SM Journal

Heavy Mummification is the art of slowly removing all senses and all possibilities, one layer at a time. No choices. No reactions. Away with the noise, the chaos in the head, the restless hum of identity. Only existence; a silent piece of art in the caring hands that create it.

Some people carry their identity like a weight. Too many thoughts, too many roles to play in life, too much noise in the head. "Caring dehumanization" means giving them permission to drop all of it.

There’s power in the mummification ritual: wrapping my submissive in bandages—especially around the face—transforming them into a gentle cocoon. Bandages are soft; they let the skin breathe, allow some freedom of movement, and heighten sensation. Perfect for teasing, of course. I like to use coluorful ones. Sometimes I crave something more extreme. The unforgiving, and often sweaty: Japanese-style encasement. Multiple layers of various materials, each one with its own purpose

I sometimes mummify a couple (not both at the same time) and it is lovely. They support each, they know what they like, and it makes the experience that much more interesting. Once I helped one to mummify the other. The process took an hour of careful wrapping. I think mummification can relate to hypnosis. It can calm some people, make them feel peaceful, shut their brain, focus their senses inward, and if they have a fetish for it, make them aroused. Interested in trying or