Salvijus

I doubt it makes any difference for women. It's not the sexual energy that's the problem. It's ejaculation that's the problem. For women It's the bleeding and mestrual cycles that is considered a waste for someone on the spiritual path. In some esoteric schools if a women choose to go celibate and monk mode there are eneregtic practices to stop menstrual cycles from happening and retain that energy for inner cultivation. But that's only for crazy people who are into weird things somewhere in the mountains.

? It probably looks better in my head then in yours ?

Here's a vision. Suppose you could have sex so profound that not only your sexual organs join together. But you're entire being, the whole body merge together. So that you can't even tell the difference between where you begin and where your body ends "energeticly" so to speak. Then in this blissful union. The energy is so strong it attracts others aswell who want to join in this blissful union. One after another people come. Now imagine 6000 thousand people join in this orgasm. And you know absolute intimacy and embrace and union immediately with everyone participating. And everyone is tripping balls in exctacy. Now that's an orgasm a woman would want.

I think he's tripping

Now that's funny

I'll pretend that was funny. Bc your jokes are just sad

So?

This world still have hope for sanity then

We all need each other. Yeey. Group hug

@Sidra khan that's exacly how I imagined you will react ?

I see. I find shambhavi to be unique tho compared to kriya from books. Because shambhavi is initiated. So it becomes a part of you in a much deeper way. Usually people leave isha programs charged and elated with energy. It's like the practice is throbbing inside you and pushes you from within and lives with you like a living entity. And it transforms your life in ways that almost look illogical/mystical. (That was my experience aswell) Whereas practices from book don't have that effect. You have to grind it all by yourself without any support of "grace" so to speak. So it becomes hard to remain inspired for long imo. And this "grace" thing is really subtle so people often overlook it, but it makes a huge difference in the long run.

@Leo Gura did you discontinue the shambhavi practice immediately after the program ended? Or did you practice it for a few days and then dropped it?

Worked on me ?

This is child's play material. This is what real channeling is like. ?

@Javfly33 btw. I'm going to be moving out and i have bunch of consecrated objects from isha that i no longer use. And I have no place to put it because I don't plan on taking it with me. And I don't want to throw away things dear to me that I consider sacred. I was thinking of giving it away to someone. Perhaps you could be the one idk.

All I see is one group of people who are deeply awake and enlightened and see nothing wrong with Hinduism but wisdom. I'm talking about all the yogis, sages, mystics of that tradition, they're always have positive things to say about it. And another group of people who have little understanding of Hinduism and themselves not very evolved spiritually and have bunch of criticism over everything that they don't even understand. But they "think" they understand everything and are super woke. Not much left to discuss after such analysis imo.

Yea, i was implying that between the lines.

She's gonna be stoked from so much attention

Apple/Orange juice?

Yea that's not cool, we'll have to make up for her now.

Mmm, you saw what. Sidra is nice to everyone. It doesn't count ?

Ooh. Never heard that being sayed to me before.

Yes I meant it in a positive way.

I'm on fire today ?