Today, the world abounds with religions and belief systems, but ancient tantra comes from an age when the only religion known was worship of the Mother Goddess.
This is the only religion that a genuine tantra teacher knows and is willing to teach.
This is the essence of everything that is tantra - the tantra goddess.
As the source of humankind's creation, woman was once revered and worshipped as divine.
As she is also the source of man's greatest comfort, freedom and physical pleasure, she was also seen as the deity of all that was safe, pleasurable, sensual and free.
Shakti, the quintessential tantra goddess, is the embodiment of all these factors.
The tantra scriptures also define Shakti as woman's combined erotic and spiritual energies.
Shiva, the original tantra god, is described as her ultimate worshipper, but also the object of her worship.
As such, the Shiva-Shakti bond is the purest state that a man-woman relationship can exist in.
Shakti, the female creative energy, exists in both men and women, but woman is the guardian of this limitless energy.
This is where the concept of tantra goddess essentially comes from.
Tantra sex is an act of worship - and while it involves both the tantra god and tantra goddess, the act of worship is primarily from the man to the woman.
In an unaware way, society has always been aware of this fact.
This is why it is the man who woos the woman and not the other way round.
The wooing is an act of crude worship that is seen at most levels of the animal kingdom.
However, in the corporeal realm, it has attained its most evolved form among human beings.
Because of their ability to think and discern intelligently, only human beings are capable of conscious, aware worship.
It is the tantra teacher's objective to help partners in a tantra for couples workshop to master the art of tantra goddess worship.
From this ability flows all the sexual bliss that one tends to read about in mainstream writings on tantra.
His job is to instruct his students in the art of forging, sustaining and growing a divine Shiva-Shakti connection between themselves.
Though they represent polar opposites, Shiva and Shakti exist in a state of perpetual union - a union born of worship.
They cannot exist without each other - if they attempt to, they are defeating the very purpose of their existence.
Though a tantra teacher may sometimes advocate a period of celibacy to his students, this is only so that they can concentrate on grasping the spiritual elements of their relationship with the opposite sex.
If you are ready to take your relationship with your partner to the highest spiritual level, you are ready to learn tantra.
It is then time to find a genuine tantra master to initiate you into the realm of cosmic, divine love.
No man-woman relationship was ever meant to exist in a state separate from the divine Shiva-Shakti union, and attaining it is mankind's highest ideal.
This is the only religion that a genuine tantra teacher knows and is willing to teach.
This is the essence of everything that is tantra - the tantra goddess.
As the source of humankind's creation, woman was once revered and worshipped as divine.
As she is also the source of man's greatest comfort, freedom and physical pleasure, she was also seen as the deity of all that was safe, pleasurable, sensual and free.
Shakti, the quintessential tantra goddess, is the embodiment of all these factors.
The tantra scriptures also define Shakti as woman's combined erotic and spiritual energies.
Shiva, the original tantra god, is described as her ultimate worshipper, but also the object of her worship.
As such, the Shiva-Shakti bond is the purest state that a man-woman relationship can exist in.
Shakti, the female creative energy, exists in both men and women, but woman is the guardian of this limitless energy.
This is where the concept of tantra goddess essentially comes from.
Tantra sex is an act of worship - and while it involves both the tantra god and tantra goddess, the act of worship is primarily from the man to the woman.
In an unaware way, society has always been aware of this fact.
This is why it is the man who woos the woman and not the other way round.
The wooing is an act of crude worship that is seen at most levels of the animal kingdom.
However, in the corporeal realm, it has attained its most evolved form among human beings.
Because of their ability to think and discern intelligently, only human beings are capable of conscious, aware worship.
It is the tantra teacher's objective to help partners in a tantra for couples workshop to master the art of tantra goddess worship.
From this ability flows all the sexual bliss that one tends to read about in mainstream writings on tantra.
His job is to instruct his students in the art of forging, sustaining and growing a divine Shiva-Shakti connection between themselves.
Though they represent polar opposites, Shiva and Shakti exist in a state of perpetual union - a union born of worship.
They cannot exist without each other - if they attempt to, they are defeating the very purpose of their existence.
Though a tantra teacher may sometimes advocate a period of celibacy to his students, this is only so that they can concentrate on grasping the spiritual elements of their relationship with the opposite sex.
If you are ready to take your relationship with your partner to the highest spiritual level, you are ready to learn tantra.
It is then time to find a genuine tantra master to initiate you into the realm of cosmic, divine love.
No man-woman relationship was ever meant to exist in a state separate from the divine Shiva-Shakti union, and attaining it is mankind's highest ideal.
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