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🌱 From Soil to Soul: Why I Get Aroused When I Create (And Why You Might Too)
- Sunni Reign
- Sep 12
- 3 min read
Written by Sunni Reign | Soil to Soul Miniseries – Divine Humanism in Practice
✨ Wait… Arousal? When I Create?
Don’t judge me—but I get aroused when I finish something important.
When I solve a problem.
When I build something real.
When I put my hands on a project that felt impossible—and I do it anyway.
That energy? It rises. Not just emotionally or spiritually—but somatically.
And for a long time, I didn’t know what to do with that. I thought maybe I was just… weird.
But now I know the truth:
That’s not lust. That’s alignment.
That’s not ego. That’s energy.
That’s not shame. That’s sacred.
🧠 It Starts in the Brain: The Dopamine-Arousal Link
Science confirms it—when we achieve, the brain releases dopamine, the “reward” neurotransmitter. This surge not only makes us feel good—it activates the same pleasure centers as intimacy and orgasm.
For high-achieving, creative, spiritually-aware people, this overlap is more than just neurological. It becomes a full-body yes from the divine within.
So if you’ve ever felt euphoric, high, or even sensual after finishing a major task, launching something big, or standing in the truth of your calling—
✨You’re not broken. You’re awake.
🧘🏽♀️ Somatic Energy: Your Body Knows the Way
In somatics (the study of how the body stores emotion), we understand that the body is a portal. A sensor. A resonator of truth.
When you feel that wave of creative ecstasy—your body is saying:
“I recognize this. This is holy. Do more of this.”
This is what ancient spiritual practices—tantra, breathwork, root chakra alignment—have always taught.
💫 Sexual energy is creative energy.
💫 Pleasure is a spiritual compass.
💫 When we ignore it, we disconnect from the Source.
⚛️ Quantum Mechanics: Manifestation Is Frequency
The quantum field responds to attention + emotion + embodiment.
Your thoughts send the signal.
Your emotions amplify the charge.
But your body anchors the reality.
When you feel arousal in your chest, gut, spine, or breath while creating—
You are tuning your frequency to your desired future.
This is manifestation in motion.
It’s not woo-woo. It’s wave theory.
It’s not fantasy. It’s physics.
🙌🏾 How to Harness Your Somatic Energy to Manifest
Ready to stop feeling weird and start using that energy for real manifestation? Here’s a 5-step ritual I use:
🌿 Daily Somatic Manifestation Practice (10 min)
Ground: Stand barefoot or seated. Breathe deeply.
Evoke: Recall a moment of creative joy, pride, or accomplishment.
Feel the Energy Rise: Let it expand in your body. Don’t rush it.
Channel It: While in that state, speak your desires aloud.
“I am building my land. My vision is living. My community is thriving.”
Anchor It: Move—dance, sway, stretch. Let your body own it.
💬 This Is What Divine Humanism Looks Like
We’re not just talking about clean energy, permaculture, or tiny homes (though we love all that).
We’re talking about humans remembering what it feels like to be in sync with Source.
To be turned on by life.
To build with purpose.
To manifest from a place of embodiment and trust.
When you work with your hands in the soil…
When your heart races as you outline your community vision…
When you feel chills after launching your website, sketching your floorplan, or speaking truth aloud—
That’s divine arousal.
That’s frequency-based creation.
That’s God’s Plan for the Land… moving through you.
🌈 Final Word: Don’t Diminish the Fire
If you’ve ever felt too much—too intense, too passionate, too emotional about your work—
Let me remind you:
🔥 You are the flame.
🪵 Your work is the altar.
🌍 And your body is the sacred vessel.
The next time you feel that buzz, that pulse, that sensual yes while you’re creating—
Don’t suppress it.
Honor it. Harness it. Manifest with it.
✨ Want More?
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🪘 Next up: “Manifesting While Black: Reclaiming Sensuality, Land, and Legacy.”
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