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Bath Ceremony Session
In Tantra, water has longtime been considered a sacred Tatva (element), revered for its
healing, rebalancing and cleansing properties, effecting many layers of the body, physical,
emotional, and spiritual. Throughout the history of the world, there have been Temples
devoted to the Goddess and healing where springs and wells have been worshipped and held sacred…
Continued . . .Sensual Exploration
Sensual Awareness increases our energy level, vitality and confidence. Within this
experience we experiment with sensations, increase and decrease intensity to deepen your
understanding of sensuality and draw attention to increasing your personal skill in "Love"
making. We maintain this timeless space of connection by being playful and light hearted – incorporating pleasure and presence.
Continued . . Tantric Session
During this time you will receive specific coaching and instruction in Ancient Tantric breathing
and muscle contracting exercises specific to invigorating your physical body, expanding your
potency, increasing sensation and personal virility. You'll understand why your body reacts to
intimate connections as it does and how you can build strength and balance the power of
your sexual focus to prolong pleasure and connection within your intimate interactions.
Continued . . . Tantra for Couples
In ancient times a woman's sexuality was revered as a sacred form of power. A man's
sexuality was honored as an active force in nature that no other could match. Together, Shiva and Shakti were recognized as the creators of the entire universe.
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Tantra & Tea Ceremony
The practice of Tantra is a simple and profound cultivation of awareness. The awareness we
strive to develop is prompted by technique and control. Intimate Tantric "sessions", with a
trained practitioner or with a loved one, are valuable learning spaces. And, non-intimate
"sessions" are just as valuable – if not even more so sometimes. To begin our quest we must
tune our bodies so that they integrate with our practice and allow us to freely move from one level of exploration to another.
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