Dr. Lysandra Thalorien Caerwyn
Specialist in Sacred Erotic Consciousness & Embodied Spirituality
Affiliation: Celestia Institute for Transcendent Desire & Somatic Theology
Biography
Dr. Lysandra Thalorien Caerwyn is an internationally recognized scholar, psycho-spiritual therapist, and researcher focusing on sacred erotic consciousness, embodied desire, and transformative sexuality. Her work integrates interfaith theology, somatic practices, and ritual-based erotic methodologies to explore conscious erotic awareness, spiritual intimacy, and divine embodiment. Dr. Caerwyn is widely cited in global academic journals and professional programs, establishing her as a leading authority in sacred sexuality and embodied erotic spirituality.
Areas of Specialization
- Sacred Erotic Psychology
- Embodied Desire and Somatic Spirituality
- Transformative Erotic Practices
- Interfaith Sexual Ethics
- Psycho-Spiritual Counseling
- Ritual-Based Erotic Awareness
Education
- PhD in Erotic Theology & Embodied Spirituality, University of Cambridge (2017–2021)
- MA in Transpersonal and Somatic Psychology, University of Zurich (2014–2016)
- BA in Comparative Religion and Philosophy, University of Edinburgh (2010–2014)
- Ordination in Mystical Ecumenical Ministry, 2015
Professional Experience
- Senior Researcher & Psycho-Spiritual Consultant, Celestia Institute (2021–present)
- Visiting Lecturer, University of Cambridge, Department of Theology (2019–2021)
- Spiritual Counselor & Educator, Interfaith Sacred Sexuality Programs (2015–2019)
Selected Academic Publications
- Caerwyn, L. T. (2024). Embodied Erotic Consciousness: Integrating Somatic Practice with Sacred Sexuality. Journal of Erotic Spirituality.
- Caerwyn, L. T. (2022). Sacred Desire Across Cultures: Rituals, Ethics, and Embodied Awareness. International Journal of Sexuality and Spiritual Studies.
- Caerwyn, L. T. (2020). Transformative Erotic Awareness: Psycho-Spiritual Approaches to Embodiment. Journal of Somatic Theology.
Professional Memberships
- International Society for Erotic Theology (ISET)
- Society for Embodied Spiritual Practices
- Global Network for Sacred Sexuality Research
International Research Projects
- Cross-cultural study on Sacred Desire and Embodied Rituals (2018–2021)
- Multinational collaboration on Erotic Spirituality and Conscious Sexuality (2022–2025)
Educational Programs
- Creator of workshops on conscious erotic embodiment and sacred desire
- Designer of curricula for psycho-spiritual counselors and sexologists
Interviews, Lectures & Podcasts
- Guest on “Divine Desire Revealed” podcast
- Keynote lectures at International Conferences on Erotic Spirituality
- Contributor to global media exploring sacred sexuality and embodied desire
Unique Values and Experience
Dr. Caerwyn integrates theology, psychology, and somatic practices, advocating for conscious erotic experience as a transformative pathway to self-realization, spiritual growth, and ethical intimacy. Her work highlights the sacred potential of embodied desire, making her a leading authority in sacred sexuality and erotic embodiment.
Articles by Dr. Lysandra Thalorien Caerwyn
- exploring the sacred power of erotic metaphors: their significance in religious ceremonies
- how religion influences marital negotiation of sexual roles, erotic responsibility, and mutual consent essay
- how religion shapes gendered expectations of sexual initiative and passivity a look at its impact
- answer: online sexual cults: exploring desires without physical contact
- uncovering the secrets of erotic symbolism in guato art: how sexuality shapes religious beliefs and social practices
- the spiritual significance of intimacy in yurok culture: a deep look at the role of rituals and ceremonies
- why religious thinkers argue that desire is the root problem behind sexual freedom
- how religious traditions influence moral reasoning around sexual desire and shape intimate relationships
- sexually expressive dances | tolerance vs outright rejection | risks & benefits for society
- sexual fantasies in religion: exploring perceptions and behaviors across different cultures and traditions