The pursuit of pleasure for pleasure. People who enjoy a full sexual life benefit from an important degree of harmony and balance that transcends the purely physical sphere, influencing their psychological, affective and spiritual well-being.

 

In tantra, the body is considered a sacred space, a true temple where desire must manifest itself free. To give wings to the yearnings of the body, to eliminate all pressures and inhibitions, surrendering slowly, in deep connection with the partner.

 

Tantric sex is the enemy of repression and sensual limitation in every aspect.

Eastern cultures, since the most remote times, understood this, and, consequently, made eroticism one of the privileged spaces of life.

Have you noticed that looking deep into the eyes of the loved one can bring us a certain instability? The feeling is positive and it seems that we are being discovered, even naked, as if our essence could be easily seen. This eye contact is one of the principles of tantric sex.

 

Many sexologists and tantric masters believe that this sense of vulnerability is what makes any exchange worthwhile. For them, the ideal is to sit in a comfortable position and stay for at least five minutes in front of the partner, just looking into their eyes.

 

Breathing must be light and the muscles of the body must be relaxed. It is also important not to create expectations, just to enjoy the moment. Contrary to what many people think, tantra does not exclude penetration, but it aims to value much more of everything else, especially the preliminaries.

Tantra is a word of Sanskrit origin that means weave or fabric, and which in the translation to Western languages ​​has acquired the meaning of doctrine, in the sense that it interweaves a series of sexual and spiritual teachings and practices.

 

According to scholars, the practice arose in ancient India, with the Dravidians, a people who lived in the north of the Asian country about 9,000 years ago. It was a matriarchal society, with polyandry. Women could have several husbands. Based on the culture of Hinduism, the main religion in India, this community had sensory and spiritual behavior.

 

 

In all aspects of tantrism, the maximum point to be reached through sex is ecstasy, as well as in a mystical experience. According to this theory, it is only possible to achieve this experience when two people exchange and add their energy potency through sexual practice, which, in turn, nourishes and recharges its original sources of energy.

 

Wherever the contact between lovers takes place, the space that really matters is that defined and delimited by the bodies vibrating in unison when the sexual energy exchange occurs.

And what gives Tantric relations its magical character is the change in the temporal notion.

 

An ancient Chinese erotic manual suggests that the lover should pay special attention to what is hidden from the eyes and the part of the skin that is attempted to be stolen from the hands, because it is in these points that the stimulus is most desired: a very wise advice to take in counts before the love session begins.