Orgasm Defined
An orgasm (sexual climax) is the
conclusion of the plateau phase of sexual response cycle, and may
be experienced by both males and females.
Orgasm is characterized by
intense physical pleasure, controlled by the involuntary or
autonomic nervous system.
It is accompanied
by quick cycles of muscle contraction in the lower pelvic muscles,
which surround the primary sex organs and the anus. Orgasms are
often associated with other involuntary actions, including
muscular spasms in other areas of the body, a general euphoric
sensation and, frequently, vocalizations.
The moments after orgasm are often a relaxing experience, which is
attributed to the release of prolactin.
Male and female brains demonstrate similar changes during orgasm,
with brain scans showing a temporary reduction in the activity of
large parts of the cerebral cortex.
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Myths & Misconceptions About Orgasms
Throughout the ages we have proposed many different theories and
practices regarding sex and orgasm. Some have been laid as a
foundation of truth and approved in generality, while others were
passed over for lack of conformity, and agreement of the masses. The
dictates of society have left a mark on our sexual condition,
holding in tact, the many myths and misconceptions, in a
one-dimensional frame. Those fallacies have now become the center of
an increasing number of failed relationships and unfulfilling sexual
experiences.
We have been lead to trust that orgasm comes as a direct response or
reaction to the physical stimulation our partner provides, the
result of his/her powerful magic. The focus turns to the sensations
provided by a touch or position as we struggle to find just the
right spark to provoke the grandiose finale. We pass the blame for
any inadequacies to some stressful life event or hormonal mishap,
which surely must have contributed to any failed attempts.
Our misguided authority has further taught us that our partner holds
the duty and responsibility for our orgasm. It is a gift we feel is
owed to us as part of our agreement to share ourselves intimately.
Orgasm is our reward for participation and a job well done. We hold
our partner liable if our sexual encounter fails to produce that
magical moment in orgasmic bliss. We carry guilt if we are unable to
offer a climactic happening for our partner.
Far and away from those myths and misconceptions lie the realities.
In truth, the responsibility for our orgasm belongs to us. As we are
each responsible for our own life experiences and the paths we take,
so too are we each accountable for our own sexual ventures. Sharing
our sex does not automatically transfer those obligations to our
partner, nor does it offer him/her up as a sacrifice or scapegoat if
orgasm is not achieved.
Sex and orgasm are born
of the mind and live there.
A touch can
spark interest, but it is the power of the mind, which translates
and transforms those sensations into the body experience, and
provokes orgasm. Sex and its rewards are created in the mind and it
is the mind, which produces the cravings and needs satisfaction. The
body simply reacts to the mental stimulation and affects. So, it is
there that our journey must begin and through the power and
brilliance of the mind we experience the ultimate end.
The quest to reach climax must find us open and receptive while
allowing the mind to take us on that sweet journey into bliss. If
the focus is on finding spots, creating sparks or dealing with the
anxieties associated with possible failure, it cannot simultaneously
lead an expedition into ecstasy. The benefits and rewards we seek
from of our sexual encounters cannot be expected to magically
materialize from physical enticements alone, or otherwise be
produced, if our thoughts have not accompanied us into the moment.
Men all too often fall prey to the fallacies, thinking that to touch
a woman’s body or that allowing her to show attention to theirs,
will offer up their just rewards. Touching the mind is a much more
powerful solution. Mental foreplay and intellectual stimulation will
spark more intense interest and will more efficiently and
effectively motivate and inspire the desired affect. Touch can only
achieve the ultimate response if the mind is at the helm.
Women hold the power of sex.
They carry it in their belly and most
are unaware of the influence and capabilities they possess. Where
the mind could take them, if they are open to the possibilities, is
limitless. However, for thousands of women, orgasm remains an
elusive dream. It lives only in fantasy. Women are left behind,
living in the myth and misconceptions while searching for the right
man with the magickal touch and lose interest quickly if he doesn’t
possess the appropriate skills. They remain blind to the power they
hold to take themselves on that fabulous journey.
Self-pleasuring holds the greatest advantage of all. We are free to
explore and experiment, and travel to the far reaches of fantasy,
uninhibited, as the mind leads us to orgasm. If we limit our
experiences to those, which provide for the physical aspects, we are
left with superficial results at best, with little reward past the
fleeting moment of self-gratification. Without the power of the mind
to spark want and cravings, there is little chance we can touch and
connect to the ultimate offerings that exist. We are left with an
empty act of masturbation.
It is through the power of the mind that we can experience all of
the grandness the universe has to offer. The mind will reveal that
place of healing, calm, and rejuvenation our sex and orgasms
provoke. Our partner can guide us, but cannot take us to the inner
depths without the understanding and willingness to enter and
explore the endless possibilities. And although the myths and
misconceptions have inhibited the past, we have the power to shadow
them with the truth of the future. The decision and outcome belong
to us, as do the adventures and the journey’s ultimate conclusion.
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Orgasm With Eyes Wide Open
"The first time I looked into his eyes at the point of orgasm, I
was blown away by the emotions I felt. The orgasm was so
much more complex.

He had the same experience. Truthfully it took some time
before I had the courage to do it. I never realized how
hard it is to let someone you love see you that openly!
Opening your eyes is the best way to connect
soul to soul. Every time it happens it brings to mind how
far our relationship and our openness have come. I don't
know why it took so long for me to discover, but I'm thrilled
that I have."
Joel D. Block, PhD and
Kimberly Dawn Newmann
Sex Comes First


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