The First Stage Climax

An episode of the The Eros Sutras, Volume 3: Orgasmic Meditation podcast, hosted by Soulmaker Press, titled "The First Stage Climax" was published on October 20, 2023 and runs 21 minutes.

October 20, 2023 ·21m · The Eros Sutras, Volume 3: Orgasmic Meditation

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Summary

This episode discusses the differences between habituated and non-habituated climax and how they impact our body and mind. We explore the idea of surrendering to sensation, the importance of full engagement with each sensation, and how this can lead to a deeper, more fulfilling erotic experience. We also touch on the concept of ‘over-stroking' and the importance of transitions in our sensory experiences. This episode is a deep dive into the intricate relationship between our mind, body, and the erotic energy within us. Tune in to discover a new perspective on climax and how it can transform your understanding of pleasure.

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This episode discusses the differences between habituated and non-habituated climax and how they impact our body and mind. We explore the idea of surrendering to sensation, the importance of full engagement with each sensation, and how this can lead to a deeper, more fulfilling erotic experience. We also touch on the concept of ‘over-stroking' and the importance of transitions in our sensory experiences. This episode is a deep dive into the intricate relationship between our mind, body, and the erotic energy within us. Tune in to discover a new perspective on climax and how it can transform your understanding of pleasure.

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