About the Author
Mantak Chia
ISBN 9781594770685
Rs. 960
Destiny Books
Healing Love through the Tao
cultivating female sexual energy
Who it's for: Women interested in Taoist practices for health and spirituality
This book introduces ancient Taoist practices for women's health and spiritual development, previously kept secret for centuries. It details how to cultivate and circulate jing (sexual energy) to enhance overall physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.Why You Should Read? Discover traditional Taoist practices for female energy cultivation. Learn techniques to conserve and transform sexual energy (jing). Improve physical, mental, and spiritual vitality. Address discomfort related to menstruation and explore pathways to full-body orgasm.
Highlights
- Introduces secret Taoist practices for women's health
- Details techniques to cultivate and circulate jing (sexual energy)
- Aims to enhance physical, mental, and spiritual well-being
- Addresses discomfort related to menstruation
- Explores pathways to full-body orgasm
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All by Mantak Chia →Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It introduces ancient Taoist practices for women's health and spiritual development, focusing on cultivating and circulating sexual energy (jing) to improve well-being.
Who is the author?
Mantak Chia, a well-known teacher of Taoist practices.
What specific topics does it cover?
It covers techniques to conserve and transform sexual energy, address menstrual discomfort, and explore full-body orgasm.
Is it suitable for beginners?
The book introduces practices that were previously kept secret, suggesting it is accessible to those new to Taoist practices.




