Tibetan Arts Of Love: Sex, Orgasm & Spiritual H... -

Chopel emphasizes women as equal partners in sexual play, arguing against traditional views that saw them merely as vessels for male pleasure.

is a detailed translation and adaptation of Gedun Chopel’s (1903–1951) "Treatise on Passion". Translated by scholar Jeffrey Hopkins and Dorje Yudon Yuthok, the book presents a unique intersection of physical pleasure and Tibetan Buddhist spirituality. Key Themes and Philosophy Tibetan Arts of Love: Sex, Orgasm & Spiritual H...

The central theme is that sexual pleasure and spiritual insight are compatible. In Tantric Buddhism, the state of ecstatic orgasm is used to access a "clear light" level of consciousness that can reveal the nature of reality. Chopel emphasizes women as equal partners in sexual

Drawing influence from the Indian Kama Sutra , the book categorizes sixty-four specific "arts" of love-making across eight varieties of play: Tibetan Arts of Love: Sex, Orgasm, and Spiritual Healing Key Themes and Philosophy The central theme is

Written after Chopel renounced his monastic vows, the text portrays sexual passion as a force of nature and a fundamental human right. The Sixty-Four Arts of Love