Tantra Without Tears

by Christopher S. Hyatt, S. Jason Black, Nicholas Tharcher (Editor)

For the Western mind, this is the only Book on Tantra you will ever need. A bold statement? Perhaps. However, the idea behind this book is simple: It is power. It is Kundalini, dressed in Western clothes. It describes experiences and techniques which allow you to glimpse beyond ordinary day-to-day reality, into a world of marvels---and horrors. This new volume of tantric instructions removes much of what is obscure and moralistic in tantra, and reveals it to be an ancient cross-cultural system of self-development. It examines in detail the marriage of magick and yoga, as well as the discipline of focusing all aspects of one's life on the goals of the tantric system. Tantra without Tears is an excellent introduction for those who wish to undertake practical work in the Hindu and Tibetan tantric traditions.

Genres: Occult

192 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2000

About the author

Christopher Hyatt was an American occultist, author, and founder of the Extreme Individual Institute (EII).Using his birth name, Alan Ronald Miller, he has served as president of New Falcon Publications.

Reviews

[Jason C · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent !

Excellent book about the "tantra" in non babble. Gives you ideas , paths and tools for gathering energy and changing.

[Savan · Rating 4 out of 5]

i loved the Q & A Format of this book. It was refreshing to find a book that covered more of the philosophy behind the practice. This is one of the first two books i read to do with psychology and the occult. These two authors have written a few books together and have a way of making what could be a very dry subject very colorful.