
When Bodies Fuck Their Way to God: Reclaiming Sacred Sexuality in a World That Weaponized Your Shame
On two-spirit medicine, temple orgies, and why that hookup last night might have been holier than Sunday massThey didn't teach you this in Sunday school: that before your body became something to sanitize and suppress, it was a living altar. That before "gay" became a culture war wedge issue, it was a shamanic calling that made you essential to your community's survival. I'm writing this from Tampa, where the humidity makes everything stick—skin to skin, truth to throat. Where I'm learning to...
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Finding Light in the Darkest Places: A Journey Through Homelessness and Spiritual Awakening
How Homelessness Led Me to Spiritual Awakening and Resilience
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When Bodies Fuck Their Way to God: Reclaiming Sacred Sexuality in a World That Weaponized Your Shame
On two-spirit medicine, temple orgies, and why that hookup last night might have been holier than Sunday massThey didn't teach you this in Sunday school: that before your body became something to sanitize and suppress, it was a living altar. That before "gay" became a culture war wedge issue, it was a shamanic calling that made you essential to your community's survival. I'm writing this from Tampa, where the humidity makes everything stick—skin to skin, truth to throat. Where I'm learning to...
Support My Journey to Recovery and Stability: Facing Homelessness and HIV Positivity' 🏠💕🙏
Hello everyone, I'm currently facing the challenge of recovering from homelessness while also managing being HIV positive. Despite being employed ful...

Finding Light in the Darkest Places: A Journey Through Homelessness and Spiritual Awakening
How Homelessness Led Me to Spiritual Awakening and Resilience
Hello, my name is Adontai, but you can call me Traie—a nickname derived from my middle name. Today is March 24, 2024, and I find myself without a permanent residence, alternating between hotels, motels, and the occasional bus stop bench in Tampa, Florida.
I am a person of deep spirituality and introspection, with a passion for music, art, technology, and the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment. My journey into the mystical teachings of Kabbalah began in college, and as I entered my forties, I embraced it as a student seeking its authentic wisdom.
My past explorations in yoga, meditation, and Tibetan Buddhism have laid the groundwork for my current spiritual beliefs and my understanding of God and the metaphysical realm.
In 2013, I traveled between Tampa and New York City to complete the Conquering Lion Yoga Teacher Training under the guidance of my esteemed mentor, Kelly Morris.
I am also proud to identify as a gay African American man, embracing my identity with confidence and authenticity.
Hello, my name is Adontai, but you can call me Traie—a nickname derived from my middle name. Today is March 24, 2024, and I find myself without a permanent residence, alternating between hotels, motels, and the occasional bus stop bench in Tampa, Florida.
I am a person of deep spirituality and introspection, with a passion for music, art, technology, and the pursuit of spiritual enlightenment. My journey into the mystical teachings of Kabbalah began in college, and as I entered my forties, I embraced it as a student seeking its authentic wisdom.
My past explorations in yoga, meditation, and Tibetan Buddhism have laid the groundwork for my current spiritual beliefs and my understanding of God and the metaphysical realm.
In 2013, I traveled between Tampa and New York City to complete the Conquering Lion Yoga Teacher Training under the guidance of my esteemed mentor, Kelly Morris.
I am also proud to identify as a gay African American man, embracing my identity with confidence and authenticity.
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