Lingam massage in Zaragoza

You pay for the massage you choose, because they all include the lingam finish if you wish. The Afrodita Massage costs 140 € for 60 minutes and 200 € for 90; the Paradise Zaragoza Massage, 210 € and 240 €.

The 30-minute lingam on its own costs 80 €; with the water pool and exfoliation (45 minutes), 110 €, and with an erotic shower (40 minutes), 120 €. If you add the prostate massage or more time, that add-on goes on top of the massage you have chosen.

The Afrodita Massage and the Paradise Zaragoza Massage last 60 or 90 minutes, as you choose. If you want more time, you can add 15 or 30 minutes when you book. And if you are after something shorter, the lingam can be booked on its own, in a 30-minute session, without giving up the manual finish that closes all our massages.

Yes: the lingam can be booked as a massage in its own right, for 30 minutes, and also combined with the water pool and exfoliation or with an erotic shower. It is the option for when you are short of time, with the same manual finish as the rest of the menu.

On its own it costs 80 €; with the pool and exfoliation, 110 €, and with an erotic shower, 120 €. You book it on WhatsApp or by phone, on 643 46 23 63.

It is a technique from tantra that closes a massage with a manual finish devoted to the lingam, after relaxing the whole body. It is for releasing tension, switching off and enjoying yourself without hurry: it is an experience of wellbeing and pleasure, not a treatment. At Afrodita every massage on the menu includes it, if you wish, and the Afrodita Massage culminates in it.

Lingam massage is sometimes presented as a therapy, a healing massage or a form of healing. At Afrodita it is an erotic massage for relaxation and pleasure, with no medical purpose, and we promise you no effect on your health. If you have a health problem, consult your doctor; here you visit us to switch off and enjoy yourself with respect and discretion.

The ones you feel in the moment: relaxation, a break from the daily routine and unhurried pleasure, in a private room and with a masseuse attentive to you. It is a wellbeing experience, not a medical treatment. At Afrodita we also look after the setting so that you feel at ease: the highest standards of hygiene, clean towels, candles, incense and relaxing music.

With the Afrodita Massage, the session starts in the erotic shower, continues with a relaxing massage by candlelight and moves on to body to body before the lingam, which is optional and always manual. Nothing is rushed. When it ends, the time to shower is yours alone, and you can pay by card, in cash or by Bizum.

It depends on the sense. In the Hindu tradition, it is a sacred symbol venerated in temples and on altars, in the ritual known as lingam puja; in tantra, it is the name for the masculine; and in a massage centre, it is the technique in which the session culminates.

At Afrodita we use it in this last sense: every massage on the menu can end, if you wish, with one or two lingam finishes, always manual.

The concept stems from tantra: treating the masculine with calm and respect, without going straight to the end. In practice, it is a complete session that first releases the body’s tension and, once you have let go completely, focuses on the lingam up to the final relaxation, which is manual. On our menu, the Afrodita Massage is the one that best represents it.

It is another way of referring to lingam massage, especially where it is presented as therapy. At Afrodita it is not a medical treatment: it is a relaxing erotic massage that culminates in the lingam finish, always manual and only if you wish.

In tantric texts, lingam refers to the masculine, seen as a symbol of creative energy, and it forms a pair with the yoni, the feminine. It is not treated as something vulgar, but with respect. On a menu, lingam massage means the technique and the manual finish in which the massage culminates, and at Afrodita every massage on the menu includes it, if you wish.

The most literal translation from Sanskrit is ‘sign’, ‘mark’ or ‘symbol’. English has no word that captures both the physical and the symbolic sense at once, with the nuance of respect that tantra gives it. That is why, as with yoga or mantra, the word lingam is used as it is, and that is how you will see it on a massage centre’s menu.

They are two Sanskrit words that tantra uses as a pair: lingam for the masculine and yoni for the feminine, both seen as symbols of the energy that gives life. That is why there is lingam massage and yoni massage, each devoted to its own. On our menu, the lingam is the close that every massage can have, if you wish.

The word and the symbol have their roots in ancient India. Shiva is the god, and the Shiva lingam is the symbol that represents his creative energy. Tantra took up that idea and carried it over to the male body, as something that deserves attention and respect. From this grew lingam massage, whose purpose is to experience pleasure calmly and mindfully, without hurry.

It is the English name for the very massage we give here: a slow massage that relaxes the whole body and culminates in the lingam finish, always manual and only if you wish. If you message us on WhatsApp on 643 46 23 63, we will help you choose the massage and the length.

In a man, lingam is the tantric name for the masculine, and that is why lingam massage is a massage for men, designed for them from start to finish. At Afrodita it is always given by a masseuse, because there are no male masseurs at the centre, and you can choose her when you book.

Lingam massage is the masculine one and yoni the feminine: the technique and the calm are similar, but each is devoted to a different body. At Afrodita, the lingam closes every massage for men, and the yoni massage for women is given by Sofía, the masseuse who looks after our female clients.

In the slang of erotic massage centres, lingam close, lingam ending and lingam finish mean the same thing: the manual close in which the massage culminates, which is part of the lingam technique of tantra. When a menu says a massage includes one or two lingam finishes, that is what it means. At Afrodita every massage includes them, always if you wish, and the finish is always manual.

