Neotantra & Its Frauds

Welcome to the “What is NeoTantra” blog. A word of explanation on the title: It has little to do with the real person calling himself by the misleading moniker “Jason Tantra” but his example is so perfect for illustrating what I have to say on this blog that he and his “company” have earned the dubious distinction of being the paradigm of an insidious and harmful movement. That statement will be confirmed by real and true facts, as well as by Jason Tantra’s own statements, publications, and responses. I rely on my readers’ freedom of choice and good judgment to make their own decisions based on the Tantra 4 Gay Men Internet presence, Jason Tantra’s publications (YouTube and elsewhere), and his personal communications with the blogger and me. ( Aside : The Tantra 4 Gay Men UK site can be viewed at   https://www.tantra4gaymen.co.uk ; The Tantra 4 Gay Men US site can be viewed at  www.tantra4gaymen.com ;  "Jason Tantra" can be contacted at   jason@tantra4gaymen.co.uk)

An Explanation from Me to You WordPress has been focusing on generating paid subscriptions. That became obvious several months ago when they started sending out daily "sales" emails to otherwise free site operators. Almost daily I was receiving messages about how great it would be to have the options of a paid subscription, and almost daily I'd receive one of those, "Hurry! Time's running out!" sale annoucements from WordPress. Their sale scam was obvious: How can you have a special offer to save 20% on a paid plan every week? The real scam came when I did the math. You see, WordPress increased their fees for their paid subscriptions about a year ago, just when they started offering the 20% off sales. I wrote to them telling them that upping the price by 20% and then offering what amounted to 17% discount was dishonest. Then the problems started with my blogs. At first it was just routine access and then it got really serious when content starte