Tag: tantra
Love, Sex, and Awakening, by Margot Anand
Love and making love are deep mysteries, as is spirituality, and the intersection of these experiences of Margot Anand’s life begins her memoir, Love, Sex, and Awakening.
Tantric Kali, by Daniel Odier
Tantric Kali is a slim but potent book. It is filled with lore, symbolism, and the bare bones of a powerful practice devoted to Kali.
The Secrets of Tantric Buddhism, by Thomas Cleary
Going through and meditating on The Secrets of Tantric Buddhism will be useful for those with a solid foundation in Buddhism.
Naga Magick, by Denny Sargent
Naga Magick is an interesting find. Denny Sargent has written an erudite and fascinating glimpse into a world at once mysterious and paradoxical.
Tantric Thelema, by Sam Webster
Tantric Thelema has a lot to recommend it, and it's a remarkable text, and perhaps the most complete integration of Buddhist and Thelemic thought.
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day
With Valentine's Day coming (ahem), and so many posts about love and sex magick in our vast archives, I thought I'd highlight a few of the best.
The Magickal Union of East and West, by Gregory Peters
The Magickal Union of East and West is a wonderful addition to the growing body of literature on Thelemic tantra.
Linkage: Hugs, Babalon, and weird cemeteries
Magick Feeling down? How 'bout a big hug? In the tarot, the Death card means many things to many people. Barbara Moore has noticed a shift...
Healing with Form, Energy and Light, by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche
For those interested in Bön, Healing with Form, Energy and Light is great, and will help illuminate some of the early influences on Vajrayana.
Radical Ecstasy, by Dossie Easton and Janet W. Hardy
Radical Ecstasy avoids a dogmatic approach to the spiritual applications of SM
Sex Magic, Tantra and Tarot, by Christopher S. Hyatt and Lon...
Sex Magic, Tantra & Tarot isn’t an introductory book on sex magick, nor is it about sex magick in general.
Secrets of Western Sex Magic, by Frater U.: D.:
Secrets of Western Sex Magic is aimed at consensual adults of any sexual preference or orientation, be they gay, straight, or bisexual.