Mastering Mind - Kaldera, Raven; Tashlin, Del
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In the world of Dominant/submissive and Master/slave relationships, new seekers often find an overriding ideal archetype of dominants, masters, and mistresses always being calm, controlled, and with all their mental and emotional faculties perfectly in line. But what happens when the dominant struggles with a mental illness or some kind of neurological disorder? Some would say that these individuals shouldn't even be doing power exchange, and yet many are - and they are making it work. This book is an anthology of the experiences of brave dominants who strive to be honorable and effective in…mehr

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In the world of Dominant/submissive and Master/slave relationships, new seekers often find an overriding ideal archetype of dominants, masters, and mistresses always being calm, controlled, and with all their mental and emotional faculties perfectly in line. But what happens when the dominant struggles with a mental illness or some kind of neurological disorder? Some would say that these individuals shouldn't even be doing power exchange, and yet many are - and they are making it work. This book is an anthology of the experiences of brave dominants who strive to be honorable and effective in the face of these odds, and the people who gladly serve them. These stories are a bouquet of triumph and loyalty, and an inspiration to every practitioner of power dynamics who reads them.
Autorenporträt
Raven Kaldera is a Northern Tradition Neo-Pagan shaman, homesteader, astrologer, herbalist, vampire, intersexual transgendered activist, and one of the founders of its current incarnation, the First Kingdom Church of Asphodel. He is the author of far too many books to list here, but a visit to his hub website at www.ravenkaldera.org will tell you more than you wanted to know. He lives with his wife, his slaveboy, and any number of friends and poly-family folks in the wilds of Massa-chusetts. 'Tis an ill wind that blows no minds.