Female Ejaculation - China's Three Waters China has a 2,500 year old scientific and philosophical tradition called Taoism. The Taoist belief system generally focuses on the relationship between humanity and the cosmos with the objective of creating harmony with the universe. Contained within Taoist beliefs is a sophisticated set of instructions on how to bring harmony to sex and sexual relationships. Taoist sexology treats sex as a vital component of any successful relationship within moderate boundaries. Taoist sexology celebrated all facets of a women's sexuality including female ejaculation. Taoist texts explain that the first water is created when a woman's first gate is stimulated. Stimulation of the second gate is done through the g-spot on the upper wall of the vagina, which releases her second water. The third water is connected to the stimulation of the woman's third gate which is the area in front of her cervix. When the man brings his woman to orgasm, he activates her energy and attunes himself with it.
Healing the Wounded Dragon Accessing the purity of primal power. I'd say we're all pretty conscious of the need for healing of the divine feminine. It's an energy that has been subjugated and mis-treated within society for eons. A furnace in the danten In my earlier years, I've had no shortage of primal power. It is totally fearless. Why then have we suppressed him so much? The abuse of power When I speak of 'the dragon', what I'm speaking of is an ancient primal power that is intrinsic in every one of us yet stimulated only to various degrees of awakeness. It's been a much misused and abused energy throughout mankind's history - indeed even before that. We still retain that energy in the field all around us. Positively propelling us into the higher paradigm No wonder awakening people have wanted to 'dissolve' this very primal aspect of our beingness. But why would we want to wake the dragon up? Because it has amazing powers that can be of great benevolence. So how can we heal the Dragon? Chris
Tantra Cosmology The Different Worlds There are fourteen worlds (lokas) which are spheres of existence: At the very 'bottom' is Vishnu in his form of Sesha or Ananta, carrying the entire creation in the form of a serpent. The we have the seven lower worlds: Patala Atala Rasatala Mahatala Talatala Vitala Sutala In between the seven lower and the seven higher worlds are the 34 hells. Then we have the seven higher worlds: Bhuh, the Earth where we are. Existence in those three spheres are the result of karmic actions. Maharloka, is mixed (mishra) Janaloka Tapoloka Satyaloka These three last spheres are for Jivas (souls) who have attained a certain degrees of liberation (moksa). All these worlds are occupied by numerous living beings. All these beings are dominated and limited by time and karma. The Five Human Bodies The human body is our vehicle to express ourselves in the world. Anna Maya Kosha In this food vessel the physical being is bound by birth and death. Prana Maya Kosha Pancha prana:
The Role of Urethra in Female Orgasm | DoctorG.com In order to further public awareness and knowledge regarding this controversy, we are posting a verbatim copy of the 1950 article. It is exactly as it appeared in the International Journal of Sexology except that we have bolded and italicized portions that are relevant to the debate. A rather high percentage of women do not reach the climax in sexual intercourse. The frigidity figures of different authors vary from 10-80 per cent and come closer to the statistics of older sexologists. Adler (Berlin) came to the conclusion that 80 per cent of women did not reach the sexual climax. Many of these statistics cannot be compared, since the various authors use different criteria. Lack of orgasm and frigidity are not identical. Although female erotism has been discussed for many centuries or even thousands of years, the problems of female satisfaction are not yet solved. The criteria for sexual satisfaction have first to be fixed before we make comparisons. References:
THE G SPOT AND FEMALE EJACULATION | DoctorG.com Complete Confidence To Feel Supreme Sexual Ecstasy The question of the sexual phenomenon known as female ejaculation and whether there exists a female erogenous zone popularly known as the “G-Spot” have been major areas of continued controversy and debate among sex researchers, gynecologists and sex educators. Perhaps no two sexual issues, including the question of clitoral vs. vaginal orgasms, have created so much public interest. These subjects are continuing to attract the attention of the public, particularly of women, as well as the so-called experts in human sexuality, because they are biological issues that have significant social ramifications. Since the 1920′s the conventional medical establishment has dismissed “female ejaculation” as actually being a condition known as urinary stress incontinence. The Nature of Female Orgasm All of this highlights how subjective and personal a woman’s experience of orgasm can be. Historical References To Female Ejaculation In 1953, Dr.
Sexual Tantra - WHat No One Will Tell You I’m getting tired about all the crazy ideas I read about tantra, and the left door Tao school practices, and the crazy porn you see on the Internet and on TV and the fact that people think this is "making love" or the correct way to have sex. So a few words on sexual tantra. There are tantric cultivation methods without sex, which are called "Tantra" as well, but I wish to speak specifically about sexual tantra, or sexual cultivation. It’s not that easy to practice sexual cultivation. In the past 100 years, including what is now propagated as teachings from Tibet, when people mention "Tantra" (sexual cultivation) it’s all virtually nonsense. One of the schools of Esoteric Buddhism in Tibet says that you can use tantra or sexual cultivation to change your chi channel, which is correct, and this thereby helps you transform your body and makes the attainment of enlightenment possibly easier if you have the merits and do everything else right as wells. 1. 2. But enough. But enough of this.
Osho est l'un des mystiques contemporains les plus connus et les plus provocateurs du XXe siècle Hi all Osho is one of the best-known contemporary Mystics and the most provocative of the 20th century Osho Osho is a contemporary mystic who brings the wisdom of ancient times in response to questions from men and women of today. Osho is an iconoclast who offers a new vision of human and it is this strange mixture that makes him perhaps one of the spiritual masters of today ' today! Zen master, because it offends and destroyed all our beliefs and our packaging! "Doubt and find your way through yourself!". Sufi master, because he constantly reminds us that meditation can secede from the opening of the heart and that life is a celebration, a dance: you forgot to start living! Waived by the Sufis... laugh, dance and enjoy life! Master of Tantra, as it integrates the body and sex in the vision of spirituality: "enjoy your sexuality!" Tantra asks you to accept whatever you are. Excerpt from Osho speech with translations in french with subtitles Although friendly.
Tantra et sexualité sacrée Plusieurs philosophies orientales considèrent la sexualité comme un élément fondamental du développement intégral de l’individu. Son action se ferait sentir sur tous les plans : physique, psychologique, émotif et spirituel. Dans ce contexte, la sexualité est considérée comme sacrée. Les dimensions masculine et féminine représentent alors des forces énergétiques complémentaires, et c'est la fusion de la polarité mâle avec la polarité femelle qui permet d'atteindre l’extase et le « sacré ». Le sacré dont il est question ici est le sentiment de participer à la grande danse de l'existence, d'être en connexion intime et aimante avec tout ce qui vit. Éveil et extase par le tantra En Occident, grâce à l'arrivée des pratiques spirituelles orientales depuis la deuxième moitié du XXe siècle, des centaines de milliers de personnes ont découvert non seulement la méditation et le yoga, mais aussi ces points de vue inattendus sur la sexualité. Au-delà du génital Le tantra, qu’est-ce que c’est?