>Let me add a whole new thread here. New
>to me, but maybe buried somewhere in
>these
> archives that I have not come across:

Yes! Not buried at all!!! There is a whole conference titled Yoga and Key
Sound Multiple Orgasm. Please copy this portion of your post and continue
this thread there, so it will be easier for others to find!

>I work out each morning with yoga. Even
>before rising out of bed. Failure to
>follow this regime
>usually costs me plenty later in the
>day, because of the ancient back
>injuries which I
> mentioned earlier.
>I enjoy adding mild key sounds to this
>yoga practice. I then go out to the
>garage and work out
>for a short while on a gym set, which
>includes an inversion exercise. I have
>also added valley
>breathing and mild key sounds to this
>routine. One hour into the morning and I
>can finally
> move normally.
>One morning while doing this routine I
>noticed some of those "off the wall,"
>and "in the
>damndest places" glowing and erotic
>surges through my abdominals. I turned
>and they moved
>around to my back and then into my
>groin.

I'd also appreciate your describing this technique in the MMO and
Disabilities - Spinal conference!

> SO I continued to move in a
>sensual, "Tai Chi' sort
>of way and these sensations just
>continued too bounce around my mid area
>and as well as
> my torso.

Yes! This in my mind is what traditionally are referred to as Tantric mudras...
special positions, movements, and gestures which somehow seem to evoke
this energy.

Use the SEARCH tool on the black menu bar and search on mudra (always
use the singular in searches so you get them all!). You will find other
discussions of this!

>I stayed with them for 5 or so minutes.
>But reality set in, I had to get to
>work. A couple weeks
>passed and I felt the urge and also had
>an opportunity to rekindle those
>feelings. In the gym I began moving in a
>sensual and calm, "yoga" kinda of way
>and I experienced those feelings,
>sensations again. Great.

Great information Rodney! Very inspiring! Makes the "chore" of the workout
very different, doesn't it? :-)

>I seem to be doing some sort of ancient
>dance?

Yes! You are tuning in to cellular memory! Again, this, I believe, was how
the original "mudras" were discovered! Keep refining the map and posting to
the Yoga conference here in the Forum!

> I have lived in Africa several
>years. I remember
>watching the dance of the whirling
>dervish. The men danced with long swords
>and whirled, and
>writhed about back and forth as the
>drummers beat a complex rhythm, and
>others chanted a
>chorus. I asked one of my native friends
>to explain what these men were doing
>dancing
>together for over an hour. He said,
>"They dance into ecstasy."
>"Really." I replied.
>I watched, but at that time I
>disbelieved that anyone of a scientific
>frame of mind could believe
>that such writhing and whirling could
>create a state of ecstasy no matter how
>long they did it.

So much for what we've been taught to regard as the "scientific" mind. I invite
you to evolve (and your post indicates that you already are!) your "scientific"
mind into the science of ecstasy!

>I
>figured that their so-called ecstasy
>came from within their religious
>beliefs.

Actually I think that it is the reverse of that... The ecstatic experiences
inspire healthy spiritual insights and beliefs.

> The dance
>continued for a least two hours! It
>often goes on longer.

Doesn't that sound familiar in the MMO context? :-)

>As I began to dance in my garage I
>realized that those natives long ago
>were probably trying to
>teach me a great lesson in life's
>wonders.

Indeed! And what a lovely intimate connection with them, directly through the
ecstatic, erotic dance! You share their same spirit... and I believe that these
feelings and experiences are like ecstasy memes. That is, they have an
immortal, temporally transcendent life of their own, independent of their host!
We are the channel for those ecstasy beings!

>I loved those years in Africa,
>and learned many
>lessons on life and "how to live", but
>that is one of the lessons I now think I
>failed on.

Well you may now go to the head of the class!

>I have enjoyed working up these of the
>wall feelings and have brought them on
>by doing
>sensual "dance like" Tai Chi, or Yoga,
>or whatever it is that may work for you.

Great suggestions!

>I have wanted to talk about that for a
>long time but just felt like it was a
>bit off the wall, tangential, or
>irrelevant.

I'm glad to see the shift. It's utterly consistent with the MMO theme of "no
holding back".

>Thanks for going out on a limb and
>hearing where I am at.

And thank YOU for going out on a limb and sharing this important and
inspiring information.

As the saying goes: "You gotta go out on a limb to get the fruit!"

> Your (Oliver's) keen
>response has encouraged me to open up
>even more.

Way to go Oliver! Way to go Rodney!!!

>I've got to sign off or now, and for a
>few days will be away. Hope to hear more
>again later.
>
> Rodney

I look forward to hearing more from you, and of course from Oliver as well!

Best regards,
Jack

Thanks again Rodney for posting a copy of this cool statement to this Conference!
Best regards,
JJ