BDSM United Podcast

Welcome to our intermediate sex magick podcast series. Setnakt's Sex Magick focuses on Initiatory Magic and uses resources from Don Webb. Today we look at even more practices you can do to keep you on track during your magical journey and hopefully you begin to see they are very similar to the types of self-mastery you have been doing on your BDSM journey.

Welcome to our intermediate sex magick podcast series. Setnakt's Sex Magick focuses on Initiatory Magic and uses resources from Don Webb. Today we look at more practices you can do to keep you on track during your magical journey.

Welcome to our intermediate sex magick podcast series. Setnakt's Sex Magick focuses on Initiatory Magic and uses resources from Don Webb. Today we look at 3 practices you can do to keep you on track during your magical journey. Because it is harder to train oneself, than to have a trainer.

Welcome to our intermediate sex magick podcast series. Setnakt's Sex Magick focuses on Initiatory Magic and uses resources from Don Webb. Today we answer the question, "Why use sex magick when there are already so many other religions?" We give a brief overview of the Right and Left Hand Paths. We recommend the book "Lords of the Left-Hand Path: Forbidden Practices and Spiritual Heresies" by Stephen Flowers https://amzn.to/3vWZ9FM

Welcome to our intermediate sex magick podcast series. Setnakt's Sex Magick focuses on Initiatory Magic and uses resources from Don Webb. Today we talk about the Nature of Magic and the 4 Steps to Performing a Magical Ritual.

Welcome to the first podcast in our intermediate Sex Magick series. This builds upon our previous series on this topic. Setnakt's Sex Magick focuses on Initiatory Magic and uses resources from Don Webb. Today we talk about the 7 Virtues and 7 Vices of a magician.

BDSM is about relationships and interactions between people. It’s about power, control, dominance, surrender, humiliation, pain, and discomfort. Sometimes, but not always, it’s about sex. Today we take a fresh look at BDSM 101 hopefully helping explain our culture and lifestyle in a fresh way.

One might think, from the outside looking in, that processing change in an M/s dynamic is always difficult for those who have given up personal autonomy and transferred authority to a Master or Mistress. However, slaves often have a (consensually) conditioned mindset that accepts changes. Even when they struggle there are tools for their Doms to utilize to help them. Here are a few ways Owners help their slaves process change. Today's episode is an excerpt from the book Power Circuits by Raven Kaldera. https://amzn.to/2ZIOCBk

Today we present Gary Swift's essay on why he coined the motto RACK in order to update SSC's Safe, Sane and Consensual. Swift says, "Nothing's perfectly safe. Crossing the street isn't perfectly safe." He also challenges the notion, "The sane part of SSC is very subjective. Who's making the call?" This is an interesting look at the origin from the one who created RACK.

When we educate about some topics we always get someone who accuses us of being a "one twue way" person or podcast. This is something called the invincible ignorance fallacy where the person in making this statement simply refuses to believe the teaching, ignoring any evidence given. Instead they offer, "There's no one way to do anything in BDSM" which is absurd! We are Traditional, meaning we draw principles from our BDSM history and form a philosophy of how to do BDSM based on those principles. There is BDSM that works and other stuff that, when added, makes BDSM fall apart. We are trying to give people the tools to have good, lasting relationships and safe play scenes.