How To Have A Tantric Sex Experience That Will Blow Both Of Your Minds

Your kundalini won't know what hit it!

By Dr. Ava Cadell — Written on Apr 24, 2017

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A Beginner's Guide To Understanding Tantric Sex From The Yab Yum To Your Kundalini

Tantra goes all the way back to the ancient language of Sanskrit which is originally from India and offers sensual and enlightening terminology. The beginnings go back as far as 1500 BC, with writings concentrated on philosophical issues and ritualistic teachings such as the well-known Kama Sutra, a sexual manual from the 14th century.

The term “Sanskrit" is derived from “samskrta” which means “adorned, cultivated, perfected." Sanskrit has been maintained as the literary language of the priestly, learned and cultivated castes of India.

The name “Yab-Yum” is an ancient Sanskrit term which defines the classical, heart-to-heart position of Tantric lovemaking.

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In this position, both partners are seated upright, with the woman on top of the man. The main consideration is that the spine must be relatively straight so that the spinal energy of the Kundalini (sexual force) can travel unimpeded and a cosmic circuit can be created between lovers.

When a couple comes into union consciously, they move their energy simultaneously and the Yab-Yum position draws the partners into an “auric egg” or circle of eternal union.

Below are 21 Sanskrit words that can be used when exploring Tantra and Tantric Sex.

1.Tantra

The ancient yoga originating in India that trains one in the ways of weaving and transforming sexual energy into altered states and awakening to enlightenment, thus carrying sexuality to unfathomable heights and depths.

2. Amrita

This term means nectar of the Gods. It is the female ejaculatory fluid that flows from the urethra of some women during orgasm. Some people believe this fluid to have mystical powers; ancient tribes used it to make healing balms and aphrodisiacs.

3. Aura

The energetic field layers around the body, seen by some in varying colors and noticeable as a warm, fuzzy — sometimes mildly electrical — energy to the open hand as the hand moves closer to the body.

4. Auric Egg

The energy field created by a man and woman in the Yab-Yum position of lovemaking, in which both partners are sitting upright and creating a circle of energy that flows evenly up and down their spines.

5. Bindu

A drop of semen.

6. Goddess Spot

This area of female genitalia is better known as the G-Spot which was named after Ernest Grafenberg who first clinically identified it in the early 1950s. It is the fleshy area in the vaginal wall, right behind the pubic bone and between the opening of the urethra and the cervix. It swells when stimulated, and creates a heightened energy response in women.

7. Guru

The teacher or master of knowledge.

8. Hatha

The joined Sanskrit stems “ha” (meaning sun) and “tha” (meaning moon). Symbolic of the soul and body of the human being.

9.Kundalini

The creative (sexual) life-force energy at the base of the spine that, once awakened, coils upward like a snake through the electrical chakra centers awakening each aspect of the soul more fully. If this powerful force is unleashed correctly, the kundalini energy takes sexuality out of the genital area and gives one an overall body orgasm that is fulfilling rather than draining.

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10. Lingam

Means the wand of light and describes the penis.

11. Yoni

Means "the sacred space" and refers to the entire vaginal area including the clitoris and labium.

12. Maithuna

The traditional tantric ritual culminating in a sexual bio-energy exchange.

13. Million Dollar Point

The hollow point in the perineum (between the anus and the scrotum) that, when pressed firmly, will block the outward flow and facilitate the upward flow of the seminal fluids. It is said that when this technique is used properly the man will “feel like a million dollars."

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14. Mukh maithun

Fellatio.

15. Honoring

Cunnilingus.

16. Nirvana