Many people aren’t aware that orgasm and ejaculation are actually two separate functions of the nervous system, in male-bodied beings.
Orgasm can be defined in many ways. Some schools of sexuality define orgasm as a “peak” of pleasure. Some schools define orgasm as an expansion of energy throughout the channels of the energy body.
Conventional Western sexology defines orgasm as “the sudden discharge of accumulated sexual excitement during the sexual response cycle, resulting in rhythmic muscular contractions in the pelvic region characterized by sexual pleasure.”
Changes and brain chemistry and function leading up to and during the experience of orgasm have also been documented.
Ejaculation, on the other hand, is nothing more than a reflex in the sympathetic branch of the autonomic nervous system, similar to a sneeze when you feel a tickle in your nose.
In the book “The Science of Orgasm”, Drs. Beverly Whipple and Barry Komisaruk note that ejaculation is governed by the sympathetic branch of the ANS by way of the hypogastric nerve, and when the sympathetic functioning of that nerve pathway was blocked, the male subject was able to experience the pleasurable sensation of orgasm, minus the ejaculation.
The Taoist and Tantric traditions have known this for thousands of years, and have been teaching techniques to separate orgasm from ejaculation for just as long.
In this video interview Brion Craig, Devi and Chris discuss the many different flavors of orgasms for men!
Watch below and learn…
- The difference between orgasm and ejaculation for men
- The health benefits of semen retention for men
- How semen retention can improve your sex and relationships
- How to use semen retention to prolong pleasure and become multi-orgasmic
