EyolfTheWolf

How is your nutrition? Can you be more hydrated? Eat clean home made food? Gave you tried laying down meditation to calm the nervous system? Last time I consulted an ayurvedic professional about covid symptoms she had me drinking Bone broth, resting, and making teas and mostly fasting, mostly drinking liquids (soups, teas and broth.

Good challenge brother. My favorite warm up is saying hi to people. Try different tones of voice, and opening the heart to those you meet. The next step is talking to someone you find interesting or attractive

What would you do if you knew it could not fail?

It’s probably worth to mention that I probably have SIBO / Leaky Gut Syndrome, and super generally sensitive to any drug. Whether Caffeine, Alcohol and psychedelics.

Is it possible to have Coffee Allergy or Intolerance? Have you experienced this yourself? I’m curious if any one of ya’ll have a similar experience to what I’m writing here? I’m having a strange reaction to coffee. I dont usually drink coffee, but I tend to get weeird reactions. The first cup feels like cocaine, and gets me hyper social and stuff. That’s what I used it for as a teenager. But if I keep drinking it the next couple days I tend to get diarrhea. Gut pain. I get dry skin. And I wake up in the morning with a stuffed nose, and my body feels achy. I can also get a headache. When I take a few days off, I get a relief and I feel good again. When I was on Keto I tried Bulletproof Coffee for a short period. Which is just Organic coffee, blended with grass-fed butter, ghee and MCT oil. Which felt a little better, but after a week I was having a stuffed nose and having to sh#t like 4-5 times a day. Btw, I dont get the same reactions from Tea. Do you guys feel like sh#t when drinking coffee?

@Vlad_ That sounds great, Vlad. You might be a natural at this. If you are able to create a great relationship solely on that, hats off to you. What you’re describing would be called «Immersion» in the Sex God Method. One of the four pillars to becoming a Sex God. Sounds like you may have the others naturally in place as well. Experience trumps all. And in the case that you have issues, or want to Take the sex and relationship to the next level. You May want to learn some New things. For example how female attraction works.

Sex God Method is by far my most read book. It’s like I enter a new paradigm when Im reading. Suddenly all my negative beliefs about sex and women become irrelevant. And I start Looking forward to all the amazing sex I’m gonna have with women. The Multi-Orgasmic Man is good for breathing, cock-stretching, learning to not ejaculate etc. It focuses a lot on solo techniques. Not as much on the dynamic between two partners. Have any of you guys read any great sex books? I would love to hear Bonus Mentions Leo’s episodes: - How to have Amazing Sex Part 1 & Part 2 - How to make a girl squirt - David Deida books

@Spiral yeah, have you been there?

Hey guys, I've long wanted to engage more with the forum, so why not share a little bit about my summer. I am going to a place called Angsbacka for a Tantra Festival + Sexibility Festival. It's gonna be a good mix of stage green and stage turqouise there I suppose. And a great place to relax your worries and build up on spiritual energy. Prana, chi, love, life-force, or whatever you call it. I am very happy with myself, or should I say my spiritual ego is very happy with itself for going to a cool festival to master sexual energy. Have any of you guys been to Angsbacka? Or is anyone of you experienced in tantra and want to share some insight with me?

@bambi Have you tried checking out sexual practises which do not include stimulating the genitals? I mean stuff like Solo Tantra, breathing tantra. The Multi-Orgasmic Man by Mantak Chia or Enlightened Sex Manual by David Deida

Hey, when Leo talks about contemplation, this comes mainly from the teachings of Peter Ralston. And you can read all about the approach in "The Book of Not-Knowing", and I know he has a website with a bunch of resources. Why would you contemplate, "what is work ethic?"? Are you trying to reflect on your thoughts on what work ethic is? Because thats what it sounds like is happening! Ralston has mentioned you should keep it simple. And that the sentence should be so simple that you dont need to think what you mean by the sentence. The point is not to think or reflect on it. Rather to grasp it directly. I imagine it's way easier to contemplate and grasp something you are clear on what is. Like what is water. You can sit with a glass of water. You know what you believe to be water. And then drop every belief you have about water. "what is water?" "what is water?". Or let's say your'e dealing with fear or anger, and your'e trying to think your way out of it. You can contemplate "Can you enjoy it?" "Can you enjoy it?" But something like "work ethic" or "discipline" or "habits" these are not the questions you want to ask when your'e going for an enlightenment experience. "what is hard work" or "what is a schedule?" doesnt really sound like you are trying to grasp it directly. To be honest it sounds more like philosophical questions than enlightenment inquiry. Hope this helps.

Why are you hitting a brick wall, in what way? Consider - Coaches with different approaches and backgrounds - Gestalt therapy could be a new approach - Are you allowing yourself to truly feel and express your emotions? If being emotional or hurt is "wrong" it's only because the ego says so. Emotion is an experience. Clinging to feel good all the time is often resisting the experience. Some people meditate, some people use art, music, some people exercise and flow with the tides. Go try to talk it out in therapy. I think it's useful to not get stuck on the goal that you want to "change", because acceptance is a change you can make right now. Something to contemplate regarding fear is "can you enjoy it?" can you enjoy fear? as an experience. And can you separate yourself from the fear. Like looking at it from a higher perspective. "oh, there is fear, what a rush, what an interesting experience." - Breathwork is like psychotherapy on yourself (rebirthing). It has a tendency to blast through brick walls when you do just a 1 hour sesh. If you keep going like me every week, you'll blast through any obstacle and see that there are not really any obstacles there, you're in your own way creating your own challenges. Youll start seeing life as something of a playground. Atleast, thats what happened to me. Felt trapped by my depression for so many years, and at some point I realized. That's what happened to me.

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Who is creating your internal reality?

You are living in freedom when you are doing what you truly want. And not doing what you think others think you should do.