American Tantra teacher
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Charles Muir is a tantra teacher described as "one of the originators of the modern tantra movement" in the United States.[1][2] His first book was Tantra: The Art of Conscious Loving (1989).[3][4] He developed the "sacred spot massage" method.[5][6]
Rob Sidon (February 2011). "Tantra Masters Charles Muir and Leah Alchin". Common Ground. Archived from the original on February 9, 2014. Retrieved January 22, 2014. one of the originators of the modern tantra movement
Don Lattin (July–August 2013). "In pursuit of sacred sex: in a world where Judeo-Christian faith no longer writes the rules on intimacy, who will define the new sexual ethics? [cover story]". Spirituality & Health Magazine. 16 (4). She and Muir, her 65-year-old mentor and former lover, are leaders in the neotantra movement. (Database: Gale General OneFile)
Mark Gramunt (June 1994). "Sacred Sex: In the "art of conscious loving," sex can become a way to heal our wounds, open our hearts, and fuel our spiritual awakening". Yoga Journal. 116. Charles and Caroline Muir .. they are at the forefront of a movement.. (Database: Ebsco MasterFile Complete)
Todd Jones (Jan–Feb 2000). "The Truth about Tantra". Yoga Journal. 151. Two decades later, he and his wife Caroline are still probably the best known teachers of Western Tantra. (Database: Ebsco MasterFile Complete)
Katy Butler (May 1, 1994). "Sex in the 90s Places Spirit Above Body", San Francisco Chronicle. Quote: "The techniques the Muirs call New Age tantra are loosely derived from an underground meditative tradition that flourished in India about 500 A.D." (Database: Ebsco MasterFile Complete)