Tantra, as all the tantra festivals will fall over themselves to tell you, isn’t just about sex. It’s an ancient spiritual tradition with Hinduism that has been widely practiced across India and its origins are buried in the mists of time. Of course, anything New Age needs an ancient origin story to validate it but […] » read more
They offer 15 presenters and 75 hours of workshops… a lot to learn. Don’t forget to take advantage of a discount of 40 euros with early bird tickets. The organisers say: “We invite you into the possibility of deep and lasting personal tranformation in the beautiful surroundings of the Czech Highlands. The Paths of Transformation […] » read more
Angsbacka is a centre for spiritual festivals and events in Sweden and it’s been running since 1996. It hosts the Sexsibility Festival and also this tantra festival. Nice work if you can get it. The organizers of the tantra festival say: “The theme of Tantra at Ängsbacka is LIFE IS NOW, and we are a […] » read more
The Stockholm Tantra Festival features a wide range of international teachers who all look suitably ecstatic, wise and otherwise sexually enlightened, going by their profile photos. But then all tantra festivals do that. Here you have an interview with one of them: The tantra festival organisers say: “We are now bringing the Stockholm Tantra Festival […] » read more
The Tribal Tantra Festival is a chance to discover a vision of what tantra is all about. The festival organisers say: ‘We are overjoyed to invite you to this Community Festival, where we are passionately taking the work of Tribal Tantra into the Wilds of England. We are creating a magical, enchanting, nourishing space for […] » read more
Tantra (Sanskrit: तन्त्र) is an ancient Indian tradition of beliefs and meditation and ritual practices that seeks to channel the divine energy of the macrocosm or godhead into the human microcosm. Here we have a festival for gay and bisexual men keen to go deeper into themselves, to delve into becoming something new, and to push their […] » read more
Much as Swedes are confused why the rest of the world associates Sweden with sex (a legacy of Swedish cinema which was ahead of its time in showing female nudity and sexual pleasure), the Sexsibility Festival is held in Ängsbacka in Sweden and you might wonder how an entire festival can be designed around sexual […] » read more
