18 terms a guest meets between the first message and the door, defined the way this house uses them.
In an outcall the journey belongs to the therapist and the stillness to the client, so a slow session can end in the very room where it began.
The overnight gives eight hours to one therapist at EUR 1,250, the one booking on the ladder long enough for a slow session to give way to rest.
The duration ladder is the house price list read as a sequence of lengths: time is the only thing priced, because time is what a slow session is made of.
The balance on arrival is the share of the fee still owed when she comes through the door, settled once, at the outset, with banknotes, a card or crypto.
The deposit is exactly half the fee, placed electronically once the office accepts and before she sets out; it confirms most bookings, and cancelling does not return it.
Cancelling never brings the deposit back, whatever the notice; a government ban or serious illness may turn it into credit, and an early ending refunds nothing.
A false booking is a reservation its maker never intended to keep, booked under a borrowed identity or as a joke; each is kept on file, passed on and reported.
Forty to sixty minutes separate the office confirming from her knock at any central address; that arrival window is long enough to ready a room without hurry.
A WhatsApp booking is a session requested and confirmed in writing, in one quiet thread with the office, which usually answers in about ten minutes.
The age gate is the brief confirmation that opens this site; the house works only with people aged twenty-one or older, whether they are booking or being booked.
Tantra is a Sanskrit word for a large body of old texts and practices; on a massage menu it names a technique defined by slow pace, breath and stillness.
Tantric is the adjective most people type when searching; on this site a tantric massage and a tantra massage are the same booking, at the same price.
Lingam is the Sanskrit word the menu uses for the tantra session as offered to a man; it follows the same slow structure and the same ladder.
Yoni is the Sanskrit word the menu uses for the tantra session as offered to a woman; it is booked at ninety minutes or longer, and usually at two hours.
Breath, in a tantra session, is the measure of pace: the rhythm the session slows to and follows, and the one thing a client is asked to notice.
Ritual, as the house uses the word, means the small ordered steps that open and close a tantra session, kept for the sake of pace, never for belief.
The ninety-minute minimum is a working habit rather than a rule of the ladder: an hour can be booked, but tantra rarely has room to breathe inside one.
Sensual and tantra both move slowly, but sensual is defined by mood and touch, and tantra by tempo and breath; the ladder prices them identically.