Patrick Brown

Hi there EM, you can add me to the lazy bum list!

Welcome

I think I get you.

Tao Te Ching: Verse 19 Give up sainthood, renounce wisdom, And it will be a hundred times better for everyone. Give up kindness, renounce morality, And men will rediscover filial piety and love. Give up ingenuity, renounce profit, And bandits and thieves will disappear. These three are outward forms alone; they are not sufficient in themselves. It is more important To see the simplicity, To realize one's true nature, To cast off selfishness And temper desire.

I like this version: http://www.terebess.hu/english/tao/gia.html

My personal experience of multiple orgasms is perhaps very different to others experiences basically because I'm self taught (stop laughing). There are two main aspects of the male orgasm the first being the spasmodic thrusts of the prostate and the second being the sensation of semen through the urethra. Most men expect to cum once their prostate starts going into spasms although ejaculation is not inevitable and with practice most men can keep moving to the point of a prostate orgasm again and again. But this orgasm isn't anywhere near what is possible and in fact most men probably don't know what the intensity of a real orgasm is like. Once a man learns to have multiple prostate orgasms he can progress towards full-blown body orgasms which is basically when the intensity of the orgasm is so great ones whole body becomes an extension of the prostate. Now a full-blown body orgasm may seem like the ultimate to many men but in fact it's just the beginning! You need to imagine that the prostate is like a piece of petrol driven garden equipment, the kind with one of those cords you pull to start it. Now what most men experience as a prostate orgasm is an attempt to start their machinery! So when we pull the cord our machinery chugs and splutters but then dies but what would happen if we managed to get the motor started! I've only had two experiences of what might be termed a Super O (super orgasm) or an electric-orgasm. Basically the prostate can reach a state where it no longer pulsates but thrills although this may not be the best description. My own experiences only lasted between five and ten seconds but I believe with practice they could be sustained for much longer. The sensation of an electric-orgasm is like experiencing a thousand small, yet intense, orgasms every second and as said the prostate thrills but doesn't thrust or pulsate. Just for the record there is no ejaculation. Now for the sensation of semen through the urethra, which for many men is the icing on the cake! Now we are told that with age the intensity of our ejaculations will lessen and our emissions become lesser. The quantity of semen may well be less but this doesn't mean that the intensity needs to be less. Now this post is getting rather long so I will sum this up pretty quick. In his thirties a man may learn to massage his perineum (between his legs under his balls) thereby putting pressure on the prostate to increase the intensity of his ejaculation/emission. In his forties a man may begin to experiment with, err, tools. Now I don't want to say much more on this as this is a public forum and perhaps a members only section would be useful for such discussions. Just for the record I'm not overly into any of this but it's a branch of research that I've be into for many years. Hmm I'm sure a few of you will read that last comment the wrong way and be pissing yourself with laughter! Anyways hope this was of interest.

Yeah sorry about that Son although I figure we nipped it in the bud pretty quick as it could have continued for several pages. I wish!

Please don't tease me you'll only make me worse!

A lot of Taoist are!

I was gunna say: "Sorry I forgot all us Taoist types are androgynous!" But now I know you're a grrrirl... ...heeelloooo

Are you two getting all smoochy or is this just a brotherly sisterly kinda love?

I figure black holes are receiving and dispersing monads/laya-centers. What's really intriguing is that some people as well as seeing the red, white and blue sparks (think Upanishads) also see black dots often with tiny sparks emanating! I've seen the red, white and blue sparks but never the black dots. Just as a tangential add-on do you realise that the element gold is created in supernovas? Also the alloy of brass, normally made from zinc and copper the most important elements in the human brain, is the most conductive metal next to gold and silver.

Good grief!

Hi there and welcome to the bum-hole of the universe!

The I Ching is just a book and religion is a control mechanism. It's more important to have an intuitive respect for all things thus the great man (woman / person) does not strive for more than he needs and treats others as he would like to be treated. When words are left behind clarity can grow when words are embraced confusion arises. Divination only takes you away from the moment and fuels the desire for things to be other than what they are. Each day the great man takes less and receives more finding fulfilment in simplicity and doing only what needs to be done. The I Ching is the shadow of the eight diagrams and the eight diagrams are a conceptualisation of the Yin Yang (Tai Chi / The supreme Ultimate). By studying the Yin Yang the nature of all things is revealed, by practising the Yin Yang the rhythm of the flow is learned and becoming the flow one attains to the harmony and bliss of the way.

Yes that sounds right like the Ida and Pingala. Diagram here for those unfamiliar with the Kundalini: http://www.tantra-kundalini.com/nadis.htm

Good to have you here Heidi and don't be frightened to jump in and ask some questions. Hey it keeps us on our toes!

It is a mystic system for understanding the cyclical nature of the manifest universe and is an expansion of the eight diagrams. At any point in time we are are somewhere on the eternal cycle and knowing where you are helps you supposedly predict the future although some might suggest that's folly. Of course because the cycle is everything it can be applied to a year or a split second. The I Ching is also used as a teaching to learn how to move in harmony with the universe and is the second most important book in Taoism to the Tao Te Ching although some may disagree with that. I actually don't study the I Ching so I'm sure others will have much more insight than me.

Very nice translation. Yes I agree and work at such things.

Good to see you here. Very best, p

Hi and I hope you find what you need here.

Good to see you here, have fun.