Hyanna (Edna Pereira)

A few good years of Tantra, and since my beginning there, I've always had a therapeutic view of Philosophy (Actually, I believed it after 4 years of the beginning of everything). 

At the beginning, I had several fears of what people would think of me if they knew I worked in this field. That's right, I said "with that", I treated tantra like that, because everything was very unknown to me. I had my taboos for religious, family upbringing, beliefs and traumas. 

Gradually, day by day, working in this completely new area of ​​my life, I discovered myself and healed all of this. I confess that it was a good 4 years before I was allowed to take my clothes off in a group. I was very ashamed of myself, I thought I was ugly, very thin, and everyone around me was always prettier than me. 

Unfortunately, this is how society molds us (The perfect woman, perfect body, wide smile and white people). Today much of that is changing, we women are allowing ourselves to love ourselves without judgment, and of course charging ourselves less. But what I want to say here, since 14 years of Tantra, I've always had a vision of healing this method, which involved touching the body and also the genitals. I somehow believed that that massage that scared and embarrassed me could help men and women. 

And that's when I believed in Tantra and dove deep into my healing process. After freeing myself from traumas, blockages and beliefs, I felt able to tell the world that I was a tantric therapist. Before that, I hid it from everyone, because I saw it simply as a genital massage, with an orgasmic function only. 

 But when I allowed myself to have that soul-healing orgasm I healed all of those issues, and most importantly, accepting tantra in my life. I became the professional I consider myself to be, I studied a lot, I didn't just stop at massage techniques and maneuvers. I went beyond! I healed people and healed myself, with each service I performed I achieved a personal cure, and I thanked the universe for sending me that story so similar to mine. 

Tantra is a path of liberation and healing, not a sensual/sexual massage!

I work with various massage techniques, individual courses, groups and tantric experiences. I have 14 years of practical knowledge in clinics and care for couples, men and women, adolescents and people with special needs. I use all my academic and professional knowledge to transmit reliability and therapeutic evolution to my clients/patients.

In 2015 I started to facilitate the Course in Sexual Dysfunctions by Comuna Metamorfose for Tantric therapists, where I pass on to my students confidence, techniques and practical learning on how to diagnose and treat the main sexual dysfunctions of men and women with the Deva Nishok Method, Urogynecology, Bioenergetic and Sexology (Clinical Guidance).