Cease the act of masturbation.

[manuel bon]

4 minutes ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

It is an important distinction to make between solo practices and shared experiences with a partner. Engaging in sexual acts with a partner can offer a different set of emotional and physical benefits compared to masturbation. However, some may argue that sex should primarily be for procreation, and that engaging in it every day is not necessarily healthy.

It is also important to remember that masturbation can be considered a form of sexual expression in its own right, contributing to one’s understanding of their body and sexual preferences.

 

Yeah but the super power you talk about at the beginning is sexual energy, and to some extent it doesn't matter how you express it, if alone or somebody else. Therefore imo, to support your initial idea you should be against any sexual release. 

Also, it is scientifically proven that regular sex is in fact healthy.

[Lila9]

31 minutes ago, strika said:

Damn you also got banned in the political forum, welcome to the club.

High five 🙌

31 minutes ago, strika said:

But neverthless i'm firm about my political stance, even tho Tim got ridiculed for it by the Nazis i believe that it was a brave and courageous 1st step towards the right and joyful direction, to put tampons in the boys' bathrooms, i understand the closemindedness about this from the MAGA people but at the same time we have to progress, we can't stay still forever, saying all this i do hope the next step is condoms in school lunchboxes for the 1st graders and above, the faster our youth learns about sexual side of things, both in theory and practice (they can't only mentally masturbate, no pun intended 😅😅) the earlier will they get spiritual benefits of sex, masturbation and pornography, and the faster we get to 5D consciousness of mankind! ❤️

#Joy

I agree. I wish there were actual sex education.  
The level of sex education in schools is so ridiculous and doesn’t even begin to cover sexuality.  
The same goes for other important aspects of human life, like emotions, consciousness, relationships, and philosophy. No mention of those in school. 

Pornography distorts sexuality, and unfortunately, it’s the only source where many kids and youth learn about sex.

Masturbation is healthy and fine though. But young people need a conscious and healthy guidance about sex which is not very common in society. And it’s too bad because sex is so intimate and a vulnerable act. 

I received the only formal sex education in school, which was shallow, and the boys didn’t stop laughing, interrupting the teacher and making jokes.

I also got sex education from my mother when I was 15, and while I was sitting in front of the computer, she awkwardly, with a tomato-red face, said, “In case you are sexually active, tell me and I’ll buy you pills. Bye.”  

Lol.

Peace and Love and Namaste ☮️

Edited September 8 by Lila9

[What Am I]

7 minutes ago, Spiritual Warfare said:

It's undeniably challenging to resist the urge to engage in self-pleasure🥲

Oh man, is that ever true. I think for a vital male, masturbation may be the most powerful addiction there is. It's like being a crack addict and being forced to carry around a little baggy of crack lol. I couldn't say how the urge is for females. I believe it's obviously there, but I get the sense that they could take it or leave it.

[manuel bon]

 

1 minute ago, What Am I said:

Oh man, is that ever true. I think for a vital male, masturbation may be the most powerful addiction there is. It's like being a crack addict and being forced to carry around a little baggy of crack lol. I couldn't say how the urge is for females. I believe it's obviously there, but I get the sense that they could take it or leave it.

I think this kind of repression is not healthy 

[Spiritual Warfare]

2 hours ago, manuel bon said:

Yeah but the super power you talk about at the beginning is sexual energy, and to some extent it doesn't matter how you express it, if alone or somebody else. Therefore imo, to support your initial idea you should be against any sexual release. 

Also, it is scientifically proven that regular sex is in fact healthy.

Emotional exhaustion can occur when engaging in sex regularly, especially if the encounters lack genuine connection or intimacy. Over time, this may lead to feelings of detachment or dissatisfaction within the relationship. 

 

Edited September 8 by Spiritual Warfare

[Spiritual Warfare]

4 minutes ago, What Am I said:

Oh man, is that ever true. I think for a vital male, masturbation may be the most powerful addiction there is. It's like being a crack addict and being forced to carry around a little baggy of crack lol. I couldn't say how the urge is for females. I believe it's obviously there, but I get the sense that they could take it or leave it.

I agree; well said, my friend.

