Two ways of teaching a person their own worth are set against each other here, and the argument is sharp. One says you are insignificant and need a middleman to reach God. The other says you embody the divine already. Chandi Devi argues that whichever you are told repeatedly becomes how you behave, and that guilt built into a self-image reproduces itself.
Her subject is tantra, and she is patient about correcting what people assume it means. The posts explain the tradition, its relationship with the chakras and with kundalini, and treat physical intimacy as one part of a much larger practice rather than the whole of it.
There is a series on desire, drawn from another writer with permission, setting desire beside knowledge and action as the three things any undertaking needs.
A reader's review of her book opens the blog.
Read the significance post first, whatever you think of the rest.