Yogis of Newtown

While Ta**ra is often associated with s*xuality, it is a diverse and ancient spiritual tradition that encompasses a wide range of practices beyond just the s*xual aspects. Ta**ra originated in ancient India and is found in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions.

In its broader sense, Ta**ra is a path to spiritual growth and enlightenment, aiming to expand consciousness and unite the individual with the divine. It involves rituals, meditation, breathwork, and various yogic practices. The s*xual aspect, known as "Ta***ic s*x," is just one facet of Ta**ra and is often misunderstood.

Ta***ic s*x, when practiced in the context of Ta**ra, is about more than physical pleasure; it involves connecting with a partner on a deep spiritual and energetic level. It emphasizes mindfulness, mutual respect, and the transcendent aspects of the union.

It's important to note that the popularized image of Ta**ra as solely focused on s*xual practices doesn't accurately represent the full scope of this ancient tradition. Ta**ra is a rich and diverse spiritual path that goes beyond the physical and delves into the profound exploration of consciousness and spirituality.

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Q: Why do people get disappointed so easily these days?
Ans: Being in this life form, we collect different experiences and have set ways to behave and react with different things in life. That is why we see and experience everything differently to others.
We have the freedom to choose whatever we like or dislike, in the same way you have the freedom to be whoever or whatever you want to be while maintaining harmony.
You might like pineapple on your pizza and others don’t; it doesn’t make pizza less or more delicious. The same taste is there regardless how you both feel about it.
Relearn to accept that people can have different views on things. Rather than being disappointed, we can appreciate and acknowledge their view.