On the other hand, when people experience the Tantra through me or through other teachers, either in person or through a workshop, then the reactions become: “How did I not do it before? There is life before Tantra and after Tantra”

So what’s going on here?
How does it happen that on the one hand, people are undergoing such a fundamental change in their lives and on the other hand, there is a “negative” name for Tantra?
It may be a little long, but anyone looking for a real change in his life is worth reading to the end.

They say that Tantra is a quick way to enlightenment

But as you may know, when you travel quickly, there are also accidents, and in my opinion, this is part of the matter, and if we are aware of this, we can enjoy the wonders of the road and its fruits.

In order to understand better the problem, we need to know what makes Tantra different from other spiritual ways. In the Tantra Way, we work and awaken the life energy in various exercises, along with the awakening of this strong and powerful energy. We experience full sensory awakening. We become alert to our life and our environment. It happens through our physical senses [hearing, smell, taste, touch] and through our energetic senses. We begin to feel our heart more in addition to our energetic and emotional physical bodies. We become more sensory beings, and out of all the awakening in this sense, sexual energy also arises and we become sensual creatures.

Being a sensual creature is a wonderful thing, but it is also a trap for those who follow this path, because it is actually a junction on the way. The sensory awakening and sexual arousal are only the results of deep work in which we remove different barriers from ourselves such as anger and shame and it is important to remember that sexuality is only one layer of a whole puzzle that makes up our lives. When you get stuck in the sexual level, things gradually become empty and preoccupied. In sex, you become obsessed because you try again and again to recreate the thrill that was when the senses opened to us after years of closure and deprivation.

Anyone who has experienced a long-standing relationship, whether it was monogamous or polyamorous, will tell you that sex is an important part but not the main thing in creating a strong relationship that contains and grows. So does our personal life. Sex is an important part of our lives, but not the only thing that will give us satisfaction and depth in our lives. In fact, good sex is the result of a good relationship or a full and satisfying personal life and not vice versa!

How is all this related to the bad reputation that went out to Tantra?

When some of those who walk along the path are “stuck” in the stage of sexuality, create a space in which the preoccupation with sexuality it becomes dangerous. It creates a fertile ground for vulnerability and even exploitation of “new marchers” in the way, promises and false charms of enlightenment through sexual liberation that has no spiritual basis. This false promise for enlightenment, tempts people who yearn to heal their past wounds and are swept away to a space that will give them a temporary pleasure followed by disappointment, which will lead to the bad rumors about the Tantra. Some of which are true to what happened to them. But this is not Tantra, and if we add to it all the pain that already exists around the subject of sexuality in the world and the resentment between women and men, easily Tantra becomes a punching bag and a scapegoat of all the victims, and a wondrous road disappears from our eyes in a fog of rumors and resentment.

Yes, Tantra influences and transforms many layers in our lives, including sexuality, and with the help of Tantra, we can also reach orgasms of this kind and others and maybe men who control ejaculation and desired sexual peaks. Nether the less, these peaks are only the result of deep work and liberation and healing of the past and these sexual heights. The enhancement of creativity in our lives, the intensification of desires and feelings, the removal of shame and guilt from our soul and our bodies, and many other peaks without which the peak of sexuality would not have been achieved at all or not fully experienced.

We can be champions in bed, but what is it worth, if we do not feel our heart. If we can not communicate our feelings and take responsibility. If we can not contain the other without going into self-blame… we will find ourselves chasing the thrill and when it is over we will look for the next one in an exhausting chase and not over.

Tantra is a way of truth and meditation, of deep inner work, of ancient and fascinating rituals, a path that leads to growth, prosperity and spiritual development.

I invite you to come and get to know a magical and wondrous way filled with ancient wisdom and march towards a life filled with happiness and joy with an open and loving heart.

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For whom will this guide be helpful:

Do you feel fulfilled in your love and sex life?

Do you carry pain from the past that continues to affect your present?

Are you realizing your full potential, living life to the fullest?

