Seminal Retention and Higher Consciousness: The Sexology of Kundalini Kindle Edition

I am currently wanting to improve my sex life, and I found this. I've had problems with ejaculation for a long time, and this read has definitely steered me in the right direction. I now understand that my sexual energy reflects my masculine personality, and how I present myself in society. This is a must read for those wanting to improve their sex life, and understanding how it affects other areas of your life as well.

The book was rather entertaining, but didn't have anything outstanding for me. Although if you're totally new to the idea of seminal retention, you're in for a major mind expansion.

Great read! Nothing like honest, unabashed telling of the in's and out's of special sex and kundalini acquisition. The e-download is particularly good because of hyperlinks to examples. Thanks JJ for the male insight!

It was a good read, definitely taught me more about the topic, very crucial for different reasons such as health, wealth, performance, etc. I would recommend women and men to read this book.

Good book!

It has the information which is already freely available online.I won't recommend buying this book.

VERY RELATABLE AND INFORMATIVE BOOK. I have been practicing seminal retention for a year before I came across JJ Semple's book, and most of his ideas resonated with me. Really puts the link between semen retention and Kundalini/spirituality. Great read and would recommend to anyone practicing semen retention.

Yes !

I read this book a few years ago and I had originally read his other book about the Method of the Golden Flower combined with Kundalini awakening, whilst I don't recall all the details the main theme is one of seminal retention for higher consciousness by not wasting an important fluid known as Christos that is mixed in with male seminal fluids. This was a theme that I also saw Jim Carrey discussing on a talk show, so I know it's becoming more widely known. I've read a number of Kundalini books, most focus on the process of awakening and what can happen, but very few seem to cover the topics of sexuality beyond Kundalini yoga.I really suffered from hyper-sexualisation during my Kundalini awakening several years ago, and just recently I was told from a source within spirit about the importance of not wasting the male seminal fluid as it has a negative effect upon health. I can only rationally conclude from this that we either hold a limited amount of this fluid or its replenishment doesn't happen anywhere as quickly or easily as other fluids in the body. This 'hot' fluid ascended my spine during my Kundalini awakening, which was a surprise to me at the time as it feels just like a mercury thermometer rising within your own body and afterwards it appeared to have positive effects on my brain.This book discusses the merits of none ejaculation and encourages approaching the point of no return of male ejaculate-climax with greater bodily self-awareness and then allowing things to settle down again, but from what I've experienced this probably is not necessary if we understand our own bodies correctly. Keeping awareness of the point of no return does not feel realistic for me personally, as it breaks the flow of interaction and with this better understanding of the pelvis or “seat of the soul” in mind I believe two can experience sustained pleasure and intimacy over time without necessarily ejaculating or needing the use of external toys or wands, which I do not believe were ever meant to surpass the capabilities of the male/female body.

I brought the physical version of the book. I feel cheated that the exercises are only available on the audio version or ebook.If this was made clear I may have purchased another format. I think that a way of accessing the practical exercises should be made available to those who have brought the physical book.

Lots of useful techniques in here and loved the audio links that were added in along the way. Worth it

I found this Ebook to have very little substance. It felt like a small amount of information pertaining to the subject with a whole bunch of fluff. Glad I only spent $8 on it.

reasonably easy simple read.practical techniques well explained.There's not a heap of in depth material however or more advanced practices.