Full Body Arousal

The Tantric and Taoist traditions of the East teach that mastery of the breath frees both the female and male orgasm. In the yogic and tantric traditions, the energy in the air, known as prana, is believed to carry vital life force energy. Awareness of your breath brings you into the present moment and facilitates erotic embodiment.

Temples, ears, nose and lips all can be touched to create arousal.

The orgasmic potential of woman as limitless was the understanding of the ancient tantric traditions. Modern sexual explorers are discovering this same truth. Many women are finding that the key to orgasmic bliss is not their partner, but their ability to access their own orgasmic energy. Embodied, focused awareness of the present moment, along with conscious breathing and other Tantric skills, are the keys to going beyond the ordinary in sex. Breath, sound, G-spot stimulation, and female ejaculation are explored in this clip.

Stroking, squeezing, cupping, and licking are just a few of the ways to erotically touch the chest and breasts.

Chakras are the conductors of high voltages of our life force. As they gain in size and power, we increase our capacity to experience and absorb higher and higher intensities of liberating love, pleasure and power. Some of the most important techniques in both Tantric and Taoist lovemaking involve ways to coax the fiery kundalini energy up away from the genitals and into the whole body. By doing so, we are able to take the experience much further than the conventional genitally focused sexual release, enabling us to expand our orgasmic potential enormously.

Sensual touch, kissing, and licking, of the arms, hands, and fingers build arousal and pleasure.

All love comes from self-love. Wholeness involves balancing both the masculine and feminine within our bodies. In the ancient Chinese philosophy of Taoism, nature always has two sides, the Yin or feminine, and the Yang or masculine. Just as the Taoist symbol of wholeness has both qualities in it, so do each of us.

Gentle stroking of the legs down to the feet, stimulation of the big toe, and the use of breast, lips, and mouth (not just fingers and hands) to massage.

Many of the positions seen in the sacred erotic texts such as the Kama Sutra and the Ananga Ranga are derived from the postures of hatha yoga. The Tibetan Yab-Yum position is a classic Tantric posture. Lovers are face-to-face and heart to heart, able to keep eye contact, kiss, and caress the kundalini lovingly up the spine and over the crown of the head.

Breathe together, gaze into each other’s eyes, hold each other, kiss, and take your time.