A Tantric approach to Law of Attraction incorporates six core elements, which can be tailored and adapted to your own personal needs. In this episode I explore what are those core elements, and what makes them Tantric.

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And if you’re looking to meet like-minded conscious people or make some new Tantric friendships, YuTantra is a Tantra dating and events online 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

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All sources and references for this episode can be found in the show notes on YuTantra blog: Six Core Elements of a Tantric Law of Attraction Practice.

In this episode I talk about how conventional dating has become a very unloving process. This has created a culture of disposable dating, where we are so accustomed to using things, then throwing them away and buying new replacements. This mindset is prevalent in the dating industry… one only needs to spend a little time on dating apps such as Tinder to see how many people are ready to drop their potential date just as quickly as they would throw away a used tissue.

Tantric dating is a much more loving approach where we see everyone as expressions of the Divine, and we accept a person in their totality, including their imperfections and wounds. By taking a Tantric approach dating can be a much more enjoyable and rewarding experience.

YuTantra.com is a new Tantra dating and events online community... a private and respectful space where you can find and connect with others who share an interest in Tantra.

In today’s episode of the Tantric Life Podcast I am joined for the first time by my partner, Melissa, as she interviews me about my life as a hindu monk in the monastery.

For 11 years I lived as a swami with my Guru in the monastery, where we followed a disciplined way of life to cultivate a connection with God. The spiritual path which my Guru taught was closely related to Tantra. It involved channelling sexual energy through work, worship, and devotional rituals. It was through this way of life that I came to a deep understanding of the presence of the Divine in everything, in the material world, in pleasure, in our emotions and thoughts. As Tantra teaches, when we accept and embrace all aspects of our human experience, we realise that our very own essence is Divine.

If this episode receives favourable feedback, we’ll continue now and then with a different tale from the monastery (in addition to the other types of episodes about Tantra), as I share some of the amazing stories and experiences that expanded my awareness and consciousness of the Divine.

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And if you'd like to find out more about Melissa's work as a Transpersonal Therapist: https://www.facebook.com/BreakthruCrisis

If you dig a little into the teachings of Tantra you will find references to the same secret principle which underlies the modern-day Law of Attraction.

In this podcast episode I talk about how Tantra and Law of Attraction are connected, and I share some of my experiences of using Tantric-based rituals to invoke the power of dieties for helping you in life.

Part of my mission is to bring what I learned from my life as a swami in the monastery and integrate it with the teachings of Tantra and Law of Attraction. I have found Tantra to be an ideal framework for spirituality and personal growth in modern society. Law of Attraction is an excellent compliment to this path, although it does require some deep exploration and clearing up some of the mis-understadings about how Law of Attraction works. And Tantric practice can be a great way to cultivate the mindset which is required for Law of Attraction to work successfully in your life.

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And if you’re looking to meet like-minded conscious people or make some new Tantric friendships, YuTantra is a Tantra dating and events online 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 and Law of Attraction.

In this episode we compare the Vedantic Five Koshas with the Tantric Five-Layers of the Self.

The Five Koshas describe five layers of Self, ranging from the densest part of our being, the physical body, through to the subtlest layer, the bliss-joy body, which is closest to our Divine essence. At first glance this seems almost identical to the Tantric Five-Layered view of Self, which also describes our being as composed of different layers, ranging from the densest to the subtlest.

However, on closer reflection we see that there are some significant differences between these two models. Those differences have important implications for the spiritual aspirant, depending on what kind of spiritual practice and philosophical framework one chooses to work with.

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And if you’re looking to meet like-minded conscious people or make some new Tantric friendships, YuTantra is a Tantra dating and events online 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 The Tantric Life blog: Vedantic Five Koshas vs Tantric Five-Layer View of Self.

This simple couples practice is great for creating more connection and passion with your partner.

It’s all too easy for a couple to lose that passion and feeling of connection over time. We can get so wrapped up and overwhelmed by our busy day-to-day schedule, with stress and work and kids and dogs, etc. And often we don’t even realise that we are neglecting our partner, and not giving our relationship the loving sustenance it needs.

Tantra is a great way to switch our focus back to our relationship and our partner. Many of the practices of Tantra can be used to bring back that romance and passion that we had in the beginning of the relationship.

Today I share my experience with a simple practice, taught to me by my awesome Tantra teacher Steffo Shambo. It takes no more than 20 minutes and can make an incredible difference to a stagnating relationship.

Read more about today's Tantric Fun Fact on Christopher Hareesh Wallis's blog: The Principles of Reality and the Seed-Mantra of Goddess Paraa.

Modern-day Tantra seems to be beneficial for so many aspects of our human experience, and everyone has a different, very personal, reason for practicing Tantra. But what actually is the goal of Tantra? In this episode I explore different perspectives, comparing Neo Tantra and Classical Tantra, to try and identify what is the goal of Tantra.

As we continue in this series of Semen Retention 101, I talk about why should any man want to practice semen retention? In other words what are the benefits? Drawing from my own personal experience in addition to research, I describe how semen retention, practiced in a healthy, Tantric way, gives you almost superhuman powers of confidence, vitality, focus, success, and abundance… to name just a few of the benefits.

This awesome article (by my Tantric teacher and mentor Steffo Shambo) goes in to great detail about semen retention practiced in Tantric way, and includes to scientific references relating to health benefits...

The Power of Semen Retention - Debunking the Prostate Cancer Myth.

In today’s episode we explore how Tantra shows up in the Runes of the early Vikings and Old Norse traditions. The beauty of Tantra is that its perspective can be used to help in understanding other spiritual traditions. Today we’re looking specifically at the Thurisaz rune. This powerful rune represents the focused and directed energy that can be summoned as a result of the polarity between the spiritual realms and the dark side of human nature. This rune reminds us that when we are stuck in a dark, unconscious, stagnating state, we can cry out to the opposite polarity of the Divine presence within us, and use that passion to rise up stronger than ever. This rune is all about polarity, and so too is Tantra. Tantra teaches us to cultivate polarity in different arenas of life, to embrace both the light and the darkness of human experience, and in so doing we become more integrated and more powerful.

In today’s episode I talk about how emotions are an integral part of Tantra. It’s easy to forget that we also have an emotional body, which needs just as much self-care as our physical body.

Tantric Yoga teaches that the emotional body, Chitta or Heart-Mind, digests emotions and experiences, in much the same way that the physical body digests food. The problem is that most of us receive zero education or training about how to deal with our emotions in childhood, or even in adulthood. So much of our emotional experiences remain undigested, in the form of what are known in Sanskrit as “samskaras”. These samskaras are past wounds or traumas, and also our conditioned beliefs that are associated with those experiences, that remain unresolved and hang around in our emotional body, draining our energy and life-force.

By giving yourself the the time and space to sit with and feel your emotions, you allow them to digest in your emotional body, in a natural and healthy way. And when we are accustomed to being connected with ourself in this way, the other people in our life will feel more connected with us, resulting in better relationships.

Here you can find the RAIN guided meditation and other Mindfulness teachings from Tara Brach: TaraBrach.com