Shantam Nityama, the Tantric Mongoose

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Tantric Master, Bodyworker and Tantra teacher, facilitator of the balancing of the
inner tantric male/female principles, energies and "dieties" , principles and
"powers that BE".

Tantra, the Cult of the Feminine

For Tantra, creation is not a single event that took place some billions of years ago, it’s a continuous process. Creation is here and now!

Known only for the virtues of its sexual practice, ancient Tantric ideology is a universal and wide-reaching ideology virtually ignored in the West. In Tantra: The Cult of the Feminine, one of Europe’s foremost Tantric authors and teachers, André Van Lysebeth, gives readers a balanced, well-informed, modern examination of the secret teachings and symbolism of Tantra.

Espousing no dogma, Tantra involves a search for reality that contradicts neither science nor religion. For Tantra, all of the myriad energy forms in the universe — gravity, nuclear cohesion, electromagnetism — exist throughout the cosmos. "Scientifically speaking, the universe is a gigantic continuum ranging from sub-atomic to astronomical dimensions. Tantrists have perceived this unity for over thirty-five centuries," points out Van Lysebeth in his introduction.

Originally published in 1992 and now being released in paperback for the first time, Tantra has become the classic text on the subject, the source for serious students. Eight full-color illustrations and 36 line drawings complement a comprehensive and contemporary explanation of Tantra, complete with meditations. Van Lysebeth has done a remarkable job of bringing ancient theories into the modern world.

What is Tantra? The Nepal Institute Definition

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The New Holy Erotics/Sacred Sex Goes Public

Just a few years ago the term sacred sex was rarely mentioned, much less understood in the United States, outside a few esoteric circles. Now, information on workshops, videos, audiotapes, and books on erotic spirituality are all easily obtainable from advertisements in mainstream magazines, through cable television talk shows, and on Internet websites. Familiarity with sacred sex imagery is even assumed - in everything from Atlantic Monthly whisky ads to mail order catalog Valentine's Day displays (as in the above collage). Publications as varied as New Woman, The Wall Street Journal, Gentlemen's Quarterly, Ms., Essence, Esquire, Time-Life Books' Living Wisdom Series, and Utne Reader have all issued first-time specials on sacred sex, and the network television news-magazine show 20/20's millennial year programming included a first-time segment on an icon of contemporary U.S. sacred sex imagery, The Sacred Whore.

Tantric sex, sacred sex, sex magic: different terms are used but whatever one calls it, there is a new popular interest in reviving the ancient arts of erotic spirituality in the United States today. People don't necessarily mean the same things when they use these varied terms, but distinctions between them are becoming increasingly linked and blurred. Tantra technically refers to a specific set of Hindu or Buddhist beliefs and practices that originated in ancient India. Sex magic refers to ceremonial uses of erotic energy for various purposes. Sacred sex is more of a catch-all term. People use these terms, however, to mean anything from erotic calisthenics, to enhanced partner-intimacy, to therapeutic spiritual and sexual healing; anything from the pursuit of better orgasms and feel-good ambiance, to seeking connection with the divinity within and beyond oneself. That's a wide range of different phenomena to squeeze under one umbrella of sacred sex, but the term does contain this wide spectrum.

What is Tantric Massage?

The Tantric massage will make you feel as if you are in a trance, where physical boundaries dissolve, time disappears, worries and problems no longer seem important, or are forgotten altogether.

We will begin by having you recline on your back with pillows under your head and a towel covered pillow supporting your hips. Your legs will be slightly apart, your knees just a little bent. Your abdomen, thighs, feet, toes, chest, nipples and fingers are then gently massaged with warm aromatic oil. Nothing will escape attention. Your energy flow is stimulated and senses awakened as your body's sensitivity increases. According to Tantric ideals, your entire body will be massaged, including those particularly sensitive areas [for a more detailed explanation, click on "Lingam" or "Yoni" massage below].

Perceptions of sensuality and lust are located here, but these "intimate" areas are an important source of joy in life. You will feel relaxed, yet wide awake. You will be coached to breathe properly, as you sink into yet deeper level of relaxation. In this very loving ceremony you will be completely nurtured and pampered in the arms of your goddess, giving you a feeling of comfort and sense of well-being.