Tantra and Neo-Tantra Philosophy and Practices | Page 6

Orgasm and Ejaculation Control in Tantra and Taoism
Orgasm Control considered from out a Tantric and Taoist perspective (both philosophies maintain the same concept about it), is practiced in order to s [ ... ]

Foreplay, Tantra, and Premature Ejaculation
Foreplay in sex consists of a broad range of intimate activities between sexual partners with the goal of sexual arousal and/or increasing pleasure an [ ... ]

Amrita and Life Energy | Nectar of the Gods
Amrita (or Amritam) is an ancient Indian concept that has different meanings depending on the context. It’s a Sanskrit word usually translated a [ ... ]

Tantra Massage | Type, Styles, and Lineages
The label Tantra Massage is an umbrella term for massages that are based on Tantric concepts. In fact, there are many different types of Tantric massa [ ... ]

Tantra, Semen Retention, and Ejaculatory Control
Semen Retention is an important topic within Tantra and Tantric Sex, and primarily aims at retaining, cultivating, and increasing sexual energy for me [ ... ]

Tantric Practices and Training | Role of the Guru
The Guru (teacher or master) in ancient Tantric traditions and lineages played an important role. Moreover, it was generally thought that nobody could [ ... ]

Brahmacharya, Celibacy, and Sexual Continence
The phrase Brahmacharya (or Brahmacharyam) is a contraction of the two Indian Sanskrit words Brahma and Charya, meaning “one’s Self,” “the [ ... ]

Karezza, Semen Retention, and Sexual Continence
The Karezza Method refers to the practice of coitus reservatus, most notably in the sense of semen retention, focused on a blissful sexual-spiritual u [ ... ]

Tantra as Conscious and Mindful Sex
Perhaps one of the most defining characteristics of Tantric Sex is the way lovemaking — either with a partner, partners, or with yourself — [ ... ]

Tantric Sex and Full-Body Orgasms Explained
Tantric Full Body Orgasms are usually associated with internal (non-ejaculatory), energetic orgasms that extend across the entire body, instead of onl [ ... ]