I'm Moving Through It

EPISODE 47: Sacred Union Sauce: Dating Yourself, Devotion & Calling In Your King


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This episode is pure Sacred Union sauce. Lindsey and Joanna drop into what inner union feels like in a woman’s body—how feminine embodiment + clean masculine leadership create the chemistry, safety, and devotion you’re craving. If you’re calling in a committed partner, tired of situationships, or ready to heal codependency and build secure attachment in your current relationship, this convo will land.

We get into:

  • Conscious dating for women: why dating yourself is the #1 “technique” to attract a devoted man (no more chasing).
  • Masculine & feminine polarity: letting feminine chaos be held—not fixed—by steady masculine presence.
  • Self-worth & being chosen: releasing the cool-girl mask, ending people-pleasing, and embodying queen energy.
  • From anxious/avoidant to secure: somatic work for nervous system regulation, jealousy, and emotional waves.
  • Boundaries that create intimacy: expressing needs without over-functioning or self-gaslighting.
  • Celibacy & pleasure practices: reclaiming your life-force, calling your energy back, and rebuilding magnetism.
  • Healing past relationships: grief as initiation, ancestral forgiveness, and resetting your relational template.
  • Long-term love skills: serving the relationship as its own entity, letting the mundane be holy, and keeping devotion alive.


If you’re ready to stop performing and start receiving—whether you’re single or partnered—this is your invitation back to secure, God-led, heart-open love.


Connect with Lindsey: Instagram — Zenith Massage by Lindsey (St. Pete bodywork, energy work, couples connection workshops, and 1:1 mentorship). https://www.instagram.com/zenithmassagebylindsay/


Connect with Joanna: https://www.instagram.com/iamjoannasanchez/


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I'm Moving Through ItBy Joanna Sanchez