Shakti Bliss
Free27 minFirst Patterns (Free)
Step-by-step instructions for building your first patterns in rope.
Free44 minSafety 101 (Free)
A foundational introduction to safety essentials for your rope bondage practice.
Free39 minSafety 201 (Free)
An exploration of important safety knowledge for expanding your rope bondage practice beyond the basics.
Free1 hourSafety 301 (Free)
A shibari safety and risk-awareness-focused class collection with suspension at its heart.
Free28 minSafety 401 (Free)
Expanding your strategies for what to do when things don’t go to plan.
Free31 minWrapping the Body: Part 2 (Free)
Exploring how to add structure when wrapping the body and how to tie a more sustainable single-column tie.
Members only14 minForward Fold and Hogtie
Two approaches to full body restraint: a “closed” ebi or forward fold tie and then an “open” hogtie or backbending tie.
Members only42 minHojo Cuffs
An introduction to the hojo cuff or inline column tie.
Members only31 minMovement in Rope
How to move the body in ropes while keeping things as safe, efficient and collaborative as possible.
Members only29 minBeing with Pain in Rope
Learn to explore pain in rope with confidence, using adaptable tools for regulation, intensity, connection, and body awareness.
Members only27 minThe Ice Game: Tools For Pain Processing
In this shibari skills class, Margherita and Shakti Bliss expand your toolbox for processing pain and navigating intense sensations.
Members only4 weeksSuspension Study: Face Up
This challenge is designed for riggers and bottoms in the early days of their suspension practice when support, stability and sustainability matter most. If you’ve already been learning suspendable harnesses, using inanimate objects to develop upline skills, and can confidently communicate with your tying partner on the floor and in partials, this one is for you. It is all about guiding you towards that first face-up suspension: think safety, drills and skills, and the perfect hands-front harness for achieving lift-off.
Members only4 weeksSuspension Study: Side Suspension
This challenge is specially curated for riggers and bottoms who are ready to start exploring suspension, in other words, those who have already been learning suspendable harnesses, practicing tying uplines with inanimate objects, and practicing clear communication in floorwork and partials. From safety to skills and drills, it will help you do the groundwork to get your shibari practice airborne. We curated it for you to return to and learn from slowly and gradually. Make time to learn the information but also to develop habits around practicing rope regularly. If the harnesses are unfamiliar, drill them and lab them till they go on with great tension and flow. If uplines aren’t in your muscle memory, don’t move on until you feel more confident. The final video is there for you when you both feel excited, not nervous, about the challenge.