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When deep in practice, alot of the time a sound will happen in the room like a desk will creak, or the phone will ring. This sets of a orgasmic pulse from my dan tian. Has anyone else had this happen?
… because they respond to sound via the ears, because the caps control adrenaline, and because their energy is sexual. Don’t know if this is right! But do you feel them pulse at all when it happens? NN
same thing happens to me.
not only that, but latelly, when ever i think of something auspicious, particullarly during practice, sounds occur throughout the house, like a creak in the ceiling or the floor.
Cannot attest to orgasms.
But such is a way of communicating the nature back.
Within my mindstream, fully in, ‘creaks’ happen. I call them omen. I belive Tom Brown, Jr. has a different name for it. Such actions can be a way of conveying meaning, it is part of his advanced tracking stories.
For it is a dillema whether it was the notion that caused creak, or creak produced emphasis, creak produced notion, they are disrelated.
Like Glenn Morris spread a story. Some native people. The belived accidents were not result of ‘chance’. They were result of spirit world causing results here.
So enjoy the communion. Straigten things out.And don’t forget what happened to Michael when all the wood in his house suddenly cracked.
Come to think of it there’s a story about Freud and Jung arguing, and Jung said – ok, to prove everything is connected, I will say that your staircase is about to creak. And it did. But Freud found a way to dismiss it. Something like that.
Anyway creaking is good. Also if you play a musical instrument like a guitar or a drum it often will ting a bit while you meditate if it’s close by. But I think the ‘orgasm’ thing (from reacting to noises) is more about being a little on edge and/or associating orgasm w/ surprise – in other words psychological playing off kidneys. That’s just a hunch mind. NN
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