Review: I had no idea all those erogenous zones existed!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 12, 2012
I have only just started to develop an interest in Tantra and sensual massage and this is certainly a one-stop book to answer all my questions and guide me through the process.The book starts by giving a very concise introduction to Tantra, its origins, language and purpose. It also gives a list of how you can prepare yourself for this practice. It also gives lots of activities to fully utilise the Tantric experience, such as visualisation techniques.  There are so many different techniques and activities covered that it may take a while for me to experiment with all of them.In particularly I really liked the section on erogenous zones - who would have thought the big toe had so much erotic potential! I am also very interested in learning how to do `proper' massages and this book covers everything I think I will ever need.I also love how there are heaps of great photos and illustrations, as most ebooks don't have these.  The photos were helpful to me in being able to understand exactly what the author means when he says "Place one hand on the heart of the recipient and the other over the sacral area..." I had no idea what `sacral area' was so the photos were brilliant!This book is definitely for those who want to take a more holistic and positive approach to their sexual, sensual activities. There is obviously a lot of research that has gone into this book, and the author has a very clear and concise manner that it would appeal to anyone interested in Tantra, massage, reflexology, meditation or the fabled G-spot!I noticed that another reader mentioned the font being too small - I didn't think so at all. Plus a kindle can change the font anyway.I am definitely passing this on to my husband to read!