Tantra for the West: A Guide to Personal Freedom

by Marc Allen

An exciting approach to improving your life for good! A fresh look at relationships - Sex - Work - Money - Diet - Creativity - Aging - Healing - & More.

Genres: Relationships, Spirituality

236 pages, Paperback

First published August 1, 1992

Reviews

[Joseph]

a fun little book by one of oshos students i believe . it lacks depth into tranta it feels like a introduction to very basic methodology of tantra. i didn't agree with the affirmation chapters. ( " i want money" etc i felt it lacked depth and insight.) and could easily be abused i think this is a hastley written book by a student or someone who has" not figured it all out yet". although not bad i must say. i rarely say this of a book i liked the cover drawing the hermetic caduceus around a spine

[Brendan Liebeskind]

Couldn't finish the book. It was like talking to a friend about his opinion. There was not much authority in the tone of writing. Yes there were action steps but there are plenty of other books out there with much better insight.

[Deborah Adams]

Very good and basic intro to the path of Tantra.

[A Z]

Some great wisdom between these covers. Concise too.

[Tristy at New World Library]

Endorsements:
“Shows...how to enjoy being alive and becoming more whole. Beautiful!”
— Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, MD

“Contains a wonderful spirit, beautiful insights, and many useful tools.”
— from the foreword by Shakti Gawain, author of Creative Visualization: Use the Power of Your Imagination to Create What You Want in Your Life

“The West is increasingly enriched by those writers who have a gift for cross-cultural bridging. Marc Allen is such a writer.”
— Marilyn Ferguson, author of The Aquarian Conspiracy