Like I said in the point above, having an orgasm at the end of sex is not the goal when you’re having spiritual sex. But if you have an orgasm (at any point), bring awareness to the energy created, connect with it, and move it up to your heart. Modern, Western “neotantric” sex is different and almost entirely divorced from religion. Instead of acting as a part of worship, neotantric sex is intended to help both partners feel closer and to encourage stronger orgasms by delaying them. When many people think of spiritual sex, they are thinking about sex that has elements of neotantric practices involved. When you recognize the divine within you, you’ll start to see it within all other people, animals, and nature. And if you are an expression of this higher power, so is your partner. Bring awareness to this when you’re together, looking into their eyes, and having sex. 5. Create a sacred space

a b c d Strong, Rebecca (1997). The most Shameful Practice: Temple Prostitution in the Ancient Greek World. University of California, Los Angeles. pp.74–75. Phoenicio-Punic settlements in Hispania, like Cancho Roano, Gadir, Castulo and La Quéjola, have suggested this practice through their archaeology and iconography. In particular, Cancho Roano features a sanctuary built with multiple cells or rooms, which has been identified as a possible place of sacred prostitution in honor to Astarte. [26] A similar institution might have been found in Gadir. Its posterior, renowned erotic dancers called puellae gaditanae in Roman sources (or cinaedi in the case of male dancers) might have been desecrated heirs of this practice, considering the role occupied by sex and dance on Phoenician culture. [24] [29] [31]There were also religious embellishments found within the “East Building”, such as vases and other vessels that seemed to be connected to religious rituals. The vessels were covered in motifs related to sacrilegious rituals, such as the sacral knot and the image of birds flying freely. The functions of the vessels would have been offering food or liquid in relation to the rituals. Combining these two factors, it is a possibility that sacred prostitution existed within this building. [50] Hellenistic world [ edit ] Medical News Today has strict sourcing guidelines and draws only from peer-reviewed studies, academic research institutions, and medical journals and associations. We avoid using tertiary references. We link primary sources — including studies, scientific references, and statistics — within each article and also list them in the resources section at the bottom of our articles. You can learn more about how we ensure our content is accurate and current by reading our editorial policy.

San José Campos, Christian (2 November 2018). "Las mujeres en la religión fenicio-púnica" (in Spanish). Archivos Historia. Archived from the original on 2 July 2022 . Retrieved 28 June 2022. For spiritual sex to be successful, both parties must shed their embarrassment about their bodies. It’s about opening yourself up to your partner to connect on another level.

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