The Tao of Loving Couple

by Jolan Chang

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0525480420
• ISBN13: 9780525480426
• Release Date: September 1983
• Publisher: Plume Books
• Length: 130 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Phenomenol Help!

This book is a phenomenol follow up to the "Tao of Love & Sex" and one of the best books I've ever read on the subject of sex. For those of you who are unsatisfied with what you consider to be sex that has more in common with what animals do than the love and true communion of souls you are capable of...pick up both of Jolan's books. You won't regret it! Just for reference though, you need to be a somewhat spiritual creature with an open mind for the message to really sink in, but if you are, be prepared for mind-blowing spiritual and physical connections.

This book will turn not only your love-life upside down !

If you follow the instructions in this book, you will never need anymore "sexpert's" advice, nor will you ever even consider taking "Viagra". Jolan Chang, a chinese living in Stockholm, Sweden, gives a profound introduction into the ancient chinese philosophy of taoism and from this philosophy he derives a new way of looking at both love, making love and having sex. He teaches, that the western way of "chasing" orgasm is unhealthy and contradicts the laws of nature, since "exaggerated" ejaculation can have some negative impact on males' well-being and health. According to Chang, "coerced" ejaculation is the most wide-spread cause of impotence. He says, that, instead of trying to reach an orgasm by any means, you should rather try to enjoy hour-lasting extasy with your partner,when you are sexually united with him or her, and that this will have an incredible positive effect on both your physical an mental health, and you will feel much better than after any orgasm. Furthermore this way of making love would reconcile man woman and end the "gender-war", since through taoism the woman will finally get the amount of love, care and physical satisfaction she needs, and the man is no longer forced to "prove" he is a "real man", since his fear of "failing" is taken away from him. Also no woman will any longer regard herself as "frigid", when she realizes that sexual satisfaction does not necessarily go along with an orgasm. It is to be well-noticed, that these ideas were developed in ancient China 500 B.C. !In the second part of the book, Chang gives valuable tips concernig healthy nutrition, physical exercise and ethical behavior towards enviroment and nature, also based on taoist ideas.Please note that there is also a "Volume 1" of this book called "The tao of love and sex", by the same author of course, which is just as worth being read.

A helpful sequel to the Tao of Love and Sex

Following the Tao of Love and Sex, this book provides information for women on sharing Taoist sexual techniques with their partners. Also shares Taoist secret of nutrition and fitness as they relate to sex