Maithuna ("twinning"): the Tantric sexual ritual in which the participants view each other as Shiva and Shakti respectively.
Mala : A string of beads used to facilitate a state of concentration while repeating a mantra.
Similarly, maithuna is understood only in relation to sexual interaction by the tamasic or rajasic aspirant. But for a sattvic aspirant, maithuna means the union of ida and pingala in ajna chakra.
Maithuna A sacred love-making ritual of Tantra Yoga. that helps couples to raise Kundalini togetherMandalas Beautiful, usually circular, geometric designs that draw your eye to its center. Often used as a focus in meditation.
In the Tantric lovemaking (maithuna), the partners undergo a diversity of meditations and rituals before making physical contact. It is of utmost importance that throughout the lovemaking process the partners must maintain the spiritual link.
Vajroli is the practice included in maithuna or yogic intercourse. Through the practice of vajroli, sexual energy, hormones and secretions are re-assimilated in the body.
the five tantric practices : mansa(meat), madhya(wine), matsya(fish), mudra(grain), and maithuna(sexual intercourse).
Pancha tattwa
the five elements: earth, water, fire, air and ether.
The unitive discipline of sexual congress (maithuna) in Tantra-Yoga
SAMRAMBHA YOGA ...
Pas'u: animal nature: The snake of time in four necessities, the four animal propensities; âhâra, nidrâ, bhaya and maithuna; eating, sleeping, fearing or defending and mating (see 7.9: 5) ...
female who is an associate or attendant of Durga, a fierce aspect of the Divine Feminine, who slays illusion and delusion through insight and liberation.
In several Tantric cults, the term refers to an initiated female who may take part in maithuna ...
Therefore, according to Tantra Yoga, the real sexual pleasure can be experienced, in so such a practice known as Maithuna Tantra becomes a training towards obtaining awareness.
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