In this episode of The Free Radical Podcast, we talk with Radhamadhav das on many relevant pressing issues concerning sexuality and spiritual practice, such as:

1. the need to normalize conversations about sexuality and the danger of stigmatizing all forms of it
2. the silencing of abuse and the usual denial of our difficulties in dealing with such principles due the vulnerability, rawness, and openness sexuality in itself implies.
3. sexuality in connection to God´s own life and how this world is in one way a byproduct of it
4. sexuality not only as a physical act but actually as an energy that should be expressed in terms of intimacy, creativity, and connection.

We concluded our episode trying to understand the socio-historical dynamics that define our zeitgeist in the bhakti community in relation to sexuality, in an attempt to share nuanced perspectives in relation to a topic that is not to be concluded about soon, but which represents one of many ongoing conversations we need to have.

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In this inaugural episode #0, Swami Padmanabha shares:

…the intention and prospect of this podcast project, THE FREE RADICAL PODCAST, where each week he will invite friends, brothers, and sisters to meet in deep dialogue and vulnerability to share ideas about how to continue addressing the needs of our times, whether as Gaudiyas or members of other groups and traditions.

…the meaning of the podcast’s name, the significance of mutual conversation and introspection, and other relevant topics.

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