Sex can go far beyond the physical act to reach orgasm mechanically. Sex can be divine and can renew energies in an even spiritual way. But if sex is liberating, it can also be something unexplored in a healthy way. Some disturbances and internal conflicts happen due to lack of sex education, and sometimes we don't even know that we can resolve these conflicts from sexual energy.
Lack of libido, tension in the body, shame in relation to the body, sexual taboos, among other problems can be treated. One of the ways to treat is through tantric massage.
Tantra is an Indian philosophy that aims at the development of the human being through body, mind and spirit. This philosophy deals with the sacred aspects of sexuality and recognizes sensory stimulation as divine. Furthermore, love plays a key role in tantric practices.
Tantric massage is one of the practices that originated from this philosophy. It can serve as a treatment for various sexual imbalances, in addition to working on self-knowledge. Unlike some types of massages related to sexuality, tantric massage deals with physical problems in conjunction with the mental and spiritual side of the person. In this way, harmony takes over the being fully.
A consultation with a masseur of this aspect involves much more than the physical aspect. Usually, the professional talks to the person and tries to understand the problems they have and how, through massage, they can help balance their energies and use sexual energy to help the person.
When we talk about sexual energy, we are also talking about something that involves pleasure.. But it is not pleasure as an end, but as a means for the person to remove blocks and awaken energies that can affect their quality of life.
If you are looking to solve problems involving sexuality, or want to try a method of self-knowledge, relaxation and healing with sexual energy, tantric massage may be the right path for you. Look for an expert in the area and talk to him to clear all your doubts and be able to experience this pleasurable and transformative practice.
Text written by Ricardo Sturk from the Eu Sem Fronteiras Team
