POSTED 15 FEBRUARY 2022
HOW CAN TANTRIC YOGA AWAKEN MALE SENSUALITY?
The transformative powers of regularly practising yoga have been well documented, but how can we use yoga to tap into our sexual potential? Can Tantric Yoga help us to unlock and awaken our sensuality as men?
Andy Butterfield is one of the instructors featured on Orgasmic Men, and he specialises in naked yoga for men – making the connection between the discipline of yoga and the power of our sensuality.
Featured here is an extract from Andy’s tutorial on how yoga can be used to really open the sensual flow of your hips.
It’s a step-by-step instruction as Andy gets naked and demonstrates the movement and positions required to achieve the desired results.
“This is a session that really awakens your sensuality and makes us grateful for the way that this enriches our life…” explains Andy. “It’s a unique opportunity to bathe in the energy that is flowing within you.”
The full tutorial is 34 minutes long. The section that we’re highlighting here is where Andy is demonstrating a position that creates a really long stretch from your toes, up through your hips and along the spine – keeping your heart high. In this position, you can activate the hips with a gentle circular motion – really feeling the energy flowing through your groin.
Based in London, Andy is a somatic therapist and teacher – he’s been working in this field for over 16 years.
“Our bodies are intelligent, strong, powerful, adaptable, resilient, radiant and the ground upon which we can discover our true nature and true greatness…” explains Andy. “The deeper we dive into our bodies, the more love, joy and peace we can uncover. Our bodies are magnificent.”
To unlock the body and its wonder, Andy uses a variety of tools: breath work, meditation, movement and dance, reiki, somatic work, and massage and psychotherapy.
If you’d like to see more of Andy’s work in action, he has a number of full-length videos included in the current library of videos available through your Orgasmic Men subscription.
