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Tantra
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Tantra
(1) A religious, philosophical and magical movement in Hinduism
(2) A yogic method of healing through sexual activity
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Whereas other Yoga practices see the involvement of sexuality as detrimental to self development, Tantric Yoga not only permits sexual arousal and contact, but uses both in the context of reaching enlightenment.
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Tantric yoga takes this process to a whole new level, by focusing on the spiritual health of the body through additional meditation and lifestyle choices.
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