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Review: Sensual tantra in a safe environment

I was kind of nervous when I found my way to the C-H-A-I Copenhagen and the Melting Monday workshop. As it says in the flyer “non verbal communication and playfulness”.  It is true, this evening is really about body language and play.  At some moments it is like being in a club expect there are no drugs present.  The two guides takes us through a range of exercises which appeals to the more subtle sides of sensuality. It is a nice feeling to rediscover playfulness and I definitely recommend this for couples who want to get some inspiration and for singles who want to feel awake again :)

Compared to an evening in town I felt more safe in this environment and all exercises are with clothes on and your integrity is respected.

for practical info http://tantrazone.dk/undervisning-kurser/melting-monday/

 

 

sexual transformation

As a pretty shy guy, I find it quite embarrassing to develop this subject but there is no way around it. Without sex you and me would not exist in this world. In a few yoga books (Janakananda) (Satyananda) I came across sexual rituals and they seem to be very beneficial for spiritual awakening . For various reasons this have not been practiced in the ashrams I have been to and there seems to be a great deal of secrecy.  At least it seems to be pretty hard to find places where this is taught in a serious manner. Through friends I have heard about a guy called Alex Vartman and The New Tantra. The theory is very simple and it is all about prolonging the blissful state (Sexual Secrets, Nik Douglas) . Lately I came across the DVD Erotic Tantra in the library and it was kind of basic, not without a few useful exercises. If you have any relevant information, please reply to this post.
Books:
Kundalini Tantra Swami Satyananda
Yoga, Tantra and Meditation in Daily Life  Swami Janakananda Saraswati
Sexual Secrets: The Alchemy of Ecstasy  Nik Douglas and Penny Slinger
DVD:
Erotic Tantra Yazmin Katarina Fox Andersen

plan for the autumn

  • breath-hold exercises 2-3 times a week
  • cycling to university 2-4 times a week
  • physical yoga 3 times a week
  • pranayama 3-4 times a week

breath-hold exercises

freediving tables

8×2’30” is my lates one

cycling to university

2×14 kilometres

physical yoga

short classical program

headstand, shoulderstand, plow pose, vipareta karani, bridgepose, universal pose

pranayama

kapal bathi x 3-5

nadi shodan with bandhas 10:40:20:20 counting

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