Yoga of Intimacy for Singles | Building the Foundation for Deep Partnership
- Justin Patrick Pierce
- Dec 25, 2025
- 6 min read

Yoga of Intimacy for Singles: Building the Foundation for Deep Partnership
Most relationship work is designed for people who are already in a relationship. The Yoga of Intimacy is not. The practices at the heart of this teaching — the Alpha and Omega orientations, the I See Practice, the I Feel Practice — are available to anyone, whether or not there is a partner in the picture right now.
If you are single and you want something genuinely different from the next relationship you enter, this is where that change begins. Not with finding the right person. With becoming someone who can meet a person at the depth you are actually capable of. That shift does not happen in the head. It happens in the body. And it is available right now.
The Problem Most Singles Don't See
The most common assumption about relationship struggles is that they are about the other person — finding someone compatible, finding someone ready, finding someone who won't do what the last one did. And while those things matter, they are not the whole story.
What the Alpha and Omega Polarity Framework reveals is that desire and depth in relationship are not qualities you find in someone else. They are qualities you practice — individually, in your own body, in your own way of being with people — long before a specific partner enters the picture.
The person oriented toward Alpha — genuinely present, grounded, with a quality of attention that doesn't waver — is magnetic. Not because they've performed magnetism, but because genuine presence is one of the rarest things a person can offer another. The person oriented toward Omega — radiant, emotionally alive, open without collapsing — draws out depth in everyone around them. These are capacities. They are developed through practice.
What Singles Work On in the Men's Group and Women's Circle
Single men in the Men's Group work on the Alpha orientation — the capacity for sustained, genuine presence. They work on understanding what it means to lead in relationship not from performance or dominance, but from groundedness and clear, unwavering attention. They work on the I See Practice — learning to witness without projecting, to see without grasping.
From Playing With Fire:
"The physics of sexual attraction even transcend gender. Whether man or woman, you are capable of embodying both Alpha and Omega because you are both. You are the seer and feeler. You are Consciousness and Light. You are worthy of both trust and love."— Playing With Fire
Single women in the Women's Circle work on the Omega orientation — the capacity to remain genuinely open, to express emotional truth without armoring it, to radiate aliveness without apology. They work on the I Feel Practice — the capacity to say "I feel" from a place of genuine depth rather than reactivity.
From Playing With Fire, on the I Feel Practice:
"In the I Feel practice, when you are the one saying, 'I feel...,' all of your attention is placed deeply within yourself, intimately feeling and expressing the truth of your heart as a gift to your partner. Whenever you do this, you are in Omega."— Playing With Fire
There is no partner required for this practice. The capacity to feel deeply, to express from your own depth — these are not relational skills that only activate when another person is present. They are living qualities in the body. They can be cultivated alone, and they are already present in the next conversation you have with anyone.
Why This Is Different from "Becoming Your Best Self Before Dating"
This is not self-improvement as preparation for being chosen. It is not a checklist of qualities to acquire so that someone will want you. It is something more fundamental: understanding, at the level of the body, which orientation calls to you most deeply — Alpha or Omega — and developing the capacity to inhabit that orientation without flinching.
When that capacity is present, something real happens in relationship. You stop performing and start practicing. The person across from you can feel the difference. Genuine presence, in either orientation, is one of the most unmistakable experiences in human interaction. It is not conceptual. It lands.
The Books as the Starting Point for Singles
If you are single and new to this framework, the books are the best place to begin. Playing With Fire: The Spiritual Path of Intimate Relationship describes the full Alpha and Omega framework and both core practices. The Awakened Woman's Guide to Everlasting Love covers the Three Pillars of Presence, Polarity, and Devotion from Londin's perspective — equally relevant for women in relationship and women preparing for one.
