In the context of sensual erotic massage treatments, you might — now and again — encounter the term Goddess Massage. So, what are we talking about here?
Tantra
Well, the Goddess Massage — which can be a massage for men or women alike — is ususally associated with the Tantric Goddess, the so-called Dakini or Tantric Priestess.
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In Tantra, the terms Goddess, Priestess, and Dakini refer to a woman who has attained a certain amount of Tantric wisdom and advanced spiritual development.
A session may involve luxury, ritualistic, and/or spiritually inspired non-erotic i.e., non-sexual bodywork, designed to promote deep relaxation and peace, emotional release, spiritual uplifting, and self-care, often incorporating or being entirely based on Tantric rituals and ceremonies.
When the term is used in relation to erotic massage, it typically means that the massage offered will be a Tantric massage — optionally a B2B, naturist, or yoni or lingam massage — given by a professional female Tantric therapist.
BDSM, Kink, and Fetishism
However, you may also encounter Goddess Massage offerings that do not involve Tantra at all, but are actually so-called Femdom Massage treatments.
In this case, the term “Goddess” refers to the massage practitioner rather acting as a Dominatrix, Domina, or Prodomme, and hence, the woman you would “submit” to.
The Receiver Perspective
Goddess Massage may also refer to the receiver. That is, a treatment session is not about a “Goddess” who will massage you, but about surfacing the “Goddess in you.”
These types of massages are only meant for women, and aim for “awakening” one’s sacred womanhood, releasing emotional or traumatic blockages, and fully manifesting the hidden powers within.
And Finally
In a more general sense, the term Goddess Massage may also be used as discreet language for intimate or sexual services, most notably common in countries or regions where offerings of sensual, erotic, or sexual massage and bodywork are illegal or reside in a gray area.
