The male orgasm lies on the precipice of ejaculation. If you rush forward to experience it, you will fall over the edge and down into the ravine of postejaculatory stupor. Though many men continue to feel pleasure after they have ejaculated, most find themselves at the bottom of their arousal slope, having to climb slowly back up. The five to ten strong ejaculatory contractions are quite pleasurable; otherwise, most men would not see them as the goal of their desire. Ejaculatory orgasm may seem like a thrilling ride, but after you experience the prolonged and ecstatic sexual aerobatics of multiple orgasms, this ejaculatory descent will seem pretty tame and, by comparison, pretty disappointing. “After I have a ‘squirt’ orgasm,” as one multi-orgasmic man described ejaculation, “I feel like I’ve been on a six-second roller coaster – after standing in line for two hours!”

HOW CAN I EXPERIENCE MULTIPLE ORGASMS?  (more…)

The ejection of semen from your body actually occurs in two parts. In the contractile (sometimes called “emission”) phase, the prostate contracts and empties semen into the urethra. In the expulsion phase, the semen is propelled down the urethra and out the penis. When you become multi-orgasmic you will experience the pleasurable pelvic contractions – what we will call conractile-phase orgasm, which is felt as a popping or fluttering sensation in your prostate – without actually ejaculating. Though some men have multiple ejaculations during one love-making session (this is easiest for teenage boys), it should be clear by now that this is quite different from multiple – nonejaculatory – orgasms.

As you are becoming highly aroused, a few drops of clear fluid may trickle out of your penis. This preseminal fluid comes from the prostate and other glands, such as the Cowper’s glands, which produce an alkaline fluid used to lubricate the urethra and pave the way for the sperm. The Taoists called this liquid water, which they (more…)

According to Taoism, we need to feel aroused, to feel the life-giving force of sexual energy, every day, because when we feel aroused, our bodies produce more sexual hormones, which in Taoism were considered the fountain of youth. (This need for arousal is why sex sells: we are drawn to images that stimulate this sexual energy and these sexual hormones.) When you learn how to circulate your sexual energy, you can feel this rejuvenating polymer at any time.

BECOMING AWARE OF YOUR AROUSAL

To learn to become multi-orgasmic, you will need to become increasingly aware of the speed at which you get aroused. This sounds pretty straightforward, but most men pay little attention to their arousal rate. Often men go from erection to ejaculation like race cars, without taking the time to notice, let alone enjoy, the sights along the way. (more…)

Sexual energy, or ching-chi (pronounced JING-CHEE) in Chinese, is one of the most obvious and powerful types of bioelectric energy. What we in the West call getting aroused, or getting horny, the Taoists thought of as the generating of sexual energy. Sexual Kung Fu practices are based on cultivating this sexual energy and using it to increase your overall energy and health. You must learn to draw your sexual energy out of your genitals and to circulate it through the rest of your body to truly master the Taoist techniques for experiencing multiple and whole-body orgasms and for improving your health.

As we mentioned in the previous articles, according to the Taoists all the parts of your body (including the brain, glands, organs, and senses) give their best energy during orgasm to create a new life. This is the power that goes into creating a child, but when procreation is not the goal, the Taoists believe, it is best to conserve this energy and channel it throughout your body for pleasure and health. Since we are conceived through (more…)

You have bioelectric energy in every cell of your body. This energy also travels along certain well-defined circuits, called meridians, which acupuncture utilizes to regulate the amount of chi in any particular part of your body. The main circuit in the body is called the Microcosmic Orbit (see figure 3) and is made up of two channels, the Back Channel and the Front Channel (in Chinese medicine traditionally called the Governor Channel and the Functional Channel, respectively). These channels are part of our earliest development. In utero, our body first resembles a flat disk. As the embryo develops, the disk folds over, leaving two seams, one along the midline of the back of our body and one along the front. The back seam can be seen in our spine, but the front line is more subtle. We rarely notice the front seam unless it does not close completely, as is the case with a child who is born with a harelip. One multi-orgasmic man explained his understanding of the Microcosmic Orbit: “I think of the Microcosmic Orbit as a channel or meridian or route that has been (more…)