Is It Better to Give or to Receive in Sex?
Transform Sexual Challenges into Gifts
Female Archetypes and ‘the Girl in the Cave’
Honoring Our Bodies: The Benefits of Cultivating Organic Pleasures
The Rise of Tantra Festivals
Awareness and Sensuality
Touching without a Goal
How I Spent My Summer Vacation: Embracing Celibacy
Rituals
100 Days of Tantra
How is Sacred Eros Different from Escorting Websites?
The First Step to Sexual Enlightenment: Conscious Breathing
5 Reasons You Need Ejaculatory Choice and Orgasmic Mastery
What is Tantra? An Interview with Anna Marti
Tantric Tips
Tantra For The Single Life
Tantric Peace in the Face of Violence
Reactive vs Responsive Desire
True Story! Last weekend I saw a couple here in Asheville for another tantra retreat!
Tantra in the City
Multiple Orgasms for Men – Fact or Fiction?
Tantric Touch ~ What is it?
5 Steps to Owning Your Jealousy in Relationships
How to Choose a Practitioner
Relationships are Nourishing, Natural Medicine
Millennials and Intimacy: What’s Not Adding Up?
Increase Intimacy for more Powerful Orgasms
What About Your Sexual Intelligence Quotient?
Home Play: Mastering Your Sexual Energy
Experiment: Excitement, Arousal, Breath and Transformation
Your Wand of Light
5 Elements Tantra Massage
Becoming Bob – The Shameless Art of Loving Vaginas
Melissa St Mari’s Couples Course
The Best Essential Oils for Tantra and Sensual Massage
Top 10 States for Tantric Massage
The Sexual Priestess Tenets
Re-claiming Your Heart’s Safe Place
Couples’ Puja
Goddess Maggie – So You Want to Book a Session
Sexual Transmutation (Wand of Light, pt 2)
Sex Magic for Gay Men, by Brad Amberheart.
What is Erotic?
Sex, Money and Power
What is Tantra?
What can it teach me about myself and about connection and intimacy? Are there some tips I can take home and use right away?
How does Tantra work in a session with a practitioner?
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For example:
When we hear the word erotic we often think, “Oh my God, hot and endless passion and hard-action genital aerobics. Erotic, like the word sex, has been narrowly defined in culture to mean plumbing and pumping of body parts. I use the term in a much larger context.
I define erotic as “being truthful, vulnerable and compassionate about one’s sexual/sensual arousal, desires, fears, and pleasure in each moment.” Erotic is ‘revealing’ what is going on in us instead of ‘concealing.’ Erotic is feeling safe to be who we are. Erotic is not being judged. Erotic is being spontaneous instead of having an agenda. Erotic is being able to say ‘yes or no’ with ease to our partner, 100% of the time with a 100% full heart. It’s a tall order, but worthy of practice…and mistakes, and more practice!