[What Am I]

1 minute ago, manuel bon said:

I think this kind of repression is not healthy 

Who knows, maybe you're right. If nothing else, you may be correct that it's not healthy for society in general. But if you're talking about a form of celibacy for a very dedicated spiritual practitioner, I remain convinced it's an important step to take, along with a successful spiritual practice.

[ici]

Post-nut clarity might help you avoid problems down the road if you've put someone you find sexually attractive on a pedestal.

[manuel bon]

42 minutes ago, What Am I said:

But if you're talking about a form of celibacy for a very dedicated spiritual practitioner, I remain convinced it's an important step to take, along with a successful spiritual practice.

But why is it good? I haven't seen real benefits from not masturbating. In the last year I haven't really don't that cause I'm in a relationship, but in general in my life sometimes I do it, other times I don't for whole months. I am into spirituality since 4 years already (2 years ago I started more intensely), and I never really got benefits from masturbating or not.

[What Am I]

27 minutes ago, manuel bon said:

But why is it good? I haven't seen real benefits from not masturbating. In the last year I haven't really don't that cause I'm in a relationship, but in general in my life sometimes I do it, other times I don't for whole months. I am into spirituality since 4 years already (2 years ago I started more intensely), and I never really got benefits from masturbating or not.

To talk about its potential benefits for yourself, we'd have to dissect just how far you've actually gotten in spirituality. If you believe you're still relatively untransformed, and you think it's likely that your own baseline consciousness would be mostly indistinguishable from the average person's, then you're correct that celibacy probably won't be a deciding factor in making further progress.

But as you continue on your journey, it's possible that extraordinary revelations will unfold for you, and your daily experience will border on the miraculous as your hidden inner world bursts to life. It's at that time where you can significantly benefit from the extra oomph which preserved sexual energy provides.

If you're not noticing any benefits or drawbacks either way, might as well let nature take its course and do what feels natural. If a time comes where your level of consciousness feels detracted from after sexual activity, maybe give an intentional period of abstinence a try.

Edited September 8 by What Am I

[manuel bon]

3 minutes ago, What Am I said:

To talk about its potential benefits for yourself, we'd have to dissect just how far you've actually gotten in spirituality. If you believe you're still relatively untransformed, and you think it's likely that your own baseline consciousness would be mostly indistinguishable from the average person's, then you're correct that celibacy probably won't be a deciding factor in making further progress.

But as you continue on your journey, it's possible that extraordinary revelations will unfold for you, and your daily experience will border on the miraculous as your hidden inner world bursts to life. It's at that time where you can significantly benefit from the extra oomph which preserved sexual energy provides.

If you're not noticing any benefits or drawbacks either way, might as well let nature take its course and do what feels natural. If a time comes where your level of consciousness feels detracted from after sexual activity, maybe give an intentional period of abstinence a try.

Thank you for the nice explanation! 

In general every time I have sex with my partner I use that as a spiritual practice too. I got inspired by Osho, when he says that orgasm is also a smaller kind of death. 

5 minutes ago, What Am I said:

you think it's likely that your own baseline consciousness would be mostly indistinguishable from the average person's

I think to some extent I have a higher baseline level of consciousness than the average person, especially after I read Eckhart Tolle's "power of now". I am aware that I can go deeper, but for now I'm trying to really live in the present moment, the way he teaches. Do you have more advices on how to have a higher baseline level of consciousness? Apart from meditation which I do daily regularly

[gambler]

1 hour ago, Lila9 said:

Masturbation is healthy and fine though. But young people need a conscious and healthy guidance about sex which is not very common in society. And it’s too bad because sex is so intimate and a vulnerable act.

There needs to also be talks about when masturbation doesn't become healthy and fine. I was told it was healthy in my sex education. So when I noticed I was, for the longest time, doing it only once every month, and now only every 2 or 3 months, I thought something was wrong with me (there wasn't, I was in my most healthy state of mind and physically active in the gym). So I started to create the desire to do it more in order to "fix" myself and be healthy. But then it became something I did 2-3 times a day, and sometimes even more than that. It also became a way to cope with negative emotions. Eventually, realizing the loss of self-control from being addicted to masturbating gave me negative emotions, so I would then cope by masturbating and hence it became a looping cycle. But that's not even the worst part. The worst part is, your modus opernadi changes so that you're just wired for dopamine, and you don't do things that are productive with your free time like engaging in hobbies. This becomes your new default state even if you made it to where you're masturbating less. And so, not only do you get bored more easily, but your mind has been programmed to think about the opposite gender way too much because of that dopamine temptation, so that you're more likely to masturbate to relieve your boredom and the addiction still goes on. So I just wish we were told these things too--that it can be a slippery slope where things unravel in a way in which no one can tell you where it will go.

