Anyone that knows me, can tell you I love nearly all things media. I love books, film, television and plays. Give me some peace and quiet and I'm in my own universe. When a movie comes out, I'm the person sitting in the movie theater at 10:50 am, because I just have to see it first so I can tell everyone else about it. So imagine my excitement as I am preparing to attend the premiere of the new television show "Beacons."
The star and host of the television show is Ms. Joneia P. Brown. She is an outstanding woman, as well as an author, speaker and counselor. She has also written a book called "Keperu Ka", an exceptional book on the art and science of intimate connections. It's a small compact book, so I often keep a copy in my briefcase. The photos inside the book alone are worth it. They show the reader how to engage in intimate touch while still keeping your clothes on. Yes, I said keeping your clothes on. She gives great incite into each pose and how it can deepen the connection between you and your partner. A must for couples, especially those just starting a relationship. I highly recommend it.
Now back to the show "Beacons," I really don't know the premise of the show. But that's good, because that means I have no set expectations. And I love being intrigued and surprised. But you can bet, I'll definitely let you know what I thought.
In the meantime, you too can watch
Sunday, March 20, 2011
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I have Keperu Ka in my collection too. Its a great resource. I went to one of Joneia's seminars and she said something that stuck with me. She said that when couples have problems the first thing people tell them to do is to talk. And while talking is important, we can't forget that we also need to touch. That was profound.
ReplyDeleteI love this book, my boyfriend has even given this book props. Once when we were arguing he said to me, "You wanna stand back to back?" LOL. The crazy part is that he was serious. Keperu Ka is a must have.
I totally agree LocalSmithy. It is a very informative, yet simple book to utilize. Awesome for relationships. I've tried several of the poses just because. :-)
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