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This educational initiative provides courses ranging from Human Sexuality, Anthropology, Neuroscience, Behavioral Sciences, Psychology, Tantra to Biopolitics.
This center delves into research on human sexual and social behaviors, and the influence of trauma constellations on sexual expressions, partnerships and healing.
The sanctuary hosts spaces such as Erotica Infused Club, Cultural Spa and South Asian Sexuality Professionals Alliance to foster trauma-informed healing practices, complementary therapies and energize curious minds in the fields of sexuality.
This is a radical reading space dedicated to amplifying BIPOC voices, decolonizing narratives, and challenging the legacies of colonization. This is not just a library; it’s a political act of reclamation, a sanctuary for stories that confront oppression, and a celebration of authors of color who dare to defy the status quo.
We live in an age of erotophobia, denied of our right to the very basic sex education that aides us as social animals as we navigate through this world. This show delves into topics such as human sexuality, neuroscience, anthropology, socio-cultural influences, psychology and politics, and their interactions with our development and survival.

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My work is rooted in Holistic Sexuality Education, a transformative practice that integrates the physical, emotional, intellectual, social, spiritual, and ecological dimensions of sexuality. I approach mind-body connection as a gateway to deeper self-awareness and collective liberation—inviting multiple levels of consciousness into every learning and healing encounter.
Currently, I serve as a Neurobehavioral Trauma Specialist and an Interdisciplinary Research Scientist, bridging neuroscience, cultural trauma, sexology, and ethnographic inquiry to challenge dominant narratives around sex, gender, and power. Through platforms like Pillow Talk With Nixi, I facilitate decolonial, trauma-informed spaces that include community education, sexuality research, and culturally-rooted healing.
I curate and lead initiatives like the Sex Scholars Library, the InclusiSex Studies Initiative, and Soul Sync Sanctuary, each one designed to support BIPOC voices, dismantle erotophobia, and explore the politics of desire, shame, and pleasure. My activism also takes the form of curriculum-building for South Asian sex educators, kink inclusion work through BRITE, and hosting story-driven spaces like Sexual Revolution: Redefining Narratives One Chapter at a Time.
I recognize that my lived experiences, privileges, and social positioning shape my lens. I remain committed to unlearning, reorienting, and being held accountable—by you, my community, and the evolving work I do. If my past ever intersects with my praxis in a way that feels harmful, I invite you to name it. This is a space of co-created integrity.
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MY IDENTITIES & BACKGROUND
Identities: I am a cis-gendered, heterosexual, androphilic Indian woman and a sexual assault survivor with over a decade of experience as a BIPOC sex educator and a trauma-informed therapy provider.
Neurodivergent: ADHD, Anxiety, Depression, cPTSD, HSP, Sleep Apnea and Eosinophilic Esophagitis
Background: Neuroscience, Behavioral Sciences, Anthropology, Genetics, Holistic Sexuality Education, Reiki
Research Style: Anthropology, Social Neuroscience, Linguistic Studies, Biopolitics and Cross-cultural Psychology
Research Interests:
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Challenging Orientalism and Sexualization of Bellydance
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Choreographing Erasure: Reinvention of SWer Dance and Identity Development
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Linguistic Substitution and Pedagogical Lineage in the Lyrical Carnatic Tradition
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Ethnoarchaelogical shifts in Perceptions of Female Sexuality & Aging in Medieval England & India
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Gendered Perceptions of Color & its Representations within BIPOC communities
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Neurobiology of trauma and Epigenetics
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Neurodevelopment of human sexual and social behaviors like mate selection, mating styles, and fetish development

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Who are you? What is your positionality statement?I am a cis-gender, heterosexual, androphilic, upper-middle class, abled, well-educated, English-speaking woman born into an erotophobic, patriarchal Indian society. I'm currently pursuing the Holistic Sexuality Educator Certificate Program at the Institute for Sexuality Education and Enlightenment (ISEE). I have an MSc. in Neurosciences with a concentration in Behavioral Neuroendocrinology, and aspire for a PhD in Social Neuroscience and Cross-cultural Psychology. My research delves into the development of human sexuality and social behaviors, fetish development, mating styles and mate preferences, and post-colonial influences on sensuality, sexuality and eroticism. I am also a Reiki Grandmaster and a Level I Hypnotherapist with 8 years of experience as an energy healer. Furthermore, I have been trained as an Indian Classical Singer and as a Mandala Artist for 2 decades and have utilized my training towards Raga (Music) Therapy and Art Therapy, respectively. I am also a Bellydancer and a Pole dance enthusiast, and aim to utilize the two as forms of Dance-Movement Therapy.
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When and why did you decide to take up this career?From a very young age, I was being conditioned to respond appropriately to the patriarchal existence of our society. Patriarchal structures have long ensured their reign by controlling vulva-bearer's sexuality and their bodies. It wasn't until my 6th grade, where there was an attempt at abstinence-based sex education at my school, that I revolted. It was the structure with which this exchange was conditioned: the boys were asked to go out to play, while the girls were hardwired to keep their knees shut and their hems long. Post a rather confusing conversation which just raised more questions than we had begun with, our voices were silenced in the hopes of keeping the boys unaware of menstruation, sex and the abstinence-based education that was provided to us. I, of course, thought it was ridiculous. Having my mind blown away by what my body was capable of doing, I at the age of 11, proceeded to organize my first sex-ed class for boys of ages 8-11, on the Indian streets, I grew up in. Naturally, I was caught by parents and my attempt to fascinate my peers was deemed as an endeavor set to corrupt their kids' innocence. My second attempt though, was at a much higher scale, and was organized at the collegiate level. Still underground, as my work could have resulted in my arrest and a jail-time of 2 years, I launched a project entitled Rape Fossilization at the student-led club, Educate The Youth (ETY). I continued to address mating behaviors, consent, dating, monogamous and non-monogamous lifestyles, kink, BDSM, alt sex, prostitution, STI/STDs, medical conditions and so on, in order to nullify the stigma associated with sexuality, sensuality and eroticism, and to create a safe space for queries and curious selves to be nurtured, received, and addressed. That of course did not last long as these patriarchal wounds run very deep. Erotophobia was embedded into our DNA. Despite having travelled and relocated to a first-world country, issues regarding consent, rape and misogyny, hovered around me. Once again, I was propelled windward into sex education. This time, with the assistance of a formal education, I hope to be helpful in breaking down patriarchal, post-colonial and racial ideologies influencing our sexual, sensual and erotic expressions.
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Why sexuality studies?My real interest is deeper than sexuality, it is to study culture and human behavior. Sexuality is but a vehicle I employ to answer these deeper questions I ask.
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How is sexuality as a lens into society?Sexuality studies interacts with the study of Psychology, Neuroscience, Religious Studies, Culture and Language, Music and Dance, Art and Theater; its the foundation into which civilizations are rooted. To gain a deeper understanding of human civilization, one needs to piggyback off of it's most erotic and highly penalized history. Revolutions, radical and progressive metamorphosis in societies, industrialization and scientific developments, and every evolutionary milestone in human history has its impacts in its sexuality and vice-versa. Thus, sexuality is a lens: it's a story of the values, attitudes, behaviors and politics embodied by the body when interacting with pleasure, intimacy, power and spirituality.