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Tantra Over Tina #lgbtq

13 Dec 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief segment, the speaker defines Tantra as an ancient practice originating around the mid‑1st century AD, rooted in Hindu and Buddhist traditions. Emphasizing that Tantra is not a religion but a way of life, the speaker explains it emerged as a response to the strict, checklist‑driven austerity of many religions. Over millennia Tantra has been interpreted in many ways, but the speaker highlights its central contemporary message: fostering self‑acceptance and self‑love.

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What is Tantra? Okay, Tantra is an ancient old way of life and practice. It's a derivative of Hinduism and Buddhism that started in the middle of the 1st century AD. So again, it is not a religion, although it has some practices or has symbolism or rituals behind it, but it actually is a way of life. And it was a response, again, I believe back then to astringency in a lot of religions, right? You know, it's always a checklist that we have to fill. And Tantra is— has a lot, a lot of definitions over the thousands of years. The main one that comes through is self-acceptance and self-love.