Yes — and no.
Tantra is much broader than sexuality. Its roots are found in Indian spiritual traditions that developed over many centuries and included meditation, ritual, philosophy, work with the body and different approaches to consciousness.
Sexuality became much more central in many modern schools of Tantra, especially in what is often called Neo-Tantra.And there is something valuable in that.
Sexuality is one of the places where we can feel intensely alive.
It brings us into contact with pleasure, desire, vulnerability, shame, attraction, control, surrender, intimacy and our relationship with our own bodies.
Tantric practice gives us a way to become curious about all of this.
Instead of treating sexuality only as something we do, we can explore what we actually feel.
How much pleasure can I notice?What happens when I slow down?Can I recognise desire before automatically acting on it?Can I receive without immediately giving something back?Can I communicate what I want?Can I stay connected to myself while being very close to another person?Sexuality becomes one doorway into a much larger exploration of being human…
UPCOMING TANTRA EVENTS IN BELGRADE
