Summary of Minke de Vos's Tao Tantric Arts for Women

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#1 The goddess Kuan Yin, the hearth of the world, helps us lift the suffocating veils of suppression from the Feminine so that we can breathe in the power we need to rise again.

#2 The tend and befriend response is natural for females in times of stress. When women come together to heal, share their stories, and celebrate, something magical happens. The entrainment of feminine essence when we are together increases oxytocin production, which gives us that good feeling.

#3 When women get together to laugh and cry, it makes them softer and more beautiful. We all love to be heard, seen, and understood. I invite you to sit with a friend and allow her to share her fears, desires, and needs, without judgment.

#4 The Wu Yi were shamanic Qigong healers in ancient China. They were highly respected in their communities and consulted for various occult practices, including healing and clearing spiritual disharmony in relationships.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Jun 2, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822526938

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Insights on Minke de Vos's Tao Tantric Arts for Women

Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 4

Insights from Chapter 5

Insights from Chapter 6

Insights from Chapter 7

Insights from Chapter 8

Insights from Chapter 9

Insights from Chapter 10

Insights from Chapter 11

Insights from Chapter 12

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

The goddess Kuan Yin, the hearth of the world, helps us lift the suffocating veils of suppression from the Feminine so that we can breathe in the power we need to rise again.

#2

The tend and befriend response is natural for females in times of stress. When women come together to heal, share their stories, and celebrate, something magical happens. The entrainment of feminine essence when we are together increases oxytocin production, which gives us that good feeling.

#3

When women get together to laugh and cry, it makes them softer and more beautiful. We all love to be heard, seen, and understood. I invite you to sit with a friend and allow her to share her fears, desires, and needs, without judgment.

#4

The Wu Yi were shamanic Qigong healers in ancient China. They were highly respected in their communities and consulted for various occult practices, including healing and clearing spiritual disharmony in relationships.

#5

The roots of the Taoist sexual arts go back to the Chinese Handbooks of Sex and Tao of Love Coupling, written five thousand years ago by the legendary Yellow Emperor, Huang-Ti. They contain detailed descriptions of postures and timing for lovemaking to optimize its healing effects.

#6

The female mystics behind Oriental medicine and sexual arts are the embodiment of all creativity. Their yoni was said to be like a beautiful conch shell, and their naked bodies were soft as silk.

#7

The forces of the three female advisors, creativity, preservation, and transcendence, form a precious tripod of immortality and refine the Elixir of Life. They are three, yet they are one, like the bright white full moon, the half-moon, and the dark new moon are all phases of the moon.

#8

Essence is the fundamental material, creative matrix, and reproductive force that determines the constitution of all things. It is the potent energy that makes life possible. Men often feel depleted after ejaculation. It is important for women to understand how to support a man’s vitality through his practice of recycling his essence.

#9

The three female advisors taught the Emperor about the cosmos, and explained that heaven has a solitary role of emptiness while earth embodies the fullness and multiplicity of life. They taught that on the sixteenth day of the fifth month of every year, the roles of heaven and earth are reversed.

#10

The secret of the jade egg practice was developed by the three female advisors to make the vagina articulate and sensitive, so that a woman could play with the Emperor’s Jade Stalk and give him an orgasmic experience while he was withholding ejaculation.

#11

The practices of Taoist masters were kept secret in China, and they made a business of teaching them. These masters felt that sexual energy was too powerful and that most people’s moral development wasn’t sufficient to deal with it.

#12

The heart of Taoist cosmology is the cycling between the unmanifest Wuji and the manifest Taiji, between Tao-in-stillness and Tao-in-movement.

#13

The second part of the table shows how yin and yang are expressed within each of us as our masculine and feminine aspects. The chart also shows what the masculine and feminine thrive on in our relationships.

#14

It is important for women to be able to switch polarities consciously, as this will help them maintain their own health, well-being, and relationships. If you live a concrete, rushed lifestyle, and find yourself being bossy, pushy, and sharp-tongued, you will benefit from being able to shift at will into a feminine polarity.

#15

The balancing point between yin and yang is the heart, and when women live primarily in the emotional heart,