In this article, we’ll discuss what the role is of giving Breast Massage within a Yoni Mapping session.


But first this: Breast Massage for women can be carried out with a variety of motives. The most common reasons include prevention of (breast) illnesses and breast discomforts, breast firming and breast toning, reducing breast tensions, scars and stretch marks, and the stimulation of lactation (breastfeeding).
Much of the rationale behind giving Breast Massage is based on:
- boosting the blood circulation (for both a better flow of nutrients and for relaxation of the breast tissues and surrounding muscles),
- stimulating the lymphatic system (detoxification of the body, in this case notably the breast and chest area), and
- stimulating oxytocin hormone production (also known as the “love hormone” because of its influence and support in childbirth, breastfeeding, social and romantic bonding, sexual arousal, and orgasms).
As a less common application, albeit an important one, Breast Massage can also be given to circulate and cultivate sexual energy, increase intimacy, sexual arousal, and sensual pleasure, open the (emotional and spiritual) heart, promote self-love, and to enhance the orgasmic experience.


It’s the latter type of sensual Breast Massage that is aimed at as a preliminary massage treatment to actual Yoni Mapping. Mind also that the female breasts are strongly connected to emotions, notably related to feelings of affection, trust, and security.
In addition, emotions or traumas that are not well digested may show themselves on the physical level in the form of sensitive or painful breast tissue or even cysts. A loving and gentle Breast Massage can provide deep relaxation, stress-relief, emotional release, and an overall feeling of (sexual) wellbeing, as well as ease breast pains.
Breast Massage treatments can be given by a therapist, or alternatively being taught by a therapist or Breast Massage instructor so that women can do the massage themselves.
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