Most of us live in the world and do not realize our full sexual potential.
A world in which a meeting with a partner becomes a swap of orgasms instead of an act of love; Sex is done from the head and not from the body and the heart, and instead of feeling and filling with love we take on more guilt, and accumulate shame and pain.

That is how we live in the world. Creating more physical injuries that reflect our mental pain (pain in penetrating for women, premature ejaculation or erectile dysfunction for men), looking for comfort outside and not inside, and empty ourselves of sexual energy, which is our life energy, in unhealthy ways.

Tantra is an energetic work that returns life energy to our body, connects the emotional body to our physical body, and brings us to realize the full sexual potential inherent in each and every one of us.
This series of videos is dedicated to anyone who suspects that there is something else out there that is better. Who is not satisfied with the current situation, who has heard about Tantra and wants to understand what it really is.

Topics covered in the Tantra Manual:

● What is Tantra? What is the connection between spirituality and sexuality? Why will healing our sexuality also cure our relationship? ● Sexual energy as life energy – a proper and healthy channeling of sexual energy. ● Self-pleasure and self-love – how to manage relationships out of abundance rather than lack and need? ● How to create a safe space in a sexual encounter? ● Dynamics between masculine and feminine – what is a healthy masculine energy and healthy feminine energy? ● Tantric breathing to improve the flow of sexual energy in the body. ● Presence and energetic penetration.

So, how does it work?

The guide includes basic elements and tools to begin and deepen into healthy sexuality, accompanied by demonstrations and explanations by Ambika and Nirvan.
With energetic tools and breathing exercises we will learn to increase self-love, to use the pleasure of sexual energy to open the heart and mind and connect with joy and inner love. In this guide we will study our bodies in a more attentive way as well as how to reach pleasure in different ways than we have known so far. We will learn how to deal with the feelings and memories that arise in the process of connecting to ourselves and how knowing our boundaries can heal us.

All this is accessible anytime, anywhere, without leaving your home!

To access the guide at a special price

About the creators of the guide:

Nirvana Lev:

Heals and teaches since 1996. Studied and taught Theta Healing, Reiki, Kabbalistic Healing, Bodywork and Bioenergy, Rebirthing, Tantra, Sacred Sexuality, Yoga, Sacred Chanting and Sexual Shamanism.

He studied in India, New York, Miami, Iceland, Greece, Italy, Holland, New Zealand and Israel.

Ambika Gurion

She lived for five years in the Tamera community in Portugal, which deals with the healing of sexuality and love, and deepens in the study of peace between the sexes. Was the right hand of the founder and principal teacher of the community for three years.

Lived and practiced in India, Greece, Portugal and Israel.

She studied Tibetan Buddhism, Advaita, Meditation, Sexual Healing, Water Treatment, Buddhist-Western Psychology, Bioenergy, Reiki, Tibetan Tantra.

Come on; take a first step in favor of a great love life

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The person who is largely responsible for this image of Tantra is the singer Sting, who sometime in the early 90s said something about seven hours of tantric sex. Since then he has managed to repeat his claim that his words have been taken out of context, but in most of the Western world, Tantra is still seen as synonymous with endless sexual activity.

In fact, sex is only a small part of the Tantric teachings, and Tantra touches all aspects of life. So even if you are interested in exploring sexuality and pleasure, you will be surprised to discover how Tantric practice can help you make the most of your life, from inner feelings of peace, fulfillment, and self-love to relationships of any kind, parenting, career and more.

What is tantra?

Tantra is the practice of a way of life. It contains tools and wisdom in all aspects of life. Tantra is the gateway to transformation on all levels including sexuality. As such, it differs from other paths of development and theories that move between the disregard and the creation of feelings of guilt regarding the expression of sexuality as part of the expression of life energy. Tantra provides a space for healing sexuality and relationships.

