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The art of everyday ecstasy by Margot Anand · Booklabria

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The art of everyday ecstasy

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The art of everyday ecstasy

Name: The art of everyday ecstasy
Author: Margot Anand

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First published: 1999

Synopsis

Most people think of ecstasy in terms of sexual ecstasy, which Tantric sex expert Margot Anand wrote about in her bestselling The Art of Sexual Ecstasy. Now, in The Art of Everyday Ecstasy, Anand expands our definition of ecstasy and shows how we can harness its energy to help us live, work, and love more passionately, joyfully, and with true spiritual focus.

Subjects: Spiritual life
Sex
Hinduism
Tantrism
Ecstasy
Sex, religious aspects, tantrism

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Publishers: Broadway · Turnaround
Published: 1999
Pages: 320
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0767901994
ISBN-10: 0767901991

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