All people can be divided in three categories:  intellectual people (type 3), emotional people (type 2) and physical people (type 1). Naturally, harmonious interactions are only possible amongst people of identical types: 3-3, 2-2, 1-1, whereas people of different types cannot understand each other.

People can, further, be divided into four temperaments: phlegmatic, melancholic, choleric and sanguine. It is recommended that partners should belong either to the same or to complementary temperaments: phlegmatic (earth) with phlegmatic (earth), melancholic (water) with melancholic (water) or melancholic with phlegmatic (water-earth) and choleric with sanguine (fire and air). Phlegmatic and melancholic types interact badly with choleric and sanguine people.

IN addition, people can also be divided according to planetary types. IN this case it is recommended to choose a partner of a compatible planetary type. The “star of magicians” determines the combination according to planetary types. The precise determination of the planetary type of a partner requires a great knowledge, which can be attained at our School.

Interaction of planetary types:

 
In the case of polygamic marriages there is no need to take types into strict account as the qualities of one partner complement those of the other partners allowing, thus, for a great union.

It is necessary to remember that if you do not only want a sexual relationship, but would also like to live together, you and your partner must be like-minded. When people think differently and have different viewpoints of and purposes in life, they cannot harmoniously interact with each other and will remain strangers. This point is especially meaningful with regards to spiritual people, who are on the path of Tantra.

In antiquity, priests who possessed a great knowledge about types used to supervise the correct matched of a couple. Nowadays, however, this knowledge is lost and it can only be found in the ‘School of Tantra of Shambala’. When people of compatible types find each other, they are enriched and can help each other to flower and develop and their union is very happy and harmonious. However, for a correct interaction it is not enough just to find the right partner, but also to correctly arrange correctly their common life.

Yet, the whole decadent public moral as well as people’s ignorance in sexual matters are against it.

Why is it that in this developed era, when spaceships are sent to the space and people have been on the Moon, sexual matters are ruled by medieval ignorance, great fears and taboos? What is that hides beyond a stubborn silence this side of life?

The suppression of sexuality was already known in antiquity. Even then, many rulers understood that, in order to control people and turn to free people into slaves, it was necessary to suppress their sexuality, exactly in the same way as it is done with animals: bulls and horses are, in facts, castrated in order to be transformed into working slaves. In this way, a horse is turned into an obedient mule that no longer expresses any resistance to the man who exploits his heavy work.

Rebellious slaves were also castrated in order to stop upheavals amongst them.

Matters are, however, more complex when t comes to common people. If everybody were castrated, who would have given birth to new soldiers for the king? As a way of dealing with this need, rather than forcing castration on people, they started to suppress their sexuality by means of prohibitions, fears and the cultivation of aversion to sex, seen as dirty and shameful.

Indeed, if we take as an example a sexually free lady's man or a geisha or getter, we can easily see how these would not want to do manual labour or die in war.

It is, however, fairly easy to imagine a sexually closed person in the above roles. Initially, sexual prohibitions had a religious nature. When the communists took power in Russia they began to deny religion. In public squares the first Komsomol members walked naked holding banners on which it was written: "Cut the shame!". This state of affairs did not last for long:  Stalin understood that if he did not suppress sexuality, it would be impossible to control people! With him, therefore, these kinds of demonstrations ended and, again, under the slogan that ‘ in the Soviet Union there was neither sex or prostitution’ the suppression of any expression of sexuality began.