Tantra. Die Kunst bewussten Liebens.
- 175 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Charles Muir Book order (chronological)
Charles Austin Muir crafts fiction that explores the needs of the human heart through the lens of the absurd. His work is characterized by a unique blend of dark comedy, surrealism, and pop culture influences, often drawing comparisons to disparate figures like Franz Kafka, Ray Bradbury, and Arnold Schwarzenegger. Transitioning from straightforward horror, Muir now delves into the bizarre and ridiculous, using these elements to unearth profound truths about human desire and experience. His distinctive style offers readers a deeply engaging, often hilarious, and always surprising journey into the depths of the human condition.
Tantra - Tanz der Liebe
- 167 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Tantra
The Art of Conscious Loving - Updated Twentieth Anniversary Edition
- 134 pages
- 5 hours of reading
A provocative and timely work, based on Charles and Caroline Muir's popular Seminars, offers modern couples ancient Tantric secrets for deepening relationships, intimacy, and passion. Now in its 16th printing in 10 languages. Tantra: The Art of Conscious Loving hardcover book is arranged in two parts: An initiation into Tantra, its goals and philosophy of life, the science upon which its practice is based, and how it works specifically for couples. Sexual rituals, the Yoga or "union" couples practice, to achieve an ecstatic connection in loving. This SPECIAL HARDCOVER 20TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION of the Muirs' groundbreaking book on Tantra is an easy read, which will introduce you to all aspects of Tantra, from history to life-renewing practices. If you are looking for a book that is just about the sex aspect, this is not it. This book is deep, and approaches intimacy from all perspectives, not just a purely sexual one. The thing that I like best about it is that it has enabled my husband and me to talk about things in our relationship in a non-confrontational way, and it gives us a vocabulary to discuss things that are sometimes hard to say. I think everyone can benefit from this perspective on learning to connect with another person, no matter what your relationship status or sexual preference. (Amazon Review)