The Radiant Sessions

I was taught my body was dangerous.
That pleasure was sin.
That desire made me unworthy.

The truth?
🌹 Sensuality is presence.
🌹 Sexuality is power.
Both are sacred. Both are mine to reclaim. What are you reclaiming? Let me know in the comments.

✨ This has been my healing and I can guide you through yours.
👉 Comment “RADIANT” if you’re ready to begin.

This concept is second nature to me now, but I get why it’s hard for others; indoctrination had me twisted too. But here’s the bottom line: if it’s harmful, it’s not loving. And if it’s not loving, it’s not God.

Pic of me for the algorithm ☺️

I’m going to hold your hand with a napkin when I say this, but the rapture isn’t actually in the Bible. It was made up in the 1800s by John Darby, a white British preacher who pushed the idea that Christians would be rescued before the world gets bad. Convenient timing, considering folks were calling for the end of slavery and colonialism. Rapture theology gave people a way to avoid dealing with injustice by focusing on escape instead of mobilizing and fighting the systems and structures at play.

My grandparents were saying the end was near when I was a kid, and when I pushed back, they admitted they heard the same thing when they were kids. My Abuela is 95 and still here. So either God is really dragging His feet, or we’ve been missing the point.

So, yeah when you’re convinced the world is ending, everything starts to look like a sign. That’s confirmation bias. It’s easy to ignore injustice or climate change/collapse when you think Jesus is coming back any minute. That turns into a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Stop waiting to be raptured so you can escape and start doing the healing and rebuilding work right here and now. I’m not going to argue with you. Go read a book by scholars who have already debunked all this or go on living in fear. I’m choosing to stay present, do the work, and live in love because fear doesn’t bring people closer to God; love does.

LuzCelenia Arce