Desire Mapping Ritual

Start imagining your most beautiful, joyful and pleasure-filled life.

Get Comfortable.
It’s Time To Get Curious About What You Want.

A woman with red hair wearing a pink lace top and pink skirt holding a message board with the words 'Rest, Relax, Receive' written in red letters.
Hello!

A sensual invitation to slow down, listen to your body, and explore the desires you may have been taught to quiet.

How To Prepare
Take 10–15 minutes beforehand to slow down and create a space where you can be uninterrupted.

This is an invitation to soften out of your head and become curious about your body, your pleasure, your desires and the parts of you that want more.

You might like to:

  • Take a warm shower or bath

  • Put on something that makes you feel beautiful or sensual

  • Light a candle or soften the lighting

  • Make a tea, cacao or nourishing drink

  • Choose somewhere private and comfortable

  • Bring your journal and something to write with

  • Put your phone away and give yourself permission to linger

    There is nothing you need to figure out. Just notice what draws you in.

Your Future Self Visualisation

A woman outdoors, reaching towards the camera with her finger, and a digital sound wave graphic overlay. Text mentions '2026 Future Self Visualization with Sabina Wilde'.

This visualisation is an invitation to imagine a version of you who feels at home in her body and unapologetic about what she wants.

Rather than focusing on what your life looks like, let yourself explore how it feels to live with more desire, pleasure, freedom and intimacy.

As you listen, notice:

  • What makes you feel more alive?

  • What does your body seem to lean towards?

  • What kind of touch, connection or intimacy feels inviting?

  • What have you been curious about but rarely allowed yourself to explore?

  • Where in your life do you want more pleasure?

  • What would you choose if you didn't have to make your desires reasonable?

Let yourself imagine without needing to make anything happen.

Your only job is to notice what turns your attention towards aliveness.

2026: Future Self Visualisation
Sabina Wilde

Create Your Desire Map

A collage of various photos and illustrations celebrating 2026, including couples at a beach, flowers, landmarks like Big Ben and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, a person holding a camera, and playful elements like hearts, a bicycle, and text phrases such as 'Joy,' 'Trust,' 'Have Fun,' 'Surprise,' and 'Let's Go!'
Hello Desire!

Now that you've listened to your body and explored what you want, it's time to make your desires visible.

Your map isn't a list of goals or a picture of the “perfect life.”

It's a visual expression of what turns you on to life emotionally, sensually, creatively, relationally and sexually.

Let yourself collect images, colours, textures, words and moments that evoke something in you.

Instead of questioning if it makes sense, ask yourself:

“Do I want more of this?”

“Does this make me feel something?”

“Does my body lean towards it?”

“What am I actually yearning for?

How To Create Your Desire Map

You can create your board digitally using platforms like Pinterest or Canva, or physically using printed images, magazines, words, textures, and photographs.

Option 2: Pinterest

Create a private Pinterest board and begin saving:

  • images,

  • interiors,

  • colours,

  • fashion,

  • relationships,

  • places,

  • quotes,

  • symbols,

  • textures,

  • and moments that emotionally pull you in.

A collage of various motivational and travel-themed images, including a sunset at the beach, a person in a book, a greeting card, a green drink with a star-shaped ice cube, an open notebook, a sign saying "YES TO NEW ADVENTURES," a moon and sun illustration, a library, and positive affirmations like "good things are coming" and "MY FAMILY IS HAPPY & HEALTHY."

Option 1: Canva

If you’d like to create a digital collage or vision board, open Canva and choose a template you can edit. Consider if you want to use it as:

  • screen saver on your phone

  • desktop screensaver

  • mood board you print

Begin layering in the images, colours, and words you collected during the process.

Allow your board to feel emotionally expressive rather than overly polished.

Need help? Use this Canva tutorial

A collage of various photographs, illustrations, and postcards pinned to a board, including a sepia-toned image of Brooklyn Bridge, a flower, a book cover of 'Romeo and Juliet,' a handwritten quote about laughter, and a Saint Lucia postage stamp.

Option 3: Physical

If you prefer working offline, you might like to:

  • print images,

  • use magazines,

  • cut out words,

  • gather fabrics/textures,

  • journal,

  • draw,

  • or create a physical collage.

Self Inquiry Questions


As you create your desire map allow these questions to guide you.

1. What makes you feel alive?

Forget what you should want.

What experiences make you feel:

  • sensual

  • playful

  • turned on by life

  • free

  • beautiful

  • curious

  • deeply present

  • desired

  • adventurous

  • connected

What do you want to feel more of in your life?

2. What are you curious about?

Let yourself be honest without needing to act on anything.

What have you:

  • secretly wanted?

  • wondered about?

  • fantasised about?

  • wanted to explore?

  • wanted to ask for?

  • wanted to experience with a partner?

  • wanted to experience for yourself?

  • been afraid might be “too much”?

Allow yourself permission to express what has been hidden, minimised or kept to yourself.

3. What would you choose if shame wasn't making the decision?

Imagine there were no rules about what a woman is “supposed” to want.

What would you:

  • ask for?

  • wear?

  • explore?

  • receive?

  • initiate?

  • say yes to?

  • say no to?

  • make more space for?

  • let yourself enjoy?

What becomes possible when you stop editing yourself before you've even admitted what you want?


A collage of travel, romance, and adventure themed images and stickers celebrating 2026, including people kissing and relaxing, landmarks like Big Ben and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, pink flowers, a bicycle, sunset, and various decorative graphics.

Big Desires, Little Desires.

Every desire counts.

Sabina Wilde’s 2026 Desire Map

A collage with various images including a person covering part of their face, pink flowers, a photograph of a gift with a pink ribbon, a small bicycle, the Eiffel Tower, a pink hotel building, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and red hearts, along with some cartoon-style illustrations and the word "SURPRISE."

Follow What Feels Alive.

The Desire Mapping Ritual is a deeply revealing process designed to help you reconnect with your unique language of desire, aliveness, beauty, sensuality, and self-expression.

It’s less about goal setting and more about remembering the parts of yourself that may have been hidden, silenced, or minimised.

As you create your Desire Map, notice:

  • What continues to pull your attention

  • What makes you soften

  • What makes you curious

  • What you want more of

  • What feels expansive, beautiful, sensual or alive

Let yourself be curious.
Let yourself want.
Let yourself receive.

Remember: Your desires don't need to be justified before they're allowed to exist.

Let's Decode Your Desire Map Together

Sometimes the biggest breakthroughs come from having someone help you connect the dots.

When your Desire Map is complete, I’d love for you to share it with me as part of your coaching journey. Your map can reveal so much about what you want for your life, what feels alive for you, and where you’d like to go next.

Reviews

“It was exactly what my soul needed…your exercises really got the creative flow and authenticity going….”

— Natasha, USA

“It was truly eye and heart opening.”

— Leontina, Serbia

“I loved the theme of connecting with our desires…the questions were very thought provoking…talking about sex openly (afterwards with my partner) felt so empowering…..”

— Luca, Hungary

Desire Has Many Languages