Presentation Opera House Tantra Articles - Kerry and Diane Riley
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Sydney Opera House
Articles by
Kerry and Diane Riley
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‘We believe sexuality is a
source of energy that can be used constructively, directly for personal
and spiritual awareness. Tantra can provide a perspective from which to
integrate soulfulness of sexuality with deep connection with a beloved
forever bringing renewed passion and compassion to a relationship.
Tantra can bring the elements of
harmony into all aspects of ourselves, body, heart and soul. Tantra
brings us closer to unifying the material, emotional and spiritual
nature in our world and thus in ourselves.
Tantric love is a love that involves
physical, emotional and spiritual aspects of our being, and in
lovemaking tantra explores these aspects and develops Tantric skills
to:
- Transform pleasure into ecstasy.
- Turn sex into lovemaking so it
becomes a truly heartfelt experience.
- Be open to receiving and giving
more love in life.
Tantra requires you first to examine
your attitudes towards sexuality and love.
Sacred sexuality and tantra is about
giving: giving the gift of love, and loving a partner to bring them
joy, deep love, and healing.
Before you can truly give in such a
way you must be more aware of your own needs and your own resistances,
not avoiding or being habitual.
Be conscious of what they may be and
how to have them meet and resolved. Tantra is also about practicing
compassion. Compassion for your own resistances and for your
partners’, to see the divine seed within and when you become
aware of that, in moments of clarity, to love and to be loved. In
Tantra when you practice this you are love, even for a few moments, you
open like a flower and are radiant.
Sacred love and tantra is about being
totally present for yourself and your beloved. Not on your goals, on
what you think might happen but what is happening in the moment,
whether that is a melting of your heart , or the moment of entry,
whether that is the touch of your beloved skin against you , or a
moment of deep love.
Tantra is not just about ecstatic
sexuality. Tantra is also about creating life and love as an
inspirational and creative force and blessing.
Kerry and Diane Riley Tantra
teachers for the Australian School of Tantra,
Sydney Australia.
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Tantra Teacher Diane Riley featured at the Sydney Opera House
Opera House 
Sex, Death & Desire features video footage of philosopher Simon Critchley, an interview with Diane Riley of the Australian School of Tantric Sex, alongside images and animations on the subject of Goddess worship, musings from evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins about atheism as well as clips of the Mexican celebration Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) and sombre images of a candlelit parade past the grave of Polish film director Krzysztof Kielowski. In addition, audience members are treated to live music written by Simmons, as well as Sengalese Griot drumming from Pape Mbaye and his son Yaccu, and Maori singer, Merena.
"There are lots of ideas in the show that people haven't perhaps thought of before," Simmons says. "What I like to do with my work is not give you the Hollywood narrative where you're instructed how to respond emotionally. I'm throwing up images that have inspired me and I've responded to in a certain way and then leave it to the audience to take away what they want from it. So you've got Tantric sex which is good for everyone involved and it's all very positive and based on Yogic ideals and then you've got an interview with a guy who is addicted to porn."
Sex, death and desire are all topics that are shied away from, especially in Western cultures, Simmons says. "When my father died, my mum said she saw a friend cross the street because she didn't want to speak to her, not for any bad reason but she didn't have the language or education. '
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This is to be shown at the Opera House, Studio.
By Katrina Fox 4/04/2007 6:42:41 PM.
It was so interesting meeting John. He is insightful, funny and so creative. I was very happy to be part of the project as I believe widening perspectives is so important! So often we don't realise that our belief systems are so influenced by what drives our culture, so it's great to keep an open mind and question whether our beliefs about sex, love and desire really serve us for what we would like for ourselves or do these run us. If they do we often spend a great deal of our life in struggle energy which could be experienced as joy, pleasure, love and gratitude.
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s by Kerry and Diane Riley -directors of ASOT
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