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Tantra yoga is a spiritual path of love that requires years of commitment, surrender, and practice for the attainment of long lasting peace, love, happiness and health.
Unfortunately, tantra has often denigrated to exotic sex positions and porn, where self proclaimed "tantrics" casually and conveniently use the term "tantra" to validate their sexual dysfunctions, giving themselves "permission" to participate in group sex, swapping partners and other such activities. But, in truth, tantra about sexual energy; it is a process that succeeds only for those who have outgrown their adolescent fascination for sex and are seeking higher states of consciousness. Today, most of what has been represented as "tantra" has no foundational basis and can only be described as anti-tantra. This pseudo tantra ignores most of the warnings and teachings of the enlightened Masters. This unwillingness for the preparatory work necessary can lead to unnecessary emotional and physical pain. Pseudo Tantra Serves to:
By Comparison, Tantra Yoga Aims to:
How does one begin a spiritual path such as tantra? Decide to! As mentioned before, tantra yoga is a process that will yield positive results when applied properly. All of your efforts will result in changes you and others will notice in as little as 30 days. But that is only the beginning. Make this your passion. If you want to see changes in your life, you have to do the work. No one else can do it for you. Here's a Tantra Meditation Practice You Can Do Every Day:
Do this tantra meditation for at least five minutes a day. After a few days you may want to increase the time until gradually you are able to sit for twenty minutes or more without any discomfort. If your mind wanders, gently bring your attention back to the breath. If you do this practice faithfully you will notice improvements in all areas of your life. If you don't see or feel or changes, then this path is probably not for you, but give it a try. Tantra meditation is the precursor to sacred sex. It is the first and the last step.
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