Journey to Paradise: Sacred Sex, Meditation, Spiritual Energy Massage and other healthy practices from Harappa

(FOURTH EDITION) This book is written for those who believe there is a Paradise to be found in everyday life. Parts 1. Uncovers the ancient wisdom of the Indus Valley Civilization. They are the only genuinely non-violent and seriously egalitarian society that has ever existed. They flourished for nearly a thousand years without war or weapons (from 2600BC to 1600BC). Part 2. Describes their 14 unique practices that reach into every corner of life, from diet to Detox, from massage to meditation, and from sex to sunshine. These practices can still lead us to find Paradise today. Their philosophy evolved into Jainism & Buddhism and they also had a surprising influence upon Christianity. They gave rise to the Sacred Sexual practices of genuine Tantric spirituality; these can guide us towards the fulfilment of a dream; the perfection of partnership & marriage, and the greatest climax of all; the Divine Union. Part 3. The ideology at the heart of their success can be applied to the practice of therapeutic work. Treatment strategies are given for some common chronic & painful conditions that many readers are likely to suffer. A special treatment called Shakti Masakudhal (Sacred Energy Massage) is described. This treatment can clear out your toxic burden of emotional baggage and so clear out your demons . Advanced techniques for professional use are described, as well as basic techniques for non-experts to do at home. The book ends with a description of the magic ingredient that can lead you to living through a divine and loving spirit. PLEASE NOTE:- this book is also available, in a totally revised and updated form under the title "Bathing the Soul : Meditation & Purification. The Indus Valley Civilization [Third Edition]". A short story has been added of 16 more chapters. The story replaces the technical chapters about therapeautic techniques found in "Journey to Paradise". Photographs have replaced line drawings. (Note: The 3 chapters of detailed description of advanced professional therapeutic techniques are only to be found in "Journey to Paradise")