Are you a hedonist?
Hedonism is a philosophical doctrine that comes from ancient Greece and considers pleasure as the purpose or goal of life, trying to avoid pain, that is, a hedonist person has as a vital attitude, the pursuit of pleasure.
However, the concept of pleasure is very broad and should not be simplified. For hedonism, pleasure can be physical, spiritual, intellectual or any state of absence of suffering. Thus, for example, for Arisotype the search for pleasure has no limits, being more important the pleasures of the body than the intellectual ones, while for Epicurus there are necessary pleasures (eating, drinking…) and unnecessary pleasures (fame, power…) and he considered that the unnecessary ones should be avoided to cover the necessary ones, which are the ones that lead us to happiness.
We could define hedonism as tangible happiness, that is, the gratification we feel at the moment when something we like is happening. However, the activities that produce hedonism are so gratifying that we often make the mistake of making our life revolve around this immediate gratification (short-term pleasure). We have probably misinterpreted Carpe Diem, which does not mean“enjoy as much as possible now because we do not know if we will be alive tomorrow”, but “take advantage of the present moment, making the most of it “.
Having a hedonistic attitude is also Self-Love and celebrating yourself: “if I like it and I deserve it, why not?”, for example buying that dress you like so much, taking the trip of your dreams, taking a bubble bath or treating yourself to an intimate moment for yourself. Tantra is a way to get that pleasure that your body and soul needs and at Sense Experience we share the hedonistic idea that all human beings are born with the possibility of experiencing pleasure, and we can help you with that.