Nobody tells you that you can love someone deeply and still feel disconnected from them.
One day, the relationship that once felt alive starts feeling more like logistics. The conversations get shorter. The connection gets quieter. The intimacy becomes something you'll get around to later.
And most people never talk about it.
Join me for a candid discussion of Buddha's Bedroom by Cheryl Fraser, a book that challenges many of the assumptions we hold about love, intimacy, desire, and long-term relationships.
Together, we'll explore why connection fades, what gets in the way of intimacy, and how mindfulness, emotional honesty, and presence can transform the way we relate to ourselves and the people we love.
This isn't about relationship advice or quick fixes.
It's about having the conversations most people are already having privately with themselves.
Whether you've read the entire book or a few chapters, you're warmly welcome.
We'll Explore:
Why desire and connection often fade over time.
The habits that quietly create distance in relationships.
Emotional honesty and meaningful communication.
Mindfulness, presence, and intimacy.
What deeper connection actually requires.
Event Details
📅Wednesday, July 15, 2026
🕣Doors Open: 8:30 AM MST
☕Optional gathering and connection: 8:30 to 9:00 AM
💬Book Discussion: 9:00 to 10:30 AM MST
📍The Durango Collective | 1315 Main Ave, Durango, CO
We'll gather beginning at 8:30 AM for connection and settling in before our discussion begins. You're warmly welcome to stay afterward for continued conversation and connection.
This gathering is free to attend and open to all women.
👉 Register here: https://wildnewway.myflodesk.com/womenscollective0715
Some conversations change the way we understand our relationships. This might be one of them.