Pleasure Starts with Safety
The pelvic floor is more than muscle. It is a sacred vessel, a storehouse of your life’s experiences and subtle imprints. Every moment where your boundaries were crossed, every time your body felt unsafe or unheld, leaves a quiet trace in this sanctuary. Over time, the body learns that opening itself can feel risky, and so the muscles contract, holding back not just movement but sensation, desire, and life force.
In Tantra, this is not a flaw—it is a form of intelligence. The invitation is not to force the body to yield or perform, but to create a space of trust where it can remember how to soften. Through presence, breath, gentle touch, and conscious attunement, the pelvis can awaken, releasing stored tension and reclaiming the flow of pleasure and vitality that is its natural inheritance.
Tantra vs Breathwork
Tantra et breathwork sont souvent confondus, alors que leurs approches du souffle sont profondément différentes.
Cet article explore pourquoi le breathwork, en forçant parfois la respiration, peut entraîner des risques physiologiques et psychiques, et pourquoi l’approche tantrique du souffle privilégie la présence, la régulation du système nerveux et l’intégration plutôt que la libération forcée. Une lecture essentielle pour comprendre les enjeux du souffle, du yoga et du Tantra dans une perspective consciente et responsable.
New Year, Time to Rest
January is still winter. The light is low, the rhythm is slow, and something in me wants to turn inward, not outward. I’ve learned that when I allow myself to rest in this season, my nervous system settles, my perception softens, and I stop forcing answers that are not ready yet. Rest does not come after clarity. Clarity comes from rest.
Sensuality as Presence:
Sensuality as Presence:
What Yoga and Kashmir Tantra Really Teach
In contemporary discourse, sensuality is often confused with sexuality, reduced to performance, desire, or consumption. This confusion is not innocent. It reflects a culture that oscillates between repression and oversexualization, while remaining largely disconnected from lived presence.
