Comments on: White Tiger Tantra and Healing the Feminine Pain Body?

By: arundwivedi its realy good

arundwivedi its realy good — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 16:49:01 +0000

i m realy intrested in tantra bar i realy visit but how give advice how i can join tantra membership.

By: Mani

Mani — Sun, 06 Jun 2010 18:54:46 +0000

Dear Erika and Sandi,
Good God!! Are you two serious?! You mean ALL that garbage that you so gloriously described is what’s been inside your head(or wherever)all these years?!
I’m stunned to say the least! A woman menstruating is something beautiful! It’s nothing but an unfertilized egg that’s being cleansed out of the body, after it has initially prepared for a possible pregnancy.
What’s there to hate/be ashamed of/ loathe and all the other form of self-abuse that you’ll heap on yourself!
And on hating yourselves for being women!? I could write another paragraph or two about how twisted that actually is.
In short, be proud about being the goddesses that you actually are….
cramps, menstruation, babies, eve or no eve!
Peace and Much Love
Mani,
Goa, India.

By: Sandi

Sandi — Thu, 20 May 2010 23:16:11 +0000

Hi Erika,
I certainly can relate to the subconcious layers of socialized conditioning and propaganda we have been led into believing as women in our socieity. Yes so many layers! I personally have always hated being a woman who menstruates. Yes the whole guilt thing since Eve (allegedly) is responsible for the fall of man! Yeah right! Also the pain the discomfort and mess has always felt like such a curse. I always thought women were taught to revere themselves not with esteem but with a critical eye where nothing quite ever measured up in the male dominated society that requires women to be submissive in all things. Where I always felt the need to prove myself or suffer the consequences of being too confrontational or even too curious. A very curious condition where I always felt my self worth and self esteem was contingent on the approval of the higher authority of god, church, patriarchs and fathers…not women. So there has been a sufferage of pain that has been ever-present and anaesthetized as we go about trying to set it all aside so we might perhaps create new paradigms for ourselves…only to feel that aching feeling of knowing we are greater than this, but what has become of the beauty of the women’s soul? In younger days I acted out against the rejection of my own powerful femininity by abusing it in bad relationships that were so descructive. It has been a life-long inner torment for sure.

By: Steven Handel

Steven Handel — Thu, 20 May 2010 05:40:25 +0000

Piccus is truly a master mind/body healer. Looking forward to hearing more about your improvements…