
- An Authentic Tantric Therapist worships the whole of the body, mind & soul… using gentle caress, her feminine intuition, pure loving intention & the lightest of fingertip touches ~ consciously building up sexual arousal, allowing it to flow through to the parts of the body that hunger for it the most.
- A tantric massage usually finishes, depending on the needs & progress of each individual with a yoni or Lingham massage which fires the kundalini to move up through the body, thus creating moments of awakening ~ a blissful whole body orgasm.
- Unlike the erotic tantric massage shared between lovers or offered by erotic masseurs, a tantric therapist although igniting the flames of pleasure & passion within, does not use masturbation techniques on the Lingham or yoni. The techniques are purely for massaging these areas & creating new senses of arousal.
- The individual is then left to rest for a while in the warm glow of his/her own ecstasy.
First, I wish to focus on what tantra is not. Tantra is not a religion or a method. Tantra is not a discipline or teaching (no, it is not something you are taught by Tantric Masters). Tantra is not a skill or a tool. Tantra became a way of life in certain parts of the world and is carefully adopted by some to teach certain methods of interaction. While often the teachers are well-meaning, it often creates an illusion that some people have it, and others haven’t learnt Tantra (yet).
Yet, deep down inside, within our core being, we want to connect. We want to interact with our souls (Meta-cognition), our destinies and each other. First to learn and understand that we belong (to our tribe) – and then to venture out as an individual soul, to make new connections and new discoveries and learn, and grow in a journey we’ve discovered for ourselves.