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| The Neck Chakras are the most Beautiful, Erotic and Sensual |
From the shoulder chakras to behind the ears, a series of chakras are aligned that make this eroticism possible, this seductive beauty desirous of being caressed and caressed.
On the shoulders we also have important minor chakras. Many times we take people by the shoulders, even if it is not in sexual moments, whether it is to give them a little bit of encouragement, wake them up or to "shake them" so they "wake up". The shoulder chakras are so important that just applying healing to them heals the entire body. So, touching, caressing the shoulders, we also caress the whole person.
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| The Sensitivity of the Chakras located on the Tongue and the Lips is extremely Wonderful |
The chakras that we have in the skull, in the head, in the area of the scalp, are also very sensitive, and they like caresses and massage. There are special massages that are applied to the scalp therapeutically but during sex some people like it until they pull their hair out.
Knowing our body, knowing our energetic anatomy we can also make good use of it, and not only in an erotic way, although today we are dealing with this topic, but in a therapeutic, relaxing way, etc. Knowing the spiritual anatomy, which really should be called just "human", since I am one of those who believe that it should be taught in schools as part of the anatomy of the human being, and not as something strange, esoteric.
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| Chakras of the Shoulders. Where dreams come true |
Today we have a physical body, just like tomorrow. Physical enjoyment is also energetic, it is also psychic. Free yourself from taboos and express the eroticism of your chakras using it for your own enjoyment and that of your partner. Do not settle for less, we have been created to enjoy, and we are still alive.
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