how to apply this knowledge to your intimate or professional life.
What are Erotic Blueprints™?
The Erotic Blueprints™—which we propose translating here as Erotic Maps—are five patterns of arousal, like flavors, that Jaiya identified after more than 20 years of research into how people experience pleasure and desire.
These 5 maps offer:
- A language for intimacy
- A tool for deep self-acceptance
- A set of resources to enrich sexual and relational aspects
Each type (Energetic, Sensual, Sexual, Kinky, or Shapeshifter) opens doors to:
- Greater empathy with yourself
- Recognition and expression of your desires
- Expansion and understanding of erotic diversity
- More creative and authentic connections with others
What is the role of the mind in eroticism?
Connecting with Jack Morin’s The Erotic Mind.
The mind is the most erotic organ.
During the workshop, we will also explore the main ideas of Jack Morin’s The Erotic Mind, a key text for understanding the role of personal history and fantasy in the sexual experience.
“What excites you unforgettablely are windows into your erotic mind.” – Jack Morin
We will delve into topics such as:
- The difference between sex and eroticism
- Peak erotic experiences
- The concept of the central erotic theme
- Analyzing our favorite fantasies
- How we construct the internal narratives that arouse us
We will work with key questions:
- What is one of your most recurring or favorite fantasies?
- What makes that fantasy so exciting for you?
- What would the moment of greatest arousal be like within that fantasy?
- Imagine you want to become sexually aroused but you’re not succeeding… what fantasy would help you get turned on?
These explorations will allow you to discover how your personal history, your desires, and your limits are part of a much larger map of pleasure.
Program
During the workshop we will explore:
- The 5 stages of sexuality (rest, healing, curiosity, adventure, transformation): how to consciously recognize changes throughout your sexual and erotic life
- The 5 Erotic Maps: Energetic, Sensorial, Sexual, Kinky, and Shapeshifter, with which we will investigate:
- Essential needs of each map
- What ignites and what extinguishes them
- Superpowers and shadows
- How to “nourish” each map
Warm-up practices from a Pleasure First approach
Body and verbal languages of pleasure
- The A/B Body Mapping Game
- Sexual communication checklist
- How to facilitate relationships between people with different maps (e.g., Sexual/Energetic)
A Journey Through Jack Morin’s Erotic Mind
Areas of Exploration:
- Peak Erotic Experiences: Moments of erotic intensity that leave a mark on our physical and emotional history.
- Excitement and Obstacles: How the tension between what we desire and what hinders it can enhance eroticism.
- Central Erotic Theme: The invisible script that runs through our most recurrent and profound fantasies.
- Three-Person Play: Directed Desire.
An experiential approach to exploring desire, fantasy, and erotic roles from an active, embodied perspective.
Workshop Objectives
- Deepen your erotic self-knowledge: from the body and mind
- Break down your own myths about sexuality: and integrate new ways to expand intimacy
- Enhance the expression of your desires: with creativity and confidence
- Explore the role of fantasies and inner narratives: as paths to pleasure and self-acceptance
- Apply these resources in professional settings: from a holistic and respectful perspective.
What to bring?
Optional: sex toys (e.g., floggers or ropes) or items for sensory play (feathers, fabrics, oils, kitchen utensils like forks or spatulas)
Blind mask or scarf: especially useful for the Sexual type, it helps connect with the body through presence
Double sheet: to cover your mattress (don’t bring the most delicate ones; they can be used with oil)
Journal or notebook: to record your reflections and learning
Your results from the Erotic Maps Quiz (the link will be shared in Spanish)
Comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely and that you don’t mind getting oily. Also, bring layers of clothing so you can wear as much or as little as you like.
Our principles and agreements
We want to share that…
Sexological Bodywork promotes awareness of Gender, Sexual, and Relational Diversity (GSSR), positioning itself at the forefront of using more inclusive language and understanding the body from a non-binary perspective. Gender identity, sexual orientation, age, etc., are not criteria in the registration or participant selection process.
We ask that you…
Act with attentive listening, kind communication, and consent, and we recommend that you respect your own limits and capabilities. You are welcome to opt out of any activity or part you do not wish to participate in, and you will receive support from the workshop facilitator in that decision. Furthermore, please respect the confidentiality of the participants.
We remind you that…
Aggressive or discriminatory language will not be tolerated (please use kind words), and we reserve the right to ask participants to leave if their behavior is disruptive. We reserve the right to do so without explanation, although we will try to give them from the heart.