Question for Grace:
How do PC muscle pull ups help with ejaculation control or fitness?
Answer:
WEBMD physician acknowledges that kegels for men may be beneficial for strengthening bladder control yet claims there is no evidence the kegel pull ups help with ED (erectile dysfunction) concerns.
Kegels are an inner exercise of engaging the web of 7 muscles I call the “lower bowl” of the body. This inner exercise is similar to a yogic banda or “energy lock” of the lower bowl of the body.
Tantric view is developing the agility and functioning of the lower bowl and the awareness of one’s levels or plateaus of arousal is a developmental milestone as important as the developmental milestone of anal sphincter awareness and consciousness of colonic peristalsis that enables us to have a bowl movement when nature calls. Read more
Tantra teaches that lovemaking between a man and woman, when entered into with awareness, is a gateway to both sexual and spiritual ecstasy.
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
How Tantric Yoga Practices Enhance Potency and Bliss in the Body
Tantric educator Grace Rosen explains how Tantric yoga practices easily enhance potency and bliss in the body.
Thursday, December 23, 2010
How to Experience More Sexual Pleasure
Tantra teacher Tao Semko explains how to relax the pelvic floor in order to experience more sexual pleasure.
To relax into more pleasure, whether you're a man or a woman, start by relaxing the muscles of your pelvic floor. You'll benefit in the following ways:
1. you'll feel more varied and subtle levels of pleasure when you make love, moving through your genitals and then throughout your body.
2. if you're a woman, you'll feel pleasure more immediately and fully, allowing for rapid and multiple orgasms
3. if you're a man, you'll last much longer and become multiorgasmic
How to relax the pelvic floor: Read more
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Improve Your Body Image at the Naked Spa
The MamaSutra explains how a visit to the local spa helps improve your body image.
I went out to dinner last weekend for a girlfriend’s birthday. The party was made up of about 10 women; a few women that I already knew and a few that I hadn’t yet met. At the end of the table where I was sitting, we spoke a lot about my field of study… shocker! Basically, we talked about sex for most of the dinner.
(On a side note, it’s important for me to mention here that it does not matter who I tell what I’m doing with my life; everyone has a story that is important about sexuality and about what they’ve experienced in their life up to this point. For example, I’ve had conversations with my accountant talking about grandkids’ sexuality, with the online tech support person in India about societal differences in dealing with sexuality, and with my business banker talking about how early to start the conversations with children. One woman, who was a bit older than me, was told by her own mother that pregnancy was caused by kissing. She said she was so afraid to kiss her own father and brothers after that! As you can see, misinformation does not protect a child. But it can give them anxiety about something else.)
As the night went on and the group got smaller, we moved our chairs in closer and started visiting with people at the other end of the table. These were women I hadn’t met before and they were parents of kids at the birthday girl’s daughter’s elementary school. Our mutual girlfriend made the introductions and introduced me as The MamaSutra. One mom had a 12 year old daughter and we got started talking about the book “Queen Bees & Wannabes” by Rosalind Wiseman. We talked about “Girl World” and about girl’s self-confidence at that age. She said she was starting to be concerned with her daughter’s body image. I told her it might be an interesting exercise to go together to the Kabuki Spa (The Kabuki Spa is a spot in San Francisco, in Japantown to be specific, that has a communal bath. A few times a week they offer women-only days where use of the spa is clothing-optional). Read more
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
Premature Ejaculation and Tantra
Premature ejaculation is a common malady among males and can be taken care of by following the principles of Tantra sex, says Madan Singh.
Recently a friend of mine confessed that he was on the verge of a breakup with his wife. On delving a little deeper in the matter, I learned that my friends problem was premature ejaculation. It appears that on making an entry and moving a couple of times excited him so much that he suffered a premature discharge.
Premature Ejaculation and Tantra
This is a problem not confined to my friend, but is prevalent among many males. There are many sex therapists in the market, who give varied advise, but one piece of advice that I learned from a swami is worth relating. Premature ejaculation can be attended to through the ancient art of Tantra. Read more
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Lube Makes Sex Better for Women
A scientific study has found that using sexual lubricants leads to greater sexual pleasure and satisfaction among women.
Most of us keep lube in that drawer of our nightstand. But do you only use it for certain acts, or when the oven isn't quite preheated (so to speak)? Or do you actually think of it as, uh, "fun"?
Nobody has really applied the scientific method to these pressing lube questions ... until now. After conducting a study of almost 2,500 women, researchers in Indiana have discovered one thing definitively: Water-based lubricant is good for you! GO SCIENCE! Read more
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Swami Rama: Tantra Kundalini Kriya Yoga Meditation
This video shows the beginning of the first of four lecturea by Swami Rama. The lectures contain practical advice on advanced meditation practices of Yoga, Vedanta, and Tantra.
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