Do you want to learn how to give a multiple-orgasmic lingam massage to your men? Learn this complete step-by-step guide to the tantric massage technique. A comprehensive reference guide to providing a Tantric Lingam Massage: what it is, how it works, precautions and contraindications, and other things you need to know about.

The Lingam Massage includes acupressure on points around the Lingam (the penis), testicles, inner thighs and groin, and the therapist usually also works around the anus, perineum and prostate (internally or externally). The idea is to release tensions and blockages within the abdomen, anus, anal canal (rectum) and genital organs with the aim of physical health benefits or perhaps instead of releasing emotional and sexual trauma.

A Lingam Massage is sensual, erotic and pleasurable, but it’s certainly not necessarily purely sexual, although an erection, ejaculation or orgasm may occur. Initially, the Lingam Massage was instead positioned as a Tantric initiation to honour and worship every part of the body, to become a complete, whole person and not a person separated into a man on one side and his genitals on the other side.

Awakens the penis, testicles, and prostate (G-spot or P-Spot), enabling more sensitivity and pleasure;
Increases body awareness and supports the body to become more erogenous, sensitive, and orgasmic; Increases blood circulation to the genitals, inducing more intense feelings and better genital health;
Opens up the opportunity to experience Full Body Orgasms;
Increases prostate health by, for instance, alleviating benign prostate enlargement and prostatitis;
Removes feelings of guilt and shame;
Helps to control and relax abdominal muscles, pelvic muscles, and the urinary tract system;
Releases general anxieties, trauma, emotional blockages, stress and tensions (both physical and emotional);
It improves bowel movement and digestion and decreases constipation.
Helps to control orgasms (deepening, expanding, prolonging, etc.); Can alleviate or cure Premature Ejaculation (PE);
Helps to better relax the body and surrender to pleasurable feelings; Helps to control erections; Increases libido and sexual pleasure; Increases self-awareness, self-trust, and self-respect;
Stimulates mental health, healthy relationships, personal development, and spiritual practice;
Promotes fertility;

Yoni and Lingam massages are two distinct forms of intimate massage practices rooted in Tantra, an ancient spiritual tradition. Here are the key differences between them:

Yoni Massage:

• Focus: "Yoni" is a Sanskrit term that refers to the female genitalia, encompassing the physical, energetic, and emotional aspects. Yoni massage is a practice focused on nurturing and honoring the feminine essence.
• Purpose: The purpose of a Yoni massage is to create a safe and consensual space for a woman to explore and connect with her own body. It aims to promote relaxation, release tension, and foster a positive relationship with her sexuality.
• Techniques: The massage involves various techniques applied to the external and, in some cases, internal areas of the vulva. It is performed with care, respect, and a deep understanding of female anatomy.

Lingam Massage:

• Focus: "Lingam" is a Sanskrit term for the male genitalia, symbolizing the male creative energy. Lingam massage is centered on honoring and nurturing the masculine essence.
• Purpose: The purpose of a Lingam massage is to provide a safe and consensual space for a man to relax, receive pleasure, and connect with his own sensual energy. It aims to release tension, promote relaxation, and enhance his understanding of his own sexuality.
• Techniques: The massage involves various techniques applied to the penis and surrounding areas. Like Yoni massage, it is performed with care, respect, and a deep understanding of male anatomy.

Similarities:

• Consent and Respect: Both practices emphasize the importance of obtaining clear consent and creating a safe, respectful, and comfortable environment for the recipient.
• Healing and Empowerment: Both Yoni and Lingam massages aim to promote healing, relaxation, and empowerment in a nurturing and non-judgmental space.