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THE TERRIFYING TRUTH ABOUT SEXUAL ENERGY
Sexual energy is the primordial creative current of the cosmos itself made flesh.
The same undifferentiated life-force that condenses stars from plasma, spins DNA into form and draws the soul into incarnation and to scatter it unconsciously is to hemorrhage the very substance of your spiritual evolution.
This force is not merely biological but the densest most potent expression of prana, chi or ojas. When retained and refined rather than spilled, it rises as kundalini along the central channel, transmuting the heavy, magnetic pull of the root into luminous fuel for the higher centers, sharpening the mind into laser-like focus, magnetizing the aura, and forging the will into an instrument capable of shaping destiny.
Ancient warrior codes, yogic brahmacharya and alchemical traditions all recognized the same law. What is released mindlessly drains the nervous system of its charge, opens the subtle body to parasitic entities that feed on the discarded vital fluid and forges soul-ties that bind the psyche to foreign traumas, fears and karmic residue, diluting the sovereignty of the individual flame.
Conversely, when this energy is consciously conserved and directed toward a higher mission—craft, strength, service, or pure contemplation, it becomes the alchemical fire that burns away illusion, accelerates the dissolution of the ego and charges the vessel so that the unseen realm recognizes a coherent offering rather than an open buffet.
Retention is sacred stewardship. The deliberate choice to stop leaking the divine substance so that it may be refined into radiance, presence and the quiet, terrifying power of one who can no longer be controlled by external forces.
NHI have been in our oceans long before any of us were even around. Columbus even wrote about seeing an illuminated object rise out of the ocean. #ufox#ufotwitter
Andy Stumpf on skydiving over Antarctica, where a chartered 757 lands on solid ice
Joe Rogan: What was weird about Antarctica?
Andy Stumpf: There's nothing there. We were at a camp in the interior run by a company called ALE. It's fully set up, with a library, a packing area for parachutes, bathrooms, showers and really nice tents. You fly in on a chartered 757 and land on a blue ice runway with lights on it.
Joe: You just land on ice?
Andy: Straight ice. A Russian plane landed while we were there.
Joe: Is the camp for scientists?
Andy: No. The South Pole has government-funded science. This is straight-up tourism. You can hang out in camp or go see glaciers. There's a dining facility with all the food you want, and every night someone gives a presentation, like a National Geographic photographer, or people who walked to the South Pole.
Andy: I had no fear of crevasses until I got the brief. The brief was basically: you fall in, you're dead, and they'll never find you.
Joe: And the camp is surrounded by them. How deep?
Andy: Hundreds of feet. One guy fell into one skiing, and the video went around online. He got out with ice cleats and a rope from his friends, and he was smart not to be out there alone.
Joe: How do they know a new crevasse won't open on the runway?
Andy: They groom it every 22 hours. And they shut the camp down every year, because in winter the sun never really comes up.
Andy: For the jump, I packed a duffel bag of clothes. I put on almost everything and nearly overheated in the plane, sweating under all those layers. Then you jump out into around negative 30 or 40 and rip clothes off on the way down. The second time, everyone wore one or two layers.
Joe: How cold was it on the ground?
Andy: About 10 degrees. I was in snowboard pants and a long-sleeve shirt.
No insects, no wildlife and a sun that never sets, and somebody still built a library.
the focus group is where this commercial goes to die. one man sees dancing toilet-paper bears and starts asking questions like he's investigating a real family. the funniest part is that charmin hired a focus group to test the ad, only to discover the audience is far more interested in the bears' personal lives than the product.
video games have spent decades creating warriors who can punch through walls, summon fire and destroy entire civilizations. then somebody accidentally selects boo boo jeffries, a woman whose special attacks are rihanna and beyoncé. kenan thompson's gamer realises he's entered a serious tournament with a character who sounds like she came looking for brunch, not bloodshed. meanwhile, tiffany haddish plays boo boo like a woman who has absolutely no intention of letting a little thing like fighting ruin her afternoon. her greatest strength is her relationship with her mom. her greatest weakness is the actual purpose of the game. finally, a fighter who represents the rest of us when the controller gets passed around.