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Comment #16841602
Same as https://pypi.python.org/pypi/retry no?
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Comment #16721624
It's nothing to do with reducing your arousal, but redirecting the nervous energy away from the genitals.
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Comment #16692194
The thing is, if I see a fire and put my hand in it, I'll experience pain. An MRI scanner would be able to detect certain parts of my brain being excited. If my brain was then arti…
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Comment #16692104
So how do you explain the ability for a man to delay orgasm as long as desired through tantric sex? The technique is to draw energy upwards from the genitals so as not to reach an …
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Comment #16681139
I see what you're getting at, but it's not quite how I feel. For me teaching is predicated on having seen far enough to actually be a useful guide. Having said that there may be th…
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Comment #16681075
Check out Astral Dynamics by Robert Bruce. Even if you think out of body experiences aren't real, well, they're experiences. That book explains how to enter the hypnogogic state (m…
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Comment #16667039
Become enlightened, and if it's as good as they say, spend the rest of my life teaching others how to get there too. I know for me, it's what I'm here for. Nothing else is as impor…
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Comment #16666775
Thanks for the thanks. I wasn't sure how this would be received on HN. They are the best lessons I've found, however I must admit that I think Mantak Chia's Multiorgasmic Man teach…
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Comment #16648385
It turns out there is a site with some impressive sounding scientific stuff on it: http://biologyofkundalini.com .
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Comment #16647502
I'm not sure if it has, at least not rigorously. I've seen various research quoted in several books, but I tend to ignore those sections because "research" can pretty much come up …
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Comment #16636322
There's also the book that started it for me: Path Notes of an American Ninja Master. The author's description of his awakening is pretty intense. It also contains important cautio…
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Comment #16632006
The key word is spontaneous breath retention. Google "kevala kumbhaka". Not BS at all, in fact it is a primary aim of the breathing exercises known as pranayama and is very widely …
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Comment #16631982
A loss of awareness of the physical body and physical world, and various phenomena may manifest such as visions, sounds, etc. Perhaps it's the hypnogogic state or similar, but some…
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Comment #16631496
Glad to help :-) Yeah I think hallucinogens activate the same areas of the brain. The only 2 times I've ever felt totally, 100% contented was while tripping on shrooms and through …
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Comment #16629690
Ha ha I can't argue with that. I've heard of some yogis comparing hallucinogens to having a day pass, while they've got a lifetime membership. One warning - don't mix drugs with yo…
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Comment #16629635
Gopi Krishna is the canonical worst-case scenario of an unprepared Kundalini awakening, so check out his "Kundalini: Evolutionary Energy in Man". I've heard that if you're careful,…
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Comment #16629406
Apart from practicing deep breathing periodically, you might want try getting a lacrosse ball and using it for deep point massage. I was able to release a lot of tension from my ne…
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Comment #16627969
Yoga (proper yoga, not the gymnastics they do in most gyms) is all about stimulating the vagus nerve and several others. The "locks" (bandhas) and various breathing exercises (pran…