50 Misconceptions of Sex

A Modern Tantric Practice

By: Alexa Vartman

Narrated by: Alexa Vartman

By clarifying 50 common misconceptions, the book explains and teaches a simple practice of intimate mastery. The book brings the physical and mental effects of esoteric tantra within reach of a modern 21st century audience.

There is a universe of intimate tantric practice and transformation waiting for those who dare to go beyond the conventional, the safe and the familiar. Tantric practice transcends greed, shame, confusion, stagnation, and frustration by opening a gateway to transformational experiences and events that otherwise require psychedelics or years of meditation.

For over 15 years, Alexa Vartman has been a trailblazer in bringing ancient tantric practices to a modern audience. As founder of The New Tantra, Alexa's workshops have affected thousands of people in over 15 countries. Alexa is a genderfluid person who embraces every kind of expression - from light to dark and from masculine to feminine.

In this book, Alexa shares her unique expertise for the first time with a larger audience, including women, men, and anyone in between - regardless of sexual orientation or relationship status.

Be warned: The book is unashamed and outspoken. For adventurous adult audiences with a sense of humor only.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2020 Sandford Perrett (P)2020 Sandford Perrett

Straight forward and intimate

I started listening to this book out of my curiosity with tantra. I had no intention of listening to the entire book but each chapter brought new insights into our existence as sexual beings. The one chapter I would skip is the one about wet dreams—do adult men have them? This book will leave you yearning to explore tantric sex.

Must read book

All the chapters were amazing and simple to understand. This book is Recommended for everyone

Mind blowing!

I must say that it has been a while since one book opened my mind so much. What an interesting exploration into our sexuality!

Get out of your underpants and into the Heart!

While I appreciate the candid speech on sex, there are many things that are off in this book. first off "transcendent sex" is not that same as meditation, sorry! Also, most all of the ancient tantric texts rarely mention sex itself. Tantra means truth it's not about sex and all the nonsense Alexa is trying to pawn here. At the end of the day how much does this book really help people? or, is it deluding people into diddling themselves and making them think it's some how "tantra" or has the slightest thing to do with Truth. Does the author mention devotion, or God, or Reality or the sacred at all in this book?...not really! It's a secular, godless, guruless book for sure. I for one am ready to get my head out of my underpants! Geeze