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In this episode, Chandresh shares what could happen when virtual reality and technological developments take over human intimacy. There are many devices and sex toys being developed right now that bring more pleasure, excitement, and help to eliminate the loneliness in human connections.

Chandresh shares questions we may be thinking if technology takes over intimacy. For example, what will define consent or cheating? What would be the state of aloneness and mental health as the robots and sex toys start to take over human companionship? Above all, what happens to the sacredness in the act of sex, and the healing that happens when we speak and connect with a human.

Intimacy goes way beyond the physical connection and is a deeper experience. The bright side is if you handle the present state of your intimacy, then the future of intimacy will be bright and fine for you. If your present connection with intimacy is blurry and uncertain, then this will translate into the future as well.

We hope this episode allows people to reflect on the tough questions that they need to meditate on right now so they can handle their future better with the technology that is taking over intimacy.

Have any questions or curiosities about your spiritual journey? Email Chandresh at [email protected]

Useful links:

• Chandresh's YouTube Channel
• Find Your Source of Happiness - 21 Day Challenge
• Private Guidance Program with Chandresh
• Buy the book - Break the Norms
• Instagram: @cbmeditates

About Chandresh:

Chandresh Bhardwaj is a seventh generation tantra teacher, spiritual advisor, and speaker. Based in Los Angeles and New York, Chandresh is author of the book Break the Norms written with intention to awaken human awareness from its conditioned self. His mission is to demystify tantra and make it an accessible and easy-to-understand and practically applicable spiritual practice.

Visit cbmeditates.com to send your questions and to know more about Chandresh's work.