Tantric Massage for Love: A New Level of Awareness of Sex, Love and Health (Tantric Massage , Erotic massage , Massage Therapy,Tantric Massage, Sex Positions ,Self Massage , Hot Sex)

82 Pages·2016·3.07 MB·English

Tantric Massage for Love.
A new level of awareness of sex, love and
health.
The Best Guide to Achieve Harmony between the
Partners
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 - Myths and Reality of Tantric Massage
Myth 1: Tantra - Modern Sexual Yoga
Myth 2: Tantra is a Group Sex
Myth 3: Tantra - this is Satanism
Fact 1. Tantra Improves Partners’ Sexual Life
Fact 2. Tantra Can Be Practiced Alone
Fact 3. Tantra Prolongs Sexual Intercourse
Fact 4. Tantra - is Meditation
Chapter 2. The Dogmas and Laws of Tantra
Chapter 3. An Intimate World of Tantric Massage
Chapter 4. Technique and Practice of Tantric Massage
Preparing for the Massage
Technique of Massage
The Circulation of Energy
Psychology
Visualization
Breath
Dedication, Ministry, Worship
Massage
Tantric Massage
Massage of the Prostate
Massage for Women During the Critical Days
Chapter 5. Technique and Rules Tantric Sex
Three Reasons to Have Tantric Sex
Sexual Pleasure
Health
Terms of Tantric Sex
The Practice, Which Could Lead to the "Valley Orgasm"
Another Practice for Smooth Orgasm
Chapter 6: The Atmosphere and Aura of Tantric Sex
Conclusion
Chapter 1 - Myths and Reality of Tantric Massage
Nowadays, in the community there are a mass of myths about Tantra doctrine.
Many people think that it is free lovemaking or confuse it with the other eastern
doctrines - Kama Sutra, one goes further and imagines swingers, or meditating
monks.
In fact, classical Tantra is inextricably linked with yoga. The word Tantra Yoga
roughly translates as "a means of developing and opening themselves through
male and female relationships." Yes, Tantra techniques really exist.
Sexual energy is the main technique and one of the strongest human vitality. It is
the energy of birth and creation, both at the individual level and on a cosmic
scale. It is responsible for the birth and development of the individual and at the
same time is the basis of existence.

At tantric lessons is learned not only to understand and control our body,
emotions and sensations, but also to feel the partner, to understand and to see the
world from a position of tantric philosophy.

If a person begins to learn Tantra by himself, he can easily lose control, that’s
why you’ll need an experienced teacher to help you. Tantra task in this case is to
provide you with the guide. But you should decide for yourself.
Myth 1: Tantra - Modern Sexual Yoga

Tantra appeared many years ago in the Indian Dravidians, before the arrival of
the Aryans in the peninsula. It had the same attitude to the sex as the first kiss -
to the rape. Traditional Tantra has focused on the yoga postures - asanas, breath
control and meditation. Any harmonization of a couples’ sexual life was out of
the question - the sexual act accomplished by two yogis was extremely rare,
occurred in unimaginable positions and its aim was more to exchange the
energy, rather than to get pleasure.
Later, Tibetan Buddhists had slightly displaced these principles in the direction
of studying the physiological features of the body. The real revolution in tantra
occurred in the "golden sixties" on the West, when yoga became popular,
organically united with the sexual revolution. Then the concept of "neotantra",
which included primarily an erotic massage from under the sauce of meditation,
breathing exercises, stretching and concentration on the partner, appeared.
Myth 2: Tantra is a Group Sex
In classical Indian Tantra, the sexual act is excluded. In Tibetan tantra, sexual
intercourse takes place strictly between the two partners. And even if
they are surrounded by the other pairs, in fact it should not move into group sex.
However in neotantra these barriers are swept away and everything is possible.
If you want you can do it.a