From Awakened Woman's Guide to Everlasting Love:
"Learning how to create polarity was a breath of fresh air for me. When I learned how to inspire Justin's desire any time I wanted, my life changed. I was no longer the victim to love's whimsy... Polarity gave me the courage to commit again."— Londin Angel Winters, Awakened Woman's Guide to Everlasting Love
The freedom she describes — moving from reactive to practiced, from uncertain to grounded — is not only available to people in relationships. It is available to anyone willing to do the work now.
How to Join the Yoga of Intimacy Community as a Single Person
The Yoga of Intimacy Patreon includes three monthly live calls: the Men's Group (led by Justin), the Women's Circle (led by Londin), and the Couples Calls. Singles typically begin with the gender-specific call most relevant to them. Membership gives you access to all three.
For those ready for personalized guidance, private mentorship is available. Click here to schedule an exploration call.
About Justin Patrick Pierce and Londin Angel Winters
Author and founder of the Yoga of Intimacy, Justin Patrick Pierce offers workshops, online classes, and private mentorships for men and women around the world to help them overcome challenges in relationship, master the embodiments of sexual polarity, and pursue a life of spiritual depth alongside their chosen partner. He and his wife, Londin Angel Winters, are the authors of Playing With Fire: The Spiritual Path of Intimate Relationship and The Awakened Woman's Guide to Everlasting Love.
FAQs: Yoga of Intimacy for Singles
Q: Is the Yoga of Intimacy only for people who are in relationships?
A: No. The Alpha and Omega Polarity Framework and its core practices — the I See Practice and the I Feel Practice — are available to anyone regardless of relationship status. The Men's Group and Women's Circle on Patreon actively include single members. Many people do some of their deepest work in this framework while single, and find it fundamentally shifts the quality of the next relationship they enter.
Q: What can a single person get from the I See Practice and I Feel Practice?
A: These practices develop capacities that are active in every interaction — not just romantic ones. The I See Practice develops the ability to witness without projecting, to be fully present without filtering the other person through your own fears. The I Feel Practice develops the ability to access and express emotional depth from a place of genuine feeling rather than reactivity. Both capacities shape who you are before the next relationship begins.
Q: Should a single person join the Men's Group or the Women's Circle?
A: Single men typically begin with the Men's Group, which focuses on the Alpha orientation and presence-based practice. Single women typically begin with the Women's Circle, which focuses on the Omega orientation and embodied aliveness. Membership in the Yoga of Intimacy Patreon gives access to all three monthly calls — Men's Group, Women's Circle, and Couples Calls.
Q: Will this work tell me what kind of partner to look for?
A: No. The Alpha and Omega Polarity Framework is not about partner selection — it's about developing your own capacity for depth, presence, and polarity. The focus is on who you are in your body, how you inhabit your orientation, and what you are capable of meeting when the right person does appear. Partner selection remains your own wisdom to navigate.
Q: How is orienting toward Alpha or Omega different from "working on yourself"?
A: Most "working on yourself" approaches focus on beliefs, behaviors, or emotional patterns — useful, but primarily cognitive. Orienting toward Alpha or Omega is a practice of the body. It is developed through doing the practices, not just understanding them. The result is a shift in how you are present — something another person can feel, not just a change in how you think about yourself.
Q: Can a single person attend the Couples Calls?
A: The Couples Calls are designed for both partners to attend together. As a single member, you have access to the recordings, which provide a window into how the framework applies to partnered dynamics — useful preparation for when that context is relevant in your own life. The Men's Group and Women's Circle are the primary entry points for single members.
Q: How do I get started as a single person?
A: Start with the books — Playing With Fire: The Spiritual Path of Intimate Relationship and The Awakened Woman's Guide to Everlasting Love. Read whichever speaks to you most directly — single men often begin with Playing With Fire, single women often begin with The Awakened Woman's Guide, though both books speak to anyone regardless of gender. From there, join the Yoga of Intimacy Patreon for live monthly calls — the Men's Group if you are a man, the Women's Circle if you are a woman. When you are ready for personalized guidance, schedule an exploration call at justinpatrickpierce.com to discuss whether private mentorship is the right next step.



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