Prostate Massage for Health and Well-being

Psychophysical importance of the prostate

In daily life, men do not usually pay much attention to their prostate... that is, until one of the problems or dysfunctions that result from ignoring this gland appears.

The prostate is a fundamental gland both in the purely organic dimension, as well as in the sexual and emotional ones. It is approximately the size of a chestnut and is located below the bladder, in front of the rectal wall and above a group of pelvic muscles that form a "hammock" for its support. The urethra passes through it - the prostatic urethral tract - from where it connects with the two seminal ducts.

Its function is to secrete a fluid (prostatic fluid) that becomes part of the semen, giving mobility to the sperm and counteracting, due to its alkalinity, the vaginal acidity of the woman in order to prolong the time of seminal activity inside the female organism.

There are several possible prostate dysfunctions, but there are three that we should point out: benign hyperplasia, an excessive growth of the gland that ends up putting pressure on the bladder and making urination difficult:

Prostatitis, an inflammation of the prostate that causes pain during urination, in the groin, pelvic area and genitals:

And prostate cancer, which is the most common cancer in men and the third with the highest mortality rate among men.

Conventional medicine views prostate diseases as practically predetermined by age, race and genetics. My experience as a therapist suggests something different: that the main causes of prostate diseases must be sought in socio-environmental, family and personal factors that cause stress, a stress that the individual has not been able to manage in time, appropriately, and has ended up introjecting, “forgetting” and somatizing.

According to the theory of Body Memory (BM), which has proven its value in the treatment of post-traumatic stress, the physical body accumulates energetic memories in its cells and tissues, including repressed memories of a traumatic nature. The prostate, due to its location, constitution, function and importance in the urogenital system, constitutes an ideal region to store the memory of repressed traumatic experiences.

Tantric Therapy

The prostate, also known as the Male G-Spot, can be reached and examined through the rectum by inserting a finger towards the navel. Next to this gland, the rectal wall is thinned to create an area of ​​intense sensitivity.

This sensitivity has intense orgasmic potential and can facilitate healing by releasing repressed energetic memories stored there. Prostate massage in Tantric therapy not only seeks to unblock the gland and its surroundings, but also relaxes the pelvic muscles that support it, allowing the prostate to rest on stretched muscle fibers.

Many men have stiff muscle areas in this area, which can push the prostate up and inward. Chronic stiffness impairs normal prostate function, leading to stagnant fluid buildup and potential dysfunctions such as benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostatitis, chronic pelvic pain, and cancer. On the contrary, massaging the active area of ​​the prostate relaxes the supporting muscles and promotes the release of stagnant prostatic fluids, thus offering a preventive approach to these prostatic conditions.

But the purely physical benefits, although important, are not the only ones: prostate massage also acts on a spiritual, that is, emotional and spiritual level. Emotionally speaking, this therapy contributes to dismantling the classic paradigms of male sexuality that have made not only anal pleasure a taboo, but even anal digital penetration for medical or therapeutic reasons. And in the case of a low libido, prostate massage favors its stimulation and progress.

It therefore helps the development of a sexuality that opens up to the pleasure of receiving, of releasing the weight of being a man; a more passive, more yin sexuality, which allows one to experience orgasm from a place of surrender that is totally different from conventional phallic pleasure; a sexuality, even, capable of triggering the non-ejaculatory multiorgasmic experience.

Moreover, since men have more potential for anal pleasure than women, the prostate is the portal to an intense, transcendental pleasure, capable of opening deeper spaces within oneself.

Bloom offers you the opportunity to live this experience and therapy in a safe environment, accompanied by expert therapists. We look forward to welcoming you with love and care!