Tantra: The Secret Power of Sex

by Arvind Kale, Shanta Kale

India went through the Sexual revolution centuries before the rest of the world even dreamt of it.The chief promter of this revolution was tantra,the sophisticated technique that enabled ancient Indians to tap the power of sex,use it to attain contentmen,peace,aesthetic pleasure,creative gifts and to make life altogether richer for it's practitioners.But eventually history interved and puritans lorded over the society.To protect their heritage,Tantrists overlaid their texts with a jargon designed to discourage interpreters.Today,as a result,Tantra is little known even in India.The authors for the first in ages describe and adapt for modern man the ancient sexual practice.If used conscientiously one will attain sexual attainment on all levels.

Genres: Sexuality

186 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2006

Reviews

[Peter Bedford · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not only the worst book on Tantra that I’ve ever read, and potentially the most misinformed, but it really could be the worst book I’ve ever read in my life. From the writing, to the editing, to the content, the entire thing was a chore to get through. Save yourself some time and buy a better book on the subject as there are many.

[Cami · Rating 1 out of 5]

Anticuado, machista y simplemente horrible. La manera en que habla del cuerpo de la mujer es alarmante y profundamente gordofóbica. En un momento llega a describir “fat flabby thighs, an indisciplined stomach and heavy rolls at the waist” como características que una mujer debería ocultar!!!

Soy consciente de que existe una diferencia cultural, pero esto va mucho más allá. Es una falta de respeto y, sinceramente, el peor libro que he leído en mi vida.

Una pena, porque el tema del tantra es muy interesante, pero está pésimamente abordado.