Our institute is the only practice in Franconia and Northern Bavaria that has been certified by the Tantra Massage Association. Tantra is a worldview that has its roots in Buddhism and Hinduism. The spiritual path of Tantra detaches itself from theoretical knowledge and refers more to the experience and intuition of the individual. The tantric approach to life abolishes the separation of spirit and matter, spiritual and worldly, and opposites such as good and evil.
All these contrasts are seen and accepted in Tantra as part of a greater whole. This also means that both material and libidinal aspirations can and may reside in the human being. Enlightened people, according to the Tantric belief, overcome suffering and doubting through their spiritual approach and at the same time find a happy worldly life.
People reach this state of enlightenment and liberation by activating the transcendent Kundalini force that sleeps in the human body. In the teachings of Tantra, Kundalini is considered the "temple of the divine" and thus the most important instrument on the path to enlightenment.
Thus, Tantra attaches a new importance to the body and sexuality. Both aspects are elemental in the human being and are considered worthy of care and love. In order to avoid excessive indulgence in the process, Tantra offers rituals and guides and recommends physical, spiritual and intellectual practice, which in the context of sexuality also includes Tantra massage. According to the worldview of Tantra, spirituality and sexuality do not exclude each other. Therefore, in order to reach enlightenment, a person does not have to live in asceticism and self-mortification, but should experience that he or she is already enlightened.
Tantra massage can be a way to reach this realisation from the teachings of Tantra. Tantra massage refers to this approach and sees itself as holistic, non-intentional and non-judgemental. Tantra massage is about the conscious, respectful and loving encounter between two people. There is the role of the giver and the role of the receiver.
