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The Origin Of Erotic Massage : Joseph Kramer Interview Part 1

08.02.2019 - By Pleasure MechanicsPlay

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Meet our great erotic mentor, Joseph Kramer, Ph.D. and hear the story of how a gay boy born into a Catholic family followed his path to become an erotic pioneer and visionary.

Joseph Kramer, Ph.D.

In this intimate interview between student and mentor, Joseph Kramer shares his life story about discovering masturbation as a devout Catholic boy, leaving the Jesuits to celebrate being a gay man in New York City, and how he discovered the power of massage and breath. He generously shares the stories of the explorations and education that he gathered together as he developed the formal Erotic Massage modality that has spread around the world through his vast network of students, his educational videos and the professions he has pioneered. Check out his work and educate your heart and hands here!google.comOrgasmicYoga.com

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Joseph Kramer has trained the world in the art of erotic touch, erotic breathwork and the profound presence that unlocks extraordinary erotic states. He is not satisfied with “paltry sex” and insists upon the exploration of the far reaches of what is erotically possible.

Joseph Kramer is a primary mentor of both the Pleasure Mechanics – in fact Chris and Charlotte met during a Sexological Bodywork training, and both are trained in the Body Electric lineage.

Joseph Kramer is founder of the Body Electric School, which still runs under new leadership and the New School of Erotic Touch. He has been teaching about erotic embodiment, somatic sex education and pleasure activism for over 40 years.

Currently, he shares his erotic wisdom at OrgasmicYoga.com and guides the global development of the Sexological Bodywork profession.

Joseph Kramer & Annie SprinkleJoseph Kramer & Annie SprinkleAnnie Sprinkle, Joseph Kramer & Barbara CarrellasJoseph Kramer, photographed by Rick McGinnis for the Village Voice, 1992Joseph Kramer, photographed by Rick McGinnis for the Village Voice, 1992

Image credits: Thanks to Joseph Kramer and Annie Sprinkle for sharing personal photos. Thanks also to Rick McGinnis for images shot for the Village Voice in 1992.

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