What is Tantra
What is Tantra?
The study and practise of Tantra is a journey, with ever-changing scenery and moods. Due to an image portrayed by the media, many people believe that Tantra means…
- sex
- a religion
- naked people frolicking on large mattresses
- sarong-clad couples, cross-legged on cushions, gazing adoringly into each others’ eyes
- displaying an impressive collection of incense, candles and phallic sculptures
- the draping of Indian bedspreads and lambskin rugs
This limited perception causes many people to shy away from exploring a rich world of meditation, healing, personal exploration and insight.
There IS such a thing as Tantric Sex of course. This would be practised with a lover or a tantric partner. However many single people can enjoy and benefit from a wonderful variety of tantric methods and processes.
Through this web site you can access many Tantra resources like Tantric Massage, Tantric Healing, and if you’re in the right place at the right time, a Tantric Party.
One can bring a ‘Tantric energy’ to something, or a ‘Tantric ambience’, but these qualities are impossible to define and could mean one thing to one Tantrika and something else to another.
So, in other words, it’s a path YOU decide to step onto. YOU create the path, the pace and the depth of the journey.
Perhaps you found this website because you need to discover more about Tantra through working individually with a private practitioner, as opposed to jumping straight into a group. Or maybe you’re looking for a way to connect with other like-minded people in a group environment. We’ve included links on this site to many different Tantra teachers who work in a myriad of ways. There are workshops, retreats, individual practitioners, social gatherings. The British Isles is buzzing with Tantric activity.
Good luck finding the right doorway into this life-transforming world.
Below you’ll find an article written by one of the world’s most respected teachers, Sarita. She describes in detail the importance of the senses in Tantra…