Edited September 8 by gambler

[What Am I]

14 minutes ago, manuel bon said:

Thank you for the nice explanation! 

In general every time I have sex with my partner I use that as a spiritual practice too. I got inspired by Osho, when he says that orgasm is also a smaller kind of death. 

I think to some extent I have a higher baseline level of consciousness than the average person, especially after I read Eckhart Tolle's "power of now". I am aware that I can go deeper, but for now I'm trying to really live in the present moment, the way he teaches. Do you have more advices on how to have a higher baseline level of consciousness? Apart from meditation which I do daily regularly

Sure, no problem. And I apologize, now that I think about it, my comment was a little dismissive.

There's a wide range of spiritual attainment between having none and having the specific type I'm referring to. And someone who takes it as seriously as yourself no doubt falls somewhere more favorably on that spectrum. In particular, the preservation of sexual energy comes more into play when kundalini is noticeably active.

Also, I don't mean to make it sound like kundalini is specifically the top end of the yardstick. There's many practitioners of high attainment who don't seem to experience kundalini, which is a bit of a mystery in itself.

Edited September 8 by What Am I

[Keryo Koffa]

Celebacy = Vitamins

[What Am I]

29 minutes ago, manuel bon said:

Do you have more advices on how to have a higher baseline level of consciousness? Apart from meditation which I do daily regularly

Yeah, definitely sober daily meditation practice. And if you want to add some spiritual rocket-fuel, mix in periodic and increasingly strong 5-MeO-DMT trips. Since you're already reading Eckhart Tolle, you've probably come across his "inner body awareness" method. This has been an important practice in my own path.

It's exactly as he describes, where humans' awareness is completely absorbed in their mind, and by extension their physical head. By developing a fully embodied awareness of your entire being, you turn on all kinds of little energetic triggers that enhance your perception. There's a whole spiritual anatomy which usually gets ignored for a person's lifetime. Bringing continuous awareness to it has the effect of energizing and activating it. It's this type of thing, especially when paired with 5-MeO-DMT, that may lead to some serious energetic awakenings.

[What Am I]

@manuel bon you also may find this other post of mine helpful. Someone else was asking about my experience with kundalini, and I probably took the detail too far and made an annoyingly long post.

 

[manuel bon]

7 minutes ago, What Am I said:

@manuel bon you also may find this other post of mine helpful. Someone else was asking about my experience with kundalini, and I probably took the detail too far and made an annoyingly long post.

 

Will read it right now!

 

11 minutes ago, What Am I said:

And if you want to add some spiritual rocket-fuel, mix in periodic and increasingly strong 5-MeO-DMT trips.

Yeah I would love to do it, but honestly I'm a bit scared. I don't think I'm ready to feel like I'm actually about to die...I am still attached to this life. But I would love to do it soon. I think when I go back to the country where I study I will try a light dose.

Edited September 8 by manuel bon

[Schizophonia]

More simple :

[Sugarcoat]

3 hours ago, strika said:

No, women don't have sexual energy.

😂😂😂😂😂made me laugh out loud. 

[What Am I]

6 minutes ago, manuel bon said:

Yeah I would love to do it, but honestly I'm a bit scared. I don't think I'm ready to feel like I'm actually about to die...I am still attached to this life. But I would love to do it soon. I think when I go back to the country where I study I will try a light dose.

Sub-breakthrough doses are extremely beneficial as well, and they're honestly far less scary than most other psychedelics. A substance like DMT opens your awareness to the infinite display of subtle phenomena, which can include strong manifestations of the incredibly beautiful as well as the unspeakably horrific. The 5-MeO-DMT experience, in low, medium, and high doses, is always aiming your consciousness squarely at a sort of fusion of those opposites. It's a revelation of the causal rather than the subtle, so you're much less likely to come face-to-face with a profoundly intimidating cosmic evil.

Just make sure whatever method you use allows for a good control of the dose, keep that dose at low or low/medium until you're comfortable increasing, and it should work out well.