Let’s Talk About Sex: A Smooth Sacral Chakra Playlist.

Via Michelle Margaret Fajkus
on Sep 9, 2013

Sex is emotion in motion. ~ Mae West

The primary concern of the sacral chakra (which I have nominated as the chakra for the month of September) is S-E-X.

Move your hips and shake your sacral chakra with this fun playlist! (Just remember the difference between a dance partner and a life partner.)

p.s. Please share your favorite sexy second chakra song in a comment, if so inspired.

1. Let’s Talk About Sex by Salt N Pepa

Early nineties black-girl-power hip-hop, anyone?

2. Sexual Healing by Marvin Gaye

“When I get that feeling…”

3. Californication by Red Hot Chili Peppers

4. Love Me or Leave Me by Nina Simone

5. Hips Don’t Lie by Shakira

6. You Keep Me Hangin’ On by Diana Ross

“Set me free, why don’t you babe?”

7. Sex Machine by James Brown

8. Why Don’t We Do It In The Road? by The Beatles

“No one will be watching us…”

9. The Nearness of You by Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong

I also love Norah Jones’ cover of this song, but here is a fabulous older version.

10. Lover Lay Down by Dave Matthews Band

Bonus: Barry White’s Greatest Hits

The man’s voice oozes sexuality and sensuality in every song.

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Ed: Sara Crolick

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About Michelle Margaret Fajkus

Michelle is a believer in the power of poetry, circles and stories. She has been practicing yoga for many lifetimes. She shares a tiny cabin with her partner, daughter, cat and dog at Lake Atitlán in the Guatemalan highlands where she enjoys writing, reading, playing, teaching, learning, walking in nature and daydreaming. Michelle has been a columnist for elephant journal since 2010. Her mindful, inspiring essays, articles and poems can also be found on The Tattooed Buddha, Rebelle Society, LeanPub, and her site, Yoga Freedom.