The lingam finish means the last moment of the massage: the final relaxation, when the body lets go of the tension it has built up. Many people call that instant a release, because it feels like relief rather than a simple ending. It follows a slow massage, never in a hurry, and at Afrodita it is always manual and only if you wish.

It is one done with the hands alone, and that is always the case at Afrodita: the finish of all our massages is manual, without exception. What changes from one massage to another is what happens before, such as the erotic shower, the pool or the body to body, and whether the finish is single or double.

It means that, instead of one lingam finish, it includes two. The Paradise Zaragoza Massage also has two erotic showers, a body to body on the futon and a second masseuse in the final part. You can book it for 60 or 90 minutes, and the two finishes are, as across the whole menu, manual.

It is a massage that ends with the lingam finish: the last stretch of the session, in which the masseuse devotes herself solely to the lingam up to the final relaxation. Being manual means it is done with the hands alone, as across our whole menu. It can be single or double, depending on the massage, and it only ever happens if you want it.

The lingam technique is the form of massage that tantra devotes to men. Its method, or approach, is summed up in three ideas: prepare the whole body first, go slowly and let the sensation build, because tantra sees pleasure as something to be cultivated and not as a quick goal.

At our centre, the lingam technique is kept for the end of a full massage, when the body is already relaxed.

Lingam touch is the way of caressing that belongs to this technique: gentle at first, with a pressure and a rhythm that keep changing, and always attentive to how the body responds.

That is why people also speak of lingam stimulation or of a stimulating massage: the sensation rises little by little, with pauses that make it grow, instead of going straight to the end. At Afrodita it is given at the close of a full massage and is always manual.

The masseuse performs it at the end of a full massage: first she relaxes your whole body and then moves on to the lingam, slowly, up to the manual finish. You have nothing to do but lie down, breathe and let yourself go; the technique is up to her. Everything happens in a private room and the lingam is only given if you wish.

Book on WhatsApp or by phone, on 643 46 23 63, at least 30 minutes in advance, and tell us the massage, the length and, if you like, the masseuse. Arrive on time, so that your session starts when it should. Clean towels are on us and, if you choose the Afrodita Massage, the session begins with an erotic shower. The rest is letting yourself go.

In the Afrodita Massage and the Paradise Zaragoza Massage, yes: the Afrodita begins with an erotic shower with foam and the Paradise includes two. If you book the 30-minute lingam, the erotic shower is one of its two combinations; the other is the water pool with exfoliation.

At Afrodita, at C. de Ana Isabel Herrero, 9, Local Izquierdo, 50008 Zaragoza. The landmark for getting here and parking is El Corte Inglés on Paseo Sagasta, about 400 metres away. The premises are at street level, and you book on WhatsApp or by phone, on 643 46 23 63, with complete discretion.

It is given lying down, in a private room and without hurry. First, a relaxing massage over the whole body; then, closer contact, like the body to body of the Afrodita Massage; and at the end, the attention focuses on the lingam, with a rhythm that rises and falls, up to the manual finish. All you have to do is relax.

It is a nuru massage that ends with the lingam. Nuru, of Japanese origin, is a body to body massage with a very slippery gel. At Afrodita, the Nuru Massage lasts 60 or 90 minutes and, like everything on the menu, includes if you wish one or two lingam finishes, always manual. We explain it in detail on the nuru massage page.

It is the combination of two finishes in the same massage: the lingam and the prostate massage. At Afrodita the prostate massage is added to any massage as an add-on, within its time, and in massages with a double finish you can choose one lingam and the prostate massage instead of two lingams. We explain it in detail on the prostate massage page.

A tantric massage that culminates in the lingam: a slow journey over the whole body, with mindful contact, which at the end is devoted to the lingam. Tantra sets the pace and the lingam is its close. At Afrodita you can enjoy it in any massage on the menu, because they all include the lingam finish if you wish, always manual.

They are not the same. Tantra describes the whole massage, with its rhythm and its way of understanding touch; lingam is one of its techniques and is part of tantric massages. A tantric lingam is, therefore, one given with that philosophy, unhurried and attentive to every sensation. On our menu, the lingam closes the massage.

It is a way of referring to lingam massage when it is experienced as a complete ritual: a carefully prepared atmosphere, a shower, a slow massage and an unhurried finish. At Afrodita the closest thing is the Afrodita Massage: an erotic shower with foam, a relaxing massage in a room with candles, incense and relaxing music, body to body and, at the end, the lingam if you wish.

They are stones with the oval shape of the lingam, the symbol of Shiva. The best-known natural one forms in the Narmada river, in India, where the water polishes the stone until it is smooth, and it is the one usually sold as an Indian lingam; the quartz one is carved from that mineral.

They are used as objects of worship or meditation and are not part of our massages: at Afrodita, lingam is the technique in which the massage culminates.

Its power is symbolic: for the Hindu tradition, it embodies the creative force of the god. There are lingams of river stone, quartz, obsidian or metal, and each school values some more than others, but there is no most powerful one that can be proven, nor any evidence for the effects attributed to them.

In a massage, what the lingam brings is what you feel in the moment: calm and pleasure without hurry.

As an object of worship, Hindu tradition stands the Shiva lingam upright on a yoni-shaped base, on an altar or in a temple, and some people carry a small stone with them as an amulet, or use it for meditation.

These are religious or personal uses, unrelated to our centre: at Afrodita, the lingam is not a stone but the technique in which the massage culminates, always manual and only if you wish.