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Recently I discovered that my right epididymis in my scrotal sack has an area that is very hard. I began to suspect that perhaps years of semen retention had formed a seminal stone. Maybe Dr. Lin was right that too much semen retention is the culprit.
I began a program of massage, for as Tom Green used to sing:
Feel your balls/squeeze your balls/so you don’t get cancer
(He is my age and had one of his nuts lopped off and Drew left him and his career fell apart.)
The area is softening, but I decided to make use of my HMO and go see a Urologist…
The doctor had my scrotum ultrasounded for a long time by this homophobic Russian technician who was apparently disturbed by my lack of shame.
The good news is that my plumbing is perfect which surprised the urologist. He said he could feel what was like a cyst (which is what I felt also) but it turns out that is it just hard and he suggested I keep massaging it. In other words, the section of the epididymis that is hard is empty on the inside. There are no stones or buildup or cysts or anything–just am empty pipe that happens to be “hard” in that section. He has no clue how it could be hard if there is nothing there, so he says just forget about what can’t be explained!
Of course, I recognize it as sexual trauma–Reichian genital armouring, if you will, and eventually I will massage it away.
Years of qi gong training have enlarged all the tubing, blood system and my testicles themselves due to the pressures and the consequence is that nothing can get stuck apparently. LOL!
Now if only I can get my penis as enlarged as my power sack…
So there you have it–even hardcore semen retention practiced with porn and girls doesn’t create seminal stones. At least not for me.
Dr. Lin is still right though–you should cum from time-to-time unless you want to be a monk.
Just so I’m clear on this. You’re not the Pietro who used to be on this board, but some other guy, right?
There is no doubt that all that chi weight lifting created permanent changes. I have sustained so many injuries (and not just from chi weight lifting) that it is a miracle my wang works at all. Then again, it is the source of regenerative energy so I can only imagine it should be able to regenerate itself…
What happened IMO, is that my right side is a little jammed up already from when I was small and this “tension chain” extends down through the vas deferens into the epididymis. It is my body protecting itself (specifically the brain) from too much energy in the right thrusting channel. Massaging the epididymis reflexively affects the tension on the whole right side of my body.
BTW, camels are quite violent animals so to control them (ride them) Mongolians put a metal spike through the right nostril and tie a rope to it. By closing the right thrusting vessel down via the right nostril, they rob the animal of a percentage of its energy and make it tame.
A human’s fortune can also be calculated via the balance between the left and right thrusting channels.
If one has sustained injuries to sexual organs from:
Chi weight-lifting
cock pumping
cock rings
rough sex
etc…The one thing that will heal it is genuine leech oil made from leech bodies. Leeches contain special enzymes that repair the fine blood system of a penis. Situations that should be irreparable (even things Dr. Lin says are permanent damage) can be easily fixed.
I know because I have used it myself and so has a friend of mine who injured himself beyond urological help. Cheap $$$ and miraculous. Only good source is a website called “newrule” or something like that and it is shipped from Indonesia.
How do you know if there is a possibly probelamtic condition that needs to be healed? And how to you apply the leech oil. Drinking it or massaging it into the area?
Of course not. My password got hacked.
I will generally not use this address anymore.
BTW. this message and the previous one:
http://www.healingdao.com/cgi-bin/tpost.pl?smessage=2925
all come from the same IP address:
141.35.111.194
which is the Jena University office where I am working right now.Your approach using core channel energetics is usually a solid way to approach injury analysis.
How much weight were you lifting when you strained yourself?
My own personal advice about this practice is to use minimal weight, 2 lbs for training and never over 5 lbs.
Use it as an isometric aid, not much different than pulling with your hands to create counterforce. And not necessary to continue once you’ve internalized the bone marrow – jing circulation into the 8 extra channels.My research suggests this is not a taoist practice, more likely southern Buddhist martial method or shaolin training technique that originated in India, where yogis used to lift logs between their legs as part of their “feats”.
mThanks for the compliment!
Michael, it has been years since I did chi weight lifting. Probably 10 years.
I would swing 40 lbs. forward and back and pull the weight up on the forward-swing. Maybe 30 reps of this. I don’t remember.
I never strained myself lifting. I took my injuries from other activities… 😉
You are correct, it is a method from ancient India embraced by the Buddhists.
m> My own personal advice about this practice is to use minimal weight, 2 lbs for training and never over 5 lbs.
Use it as an isometric aid, not much different than pulling with your hands to create counterforce. And not necessary to continue once you’ve internalized the bone marrow – jing circulation into the 8 extra channels. >Whew!
What a relief to hear sensible talk on this topic.…my latest training is I go down to the Bay Ridge esplanade on the Brooklyn waterfront and runa braided steel cable from my genitals to one of those container ships that sits out in the bay.
I then walk to Coney Island with the container ship in tow–performing 50 knee-switches every 1/4 mile just to make sure I am not building up any undue tension chains that may inhibit my sexual performance with my girlfriend who is waiting for me at SteepleChase Park waving a sparkler.
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