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Retreats • Priestess Temples • Workshops
Next Reverie is Oct 9th, 2026
May 2026
Melt x Move in the Mystery
Austin TX ~ Mimosa house
Sat, May 30 at 7 PM → 12 AM
Sacred Event hosted by Mayra and Julia
June 2026
Co-Work gathering
• Austin TX •
June 3rd • 1:00 – 4:00 PM
Collaboration with Aurora House
Guided work sprints with built-in breaks for connection and networking
Yoni Crafts Workshop
• Austin TX •
June 10th • 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Collaboration with Aurora House
Gentle guided meditation to connect with your womb, yoni, creativity, and inner feminine landscape
September 2026
Austin Embodiment Festival
• Austin TX •
Sept 18th – 20th 2026 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM
use code Mayra10 to get $25 off
October 2026
Priestess Immersion (Women)
• Austin TX •
October 9 7:00 PM to October 11th 11:00 AM (Weekend)
Sacred Event hosted by Mayra
Ceremonial Temple (Men)
• Austin TX •
October 10th 7:30 PM – 11:00 PM
Sacred Event hosted by Mayra
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The Art of Being Unapologetic
Reclaim your voice, your desires, and your unapologetic self-expression. This dynamic workshop blends sensual embodiment, inner permission work, and emotional alchemy to help you embody confidence without compromise. For those ready to own all of who they are—loudly or silently, but always powerfully.
Sensual Co-Ed and Women’s Retreats
Ready to bring play, magic, relaxation, surrender to another city or country. After exploring the magic of Costa Rica in her first Women’s and Co-Ed retreat, Mayra is exploring the next place to bring her magic. Will it be with you?
✨ Additional Signature Topics
- Dark Feminine Power & Pleasure
- Magnetize Ease, Luck & Abundance
- Feminine Rage Embodiment
🔥 Available for podcasts, workshops, retreats, and corporate events. I bring a unique blend of embodiment, energetics, and transformational leadership—guiding people into deep personal power, ease, and magnetism. Invite me in as your guest, co-host, or creative partner.
Is Sex the Adult Version of a Standardized Test?
Written by intimacy guide Miranda Wylie
This article draws a parallel between standardized testing and sex, arguing that performance anxiety has migrated from academics into the bedroom, where we grade ourselves on metrics like erections, wetness, orgasm timing, and duration, none of which have a “correct” answer.
Through scenes with co-facilitator Mayra and a client doing surrogate partner therapy, Wylie illustrates how most of us have learned touch as transactional — always asking is this working, are we there yet? — rather than as genuine presence. She traces this pattern across history, from procreation as pass/fail, to the sexual revolution’s orgasm metrics, to today’s porn-informed standards, arguing that porn didn’t invent sexual performance anxiety, it just gave it new standards to fail against.
The antidote she offers is Sensate Focus — a practice of slow, curious, non-demanding touch that opens pleasure beyond the usual erogenous zones. The goal isn’t to perform better, but to stop performing altogether — shifting from evaluation to presence
