Orgasm Control considered from out a Tantric and Taoist perspective (both philosophies maintain the same concept about it), is practiced in order to stimulate and raise internal sexual energy levels to attain physical and emotional [ Read more … ]
The ability to control ejaculation (coitus reservatus) is one of the key tenants in the ancient Taoist Sexual Practices (Tao Fang Zhong Shu). The idea behind ejaculatory control is to prevent an ejaculatory orgasm because [ Read more … ]
One of the characteristics of Tantra and Taoism is that they are both deeply involved with liberating one’s sexuality out of the grip of prejudice, conventions, and suffocating suppression. The core idea behind this is [ Read more … ]
Tao Shiatsu was created by Sensei Ryokyu Endo, a former student of Masunaga, the founder of what today is called Zen Shiatsu. Although rooted in traditional approaches to Oriental medicine and Shiatsu, Ryokyo Endo goes [ Read more … ]
The Vaginal Egg (or Love Egg), usually called either Yoni Egg or Jade Egg, is an interesting exercise and sexual healing practice that blends two distinct concepts and philosophies: Tantra and Taoism. In fact, the [ Read more … ]
Based on ancient Taoist Sexual Practices and the contemporary works of Mantak Chia and the Neo-Tantra movement, the idea of Multi-Orgasm embraces the notion that one can reach extended pleasure and spiritual states that surpass [ Read more … ]
Ovarian Breathing is part of ancient Taoist Sexual Practices and aims at cultivating Jing Chi sexual energy. The exercise involves a deliberate contraction of the Chi Muscle while simultaneously drawing and pushing Jing Chi energy [ Read more … ]
The Female Deer Exercise is a Taoist Qigong (Chi Kung) women’s health exercise and the counterpart of the Male Deer Exercise. Its aim is to cultivate sexual energy, improve fertility, promote overall vitality and mental [ Read more … ]
In this post, we take a look at a variety of massages that have been influenced by Taoist concepts and practices. Taoism (or Daoism) is a philosophical and religious tradition of China and focuses on [ Read more … ]
The Male Deer Exercise is a Taoist Qigong (Chi Kung) men’s health exercise and the counterpart of the Female Deer Exercise. The Deer exercise should be done without clothing, daily, in the morning, preferably with [ Read more … ]