Urban Tantra: Sacred Sex For The Twenty First Century

Author: Barbara Carrellas

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Price : $34.99 AUD
ISBN : 9781587612909
Publisher : Celestial Arts
Imprint : Celestial Arts
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Weight (g) : 0.528
Publication date : 01 May 2007
Dimensions : 228mm X 191mm X 22mm
Produced in : United States
RRP : 34.95
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Out of print date : 01 July 2017
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Author : Barbara Carrellas
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Dewey classification : 613.96
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Pages : 352
BIC subject : Sex & sexuality
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Description

In "Urban Tantra" acclaimed sex educator Barbara Carrellas radically updates the Tantric sex practice for modern sexual explorers seeking ecstasy that lingers longer than orgasm. With a juicy mix of erotic how-to and inspired , pleasure-centred spiritual wisdom, this book guides readers through a reportoire of easy-to-grasp techniques and positions for solo and partner play, as well as more adventurous practices. Tantric virgins and curious sex positivists alike will learn and discover how to take pleasure to new levels of intimacy and spiritual fulfillment. The topics include; twenty minute tantra; xxxtasy is not ecstasy; breath and energy orgasms; tantric bdsm; sex magic; the power of silliness and solo tantra.

Author description

Barbara Carrellas is an author, sex educator and activist. Her pioneering series of Urban Tantra workshops take a holistic, metaphysical, practical and entertaining approach to sexuality and spirituality. Her workshops were named 'Best in New York' by Time Out/New York magazine.

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