Healing from guilt, shame and fear that has been shown through the generations. Release from concealment, distrust, fear of rejection, fear of abandonment, confusion, worthlessness, and deepening awareness, freeing prejudices, and confusion about the world of sexuality. The uniqueness of Tantra is that it deals with all levels of life, from man’s relationship with himself, through his relationship with his environment, with others, with nature, and with his relationship with the entire world. Tantra reveals and reminds one of the tremendous potential inherent in him.

This path leads the man to a deep and healing world.

Tantra has many different gates:
The Healing Gate.
Heart Gate.
The Gate of Sexuality.
The gate of relations and intimacy.
The Gate of Meditation and Consciousness.
Realization Gate
The Gate of Pleasure.
Tantra teaches presence, awareness, listening, sensitivity, pleasure, sincerity, clarity, courage, power, and creates a change at all levels: body, mind, consciousness.

The foundation of Tantra

* The holistic approach:
Tantra sees a person in all its layers and components and the connection and interaction between them. Emotional energy affects mental energy. Sexual energy influences the presence energy and more.
Accordingly, Tantra processes also combine work through the body such as breathing, touch and movement, And through the soul such as deep emotional expression, healing pains and traumas, and through the mind such as meditation, conversation, communication, limiting beliefs and creating reality.

* Acceptance of all:
Like Kabbalah in Judaism, Tantra works to accept reality as it is.
Acceptance of the reality of man’s life, including the acceptance of feelings and thoughts as they are. Alongside the acceptance, Tantra allows for an examination and redefining of boundaries. Through the examination of the space that enables the person to recognize and identify his personal and internal boundaries, to strengthen their external expression ability and thereby increase the sense of freedom and security in relationships.
To increase the emotional container In Tantra, you practice relaxation and allow for a broader and more intense range of emotions. The result of such an ongoing and profound practice will increase our ability to overwhelm and deal with suppressed feelings, ours and those around us.

*Unification from separation:
Tantra creates precise energy separation and identification between different types of energy and consciousness (upper, undercurrent, male, female, shadow).
By learning the characteristics of each energy and internalizing it in an experiential way, it is possible to create a connection between them for mutual fertilization and cooperation in order to realize the personal vision.

*listening:
Through Tantra we learn to listen in depth to what the body seeks. We practice the ability to listen to the silence under our thoughts and connect to the inner guidance.

Types of Tantra

Tantra has many approaches and streams and is not a religion. It does not impose a set of rules and conditions for implementation. Tantra offers the walker on her way only what suits his rhythm, expression and the special combination of different types of Tantra.

Tantra is usually divided into three main streams:

White Tantra-

Contactless Tantra. The practice of meditations and exchange of energies through breathing, communication through glances, mantras and more. Can be accompanied by ceremonies to represent key principles such as masculinity and femininity.

Red Tantra –

Tantra that combines emotional work with touch and includes work with genitals. It focuses on the connection and in-depth work with the male and female energy within us, in the transformation of the war between them into dance and renewed acquaintance. In red tantra, we will combine sexual energy with the energy of the heart and presence in the body.

Black Tantra –

Contains the red Tantra and white Tantra and adds shadow work with the rejected, abandoned, worthless parts and those that are often judged. Black Tantra can contain work with constellations and trans-positional rituals.

Additional terms

Tantra practice –

Tantra is first and foremost a personal practice of each with oneself which is to recognize everything that is within. The exercises themselves will include breathing, meditating and moving the sexual energy to other uses. By Tantra, exercises improve presence, create a center of intensity and reduce identification with thoughts. Among the exercises you can find: self-love practice, exercises to expand pleasure, exercises and empowering sensory experience.

Tantra Yoga –

Expansion of the world of Tantra through the practice of asanas and yogic exercises. In the encounter between the two worlds, the exercises give attention to the release of stuck energies, including sexual energy. Tantra Yoga includes specific body exercises, meditations, and mantras.

Tantra Healing –

This is the type of session that works at all levels of the person. There is an overlap between him and the world of sexual sexual healing. Session includes: removing emotional and physical armor, full body massage and opening energy paths.

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