Deep Calls Unto Deep Quotes

“Depth is the ultimate goal of love.”
― Lebo Grand

“Depth is the ultimate journey of love.”
― Lebo Grand

“My biggest goal is to support you so that you can meet yourself at deeper levels of sensual growth than you’ve met yourself before, so that you can have a deep and lasting seduction power.”
― Lebo Grand

“Ladies, your body is a divine portal and the amplifier of each and every DESIRE. It is the pathway to the soul, a vessel to effect redemption.”
― Lebo Grand

“When you reach for the stars, you are reaching for the farthest thing out there. When you reach deep into your sensuality, it is the same thing, but in the opposite direction.”
― Lebo Grand

“Lebo, why is going deep such a big deal?

Well, the reason why going deep is such a big deal is because when you go deep your capacity to evoke new levels of DESIRE, play, and ecstasy expands limitlessly. Remember, ecstasy is our destiny.”
― Lebo Grand

“What if sin wasn’t all the bad parts of you that you’re trying to get rid of like St Origen in the 3rd century who cut off his penis because he was trying to free himself from his sinful nature? What if sin represents how powerful you are. But in order to FULLY embrace that power [sensual power], God has to correct you. And the best way He does that is by revealing the depths of His Love even if it means risking losing His street cred [oh, I meant religious cred].”
― Lebo Grand

“What if sin wasn’t all the bad parts of you that you’re trying to get rid of like St Origen in the 3rd century who cut off his penis because he was trying to free himself from his sinful nature? What if sin represents how powerful you are. But in order to FULLY embrace that power [sensual power], God has to correct you or ‘redeem’ you from the depths of your low vibration. And the best way He does that is by revealing the depths of His Love (high vibration) even if it means risk losing His street cred... oh, I meant His religious cred.”
― Lebo Grand

“What if sin wasn’t all the bad parts of you that you’re trying to get rid of like St Origen in the 3rd century who cut off his penis because he was trying to free himself from his sinful nature?

What if sin represents how powerful you are. But in order to FULLY embrace that power [sensual power], God has to correct you or ‘redeem’ you from the depths of your low vibration. And the best way He does that is by revealing the depths of His Love (high vibration) even if it means He has to risk losing His street cred... oh, I meant religious cred.”
― Lebo Grand

“You see, God was never interested in taking our power [sensual power] from us. ”
― Lebo Grand

“You see, God was never interested in taking our power [sensual power] from us. If God actually took your sinful nature away, He would have to also take your sensual power away. Meaning you would be left boring and stale as dry bread. No pizazz, which is the quality of being exciting, attractive and enchanting.

Listen, God is not interested and it’s never been in His divine plan to take away your allure, magnetism, charm, magic, seductiveness. Because that’s your vital life force. It’s religion (the law from which Christ has redeemed us) that has drained all of that juicefullness out of most people in the name of ‘redemption.”
― Lebo Grand

“Please don't run from your sinful nature. No, this is not an excuse to continue ‘sinning’. But when you sit with it and surrender it to God, it turns into sensual power. There’s nothing that fuels passion like it. And God is not intending to take that away from you but only to help you get out of your own way.”
― Lebo Grand

“My biggest goal is to support you so that you can meet yourself at deeper levels of sensual growth than you’ve met yourself before, and then you can have deep and lasting seduction power.”
― Lebo Grand

“Deep calls out to deep. What’s that mean?' 'It means that God has a way of connecting the deepest parts of Himself with the deepest parts of us. We try to run. We let things get in the way, but His love is so deep that it can get past everything to reach us.”
― Kennedy Ryan, Down to My Soul