EPISODE · Apr 12, 2026 · 29 MIN
The Zan and Jordan Show — Restroing Beuty — Working with the Agony of Strong Sexual Desire
from The Ars Amorata Podcast · host Ars Amorata
Send us Fan MailMost men who find our work say they want the same thing: more sexual energy. It seems like the way to avoid being felt as a nice-guy and to escape the friend-zone.But the downside of our sexual desire is the agony that it brings up: physically, mentally, emotionally. It’s handy, therefore, that our subconscious engages in sexual repression, to keep this angst at bay.In this episode, Zan and Jordan touch on entitlement, blame, and distress as three aspects that keep our sexual desire feeling painful, and how to access ‘pure, life-giving desire’ as a way out of this angst.Watch until the end, and get some concrete examples of what sexual energy channelled into a creative force actually looks like.🔗 Want to release and purify the way eros runs through you? http://www.arsamorata.com/guild__________________________________________________#zanperrion #fearofintimacy #dating #mendating #flirting #datingadviceformen #flirttips #relationship #jealousy __________________________________________________Need a gunslinger? Someone who rides into town, completely solves your problem, then rides off into the sunset. Contact Zan Perrion personally to inquire about his incredibly effective one-on-one Laser Coaching. Find him here: https://arsamorata.com/gunslinger/__________________________________Get instant access to our 4 part mini-course with Zan Perrion 🎁 :https://amorati.me/free-gift/__________________________________Join our newsletter here & get all our latest: https://arsamorata.com/#joincommunity__________________________________________________ARS AMORATA is a celebration of the art of seduction, the rebirth of romance, and a lifelong quest for beauty and adventure.Ars Amorata is a philosophy of beauty. It is a way of life. It is not a religion. It is a belief system, similar to the way one might call Stoicism a belief system or a way of life. It is a layer that exists (or not) below all religion and all social structures. And it belongs to all of you.Philosophers throughout the ages have argued whether beauty is objective or subjective, but in my view, beauty is neither. It is neither inherent as a property of the object (the objective view) nor is it in the eye of the beholder (the subjective view). Beauty is a third thing altogether.Beauty is prime. It stands alone. It is a thing apart, in Kant's words: a Thing-In-Itself (Ding an sich). Beauty emanates from what Aristotle called the Unmoved Mover, what Plotinus called The One, what scientists call the Big Bang, and what John in the New Testament called the Word or Logos.Ars Amorata is an attempt to lift Beauty to its rightful place as the primary guiding principle in our hearts and in the world.__________________________________Visit the Ars Amorata WEBSITE: http://www.ArsAmorata.comVisit the Zan Perrion WEBSITE: http://www.ZanPerrion.comJoin our Ars Amorata group on FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1Bid....__________________________________________________Copyright ©️ 2025 Alabaster Communications Inc. All rights reserved. Ars Amorata ®️, The Amorati ®️, Casa Amorata ®️, and the Amorati logo are all registered trademarks of Ars Amorata International SRL.Support the show
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Send us Fan Mail Most men who find our work say they want the same thing: more sexual energy. It seems like the way to avoid being felt as a nice-guy and to escape the friend-zone. But the downside of our sexual desire is the agony that it brings up: physically, mentally, emotionally. It’s handy, therefore, that our subconscious engages in sexual repression, to keep this angst at bay. In this episode, Zan and Jordan touch on entitlement, blame, and distress as three aspects that keep our se...
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