April 5, 2025April 20, 2025By Natasha NawaTaNeko Semenawa starts with an offering If you have been to any of our workshops, you probably heard me saying that. It is somehow very important to me, to invite this moment of awareness […] Read more
September 14, 2024September 14, 2024By Natasha NawaTaNeko “I feel like I’m missing something” I got a question from someone, who wants to explore getting in touch with their emotions and triggering releases while in ropes. Observing all the […] Read more
September 7, 2024September 6, 2024By Natasha NawaTaNeko About surrender, trust and trust “repair” Preparing for my talk on “Surrender in ropes” in KOR Berlin, I reached out on socials and asked for questions. Much to my surprise, I […] Read more
June 9, 2024June 9, 2024By Natasha NawaTaNeko Seeking liberation in restraint My teacher Joseph Kramer found it humorous that I’m seeking liberation in restraint. Well, the rope – the restraint – is just a vehicle. The […] Read more
June 2, 2024June 2, 2024By Natasha NawaTaNeko Semenawa Couples: stories we write together Personally, I love to watch long term couples tie. They are the best players. It is as if they already have a “foundation”, a thick […] Read more
May 19, 2024May 19, 2024By Natasha NawaTaNeko Tying as Inquiry vs. Imposition This is something that I pondered about alredy for a while and finally was able to pin it after hearing Steve James talking about something […] Read more
May 11, 2024May 11, 2024By Natasha NawaTaNeko Kinbaku Rituals: how to create a space where play and intimacy are welcomed? I’m not into DS, and neither is my partner. Role-playing was never my thing. But Kinbaku space is not casual for me. It is sacred… […] Read more
May 4, 2024May 5, 2024By Natasha NawaTaNeko Being seen: witnessing in Kinbaku One of the very first experiences in life is that of being seen. Parents witness the newborn. What is the development of the self if […] Read more
April 27, 2024April 26, 2024By Natasha NawaTaNeko Too much There is so much I want to say about “too much”. We often do too much. We are a culture of too much. Too much […] Read more
April 20, 2024April 20, 2024By Natasha NawaTaNeko You do not have to be good It came as a shock when a friend of mine shared with me her insecurities, about how she feels “not good enough”. “Not good for […] Read more