First experiences

12/18/2006

Hi,

This is my first post. I bought both of the KSMO seminar cds in late August 2006. I had discovered the site from web searches and also from the Aneros site - yes, another Anerosite among you! The forums there convinced me to give KSMO a try. I felt I was making good progress with the Aneros, but I figured if something could help me get to a Super O faster, then why not? Plus, the price was right! In case you're wondering, I started with the Aneros in early July 2006 and I bought the Helix and Eupho package and just recently bought the MGX. Those three should last me a good long while!

First experiences

While downloading the online versions of the seminar, I played the key sound demo that Jack provided on the website. As soon as I made the sound, I felt a tingling in my genital area, so I knew I was on to something good here! After reading the protocol and listening to both cds, I started practicing. The 20 minute session demo on the second cd was really great since it helped me to get the timing down of how often to make the key sound. It also helped to hear both the correct and incorrect ways to make the sound so that I wouldn't waste my time by making it incorrectly.

Early sessions

I stayed on protocol and usually had some echo effects during the sessions with stronger ones near the end. They would consist of tingling in the genital area and they would sometimes spread down my legs. I also had this hard to describe feeling in my pelvic area of being pulled down, like gravity had suddenly strengthened there. I'd also have anal contractions and a few pelvic contractions similar to what I experience with the Aneros although these were of a much shorter duration. With my Aneros sessions, after each set of contractions, I feel these pulses of full body waves that I can actually keep going, for a short time, while gently contracting my anus. I have never felt those after-contraction sensations with the KSMO. But, these are different "tools" and I felt I was making progress and knew from this site and the Aneros site that it's a journey and everyone goes at their own speed.

Not all sessions were productive and that's to be expected. Other than it being part of my journey, I was still trying to nail down the key sound and was experimenting with it in regards to tone, length, stimulation, the breath before, and the breaths after. I think I finally found the combination that works for me but I think I'll still try to throw in a little variety once in a while. Basically, I'm just very relaxed when I make the sound. I sometimes catch myself counting the breaths I take after the key sound, but I'm getting better at just going with the flow and making the sound when it feels right.

I also think I experienced a heartgasm once. This occurred during the middle of the night after a session and I felt a tingling and a glow coming from my chest. I haven't felt it since but I hope to experience it again. It's amazing the different sensations you can feel.

Positions and stimulation

I found that being on my back with my legs drawn up gave me the best results initially, but after a while, my legs started to bother me, usually around the 15 minute mark, so I tried switching to laying on my side, my right side so far. This is also the same position that I use for the Aneros. Although, once the contractions start with the Aneros, it doesn't matter what position I'm in - they keep coming. I've tried using stimulation, but I don't use it anymore. So far, it seems to be a distraction, but I may try it again at some point to see if something different happens. If something doesn't work now, it may work later!

Aneros and KSMO

Trying to incorporate the Aneros and KSMO has been a challenge. Reading the forums convinced me to not try them together at the same time, but I figured it would be OK to have the short KSMO session followed by a much longer Aneros session. However, since I was experiencing more with the Aneros than I was with KSMO, it felt like I was "going through the motions" with KSMO and anticipating the Aneros session. I think this caused me to not relax enough and ignore or minimze any echo effects that I may have had. I read a post where someone was having the same problem and Jack recommended that the sessions be done on different days. The Aneros session would be on the "first" day, KSMO on the "second" and no stimulation whatsoever on the "third" day. Doing it this way, I can enjoy the pleasures of both of them.

Success!

As an experiment I tried a session in my recliner and it was going well, but I kept getting interupted by my dogs who either wanted to be let out, wanted some water, wanted attention, you know, just being dogs. They are usually asleep in the late evening so perhaps the KSMO sounds were keeping them awake! So, after taking care of them, I went to the bedroom, closed the door and turned out the lights. I laid on my right side with my knees bent and started the session again. After a short while, I started having strong pelvic contractions. Usually they are quick and in rapid succession. But these were strong and long lasting. I kept trying to make the key sound when I felt another one coming, and it was funny, new, and exciting to hear just how loud it got and how I would add extra emphasis when the contraction was at its peak. After a few of these, I started feeling these incredibly powerful waves of pleasure coming from my pelvic region and flowing down to my legs. These were wholly different than what I've experienced with the Aneros so far. They were more powerful and faster and seemed to come more from the center of my pelvic region. My Aneros orgasms so far have been full body "tingling waves" as I call them, but they are milder and seem to be centered around the anal region. I was thinking "WOW, this is incredible!" Hopefully, I can experience this again soon and perhaps the wave will flow through my whole body.

Thanks so much, Jack!

Jack replies 12/18/2006
You are quite welcome Onthepath! Thank you very much for starting this great blog. You are bringing an obviously effective attitude to this approach.
Well Done! I look forward to hearing more from you soon...