Yoni, in ancient Sanskrit language, is a word given to describe the female genitals, or vagina, as being a Scared Place.
Given its ancient heritage, the word yoni was, up until very recently, unheard of in many Western countries such as Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the USA. With the benefit of the Internet and social media, many women today are embracing not only their yonis but also yoni sensual massage and healing and the desire to reclaim their feminine sexual goddess energy through sexual self-discovery and empowerment.
Many Western women are freely and openly embracing their feminine power and sexuality in many new ways that their mothers and grandmothers never did. It is almost as if a new dawn has broken on female sexual liberation and the need for women everywhere to embrace their goddess power by learning and experiencing these ancient secrets and techniques.
Together these allow a woman to discover previously unknown physical and sexual pleasures that are truly divine.
Central for any woman who is seeking to unlock her full feminine potential and embrace the goddess is her yoni. By understanding and connecting with her yoni, a woman can channel her feminine sexual energy to achieve an abundant sense of satisfaction and self-empowerment.
Unfortunately, even in the 21st century, many women (and a lot of men!) in the modern world still hold to the belief that they need purely clitoral stimulation during sex to achieve orgasm.
This is, sadly, not the case and many wide and varied aspects of female sexual arousal and activation need to be taken into account and fully appreciated. These include not only her genitals but also her overall body and emotional and mental state of mind.
Unlike men, a woman's sexuality is holistic by nature. That is, her sexual desires and level of satisfaction are deeply influenced by her sense of being and the environment around her.
Female sexuality is very heavily driven by mental and hormonal emotional states.
There are three key female erogenous zones:
The Clitoris
The G-Spot
The Cervix.
The Clitoris
The tip of the female pleasure iceberg. What we can all see as that little bud of the visible clitoris is just the tip of an extensive network of pleasure-sensitive nerves and erectile tissue. So special is it, the clitoris has some 8,000 nerve endings all designed purely for the receiving of sexual pleasure.
The clitoral system has bulbs inside the body, limbs that enfold the vagina from inside the body, as well as the vulva (labia majora and minor), and a hood, which is located over the clitoris, connected to the vulva. All of this goes into erection (just like in the male) when the woman becomes sexually aroused, causing her genitals to become hypersensitive, loosened, and lubricated, in readiness for possible penetration.
As this female erection occurs, the vagina extends and swells, adjusting and molding itself to accept the male lingam (penis).
The G-Spot
The female G-spot is an origin and supplier of both pleasure and pain. The G-spot (located just inside the yoni entrance and up a bit) is the culmination of a package of nerves connected and fused to the clitoral network.
When sexually aroused, a woman's G-spot swells and becomes more sensitive to touch and pressure than usual. Dynamically, it is joined to the womb and is also an acupressure zone, where memories of both pleasure and pain are stored with regard to a woman's past sexual and birth experiences.
The Cervix
The cervix is the portal or gateway to the female goddess. The cervix is a very delicate erogenous zone that maintains a woman's multi-orgasmic capability as she experiences her genuine goddess sexual nature.
While the yoni holds its own masterful intelligence, the cervical portal will not open and reveal its total potential without abundant female sexual arousal.
During the perfect conditions for profound sexual fulfillment, a woman will be projected into a euphoric state and this will cause her logical and rational mental side to shut down. In these deep, enchanted moments of submission and surrender, she will experience her own divine goddess spirit and release.
Her Orgasmic Potential
When simply stimulated and focused upon locally and directly, the clitoris will give a woman a more confined and less fulfilling orgasm. This is not to say a clitoral orgasm does not feel nice to receive, but it is only the beginning of what a true full-body orgasm is and is capable of. Call it a sugar-hit orgasm if you wish.
If sexual arousal is allowed to penetrate deeper inside a woman's clitoral network, with all her erectile inner and outer genital tissue becoming swollen, she will experience far more rapturous, deep, and pleasing orgasms.
For full female arousal to occur, however, a woman will require full body activation. This is normally done with a slow and sensual full-body massage or intimate and considerate foreplay. A woman has the potential for such intense levels of excitation that her entire body will feel like one massive clitoris.
This level of sexual excitement only materialises when all of the clitoral nerve endings are properly awakened and stimulated correctly.
The Yoni
The yoni is a gateway into ecstasy and beyond. A woman can never feel truly fulfilled from having experienced the splendor of rewarding and fulfilling sex until she has embraced her yoni and experienced the full sensual delights of an erotic yoni massage experience.
The greater a woman can find and enter her comfort zone and be open to her sexuality and orgasmic potential, the easier it is for her to connect with her feminine goddess and reach true sexual fulfillment and contentment.
Think of the female body as an exceptional musical instrument committed to nothing else but receiving and channeling deep pleasure. It will be the wise male lover who will first tune this instrument and only then begin to play the melodies of sexual fulfillment, with himself playing the role of the skilled maestro.
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