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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2023 · 26 MIN

E27 What is Tantra? Part 2 - From Ancient to Modern Tantra

from The Tantric Life · host Jamie Ananda McConochie

This is part 2 of a two-part class in which we explore what Tantra is and where it comes from. This class is a concise overview of Tantra, intended as a comprehensive introduction for anyone who is curious to know what Tantra is really all about. In this episode we trace the development of Tantra through the early period of Classical Tantra, Kashmir Shaivism, and up to today’s modern Neo Tantra. By getting an overview of this evolution, and the various influences that have shaped Tantra as we know it today, we are able to better understand what Tantra really is. ********* And if you’re looking to meet like-minded conscious people or make some new Tantric friendships, YuTantra is an online Tantra dating and events community… a private and respectful space where you can find and connect with others who share an interest in Tantra and Sacred Sexuality. And it’s free to join! Check it out here: YuTantra.com Connect with me: Website: TheTantricLife.com Facebook: facebook.com/TheTantricLife Instagram: instagram.com/the_tantric_life All sources and references for this episode can be found in the show notes on YuTantra blog: Tantra Basics Part 2: History of Tantra from Classical to Neo.

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