Book suggestions?

Barbara Carrellas - Urban Tantra

My two favorites: Multi-Orgasmic Man, by Mantak Chia and Douglas Abrams; and Secret of Male Multiple Orgasms and other skills by Mike Kleist.

Hey @Cracker ,

hehe, these are two of the worst books imho 😉

Kleist just explained the (crappy) old brute force pc-clench approach from B. Keesling (Make love all night) and who knows where she got it from. My gut feeling is, that he did not mastered the described technique himself.

Chia is a level on it's own. Too me, he all too often hides behind tradition (we never updated or contested our teachings since 1000 years, so it must have been perfect all along - only explanation possible) and avoids practical explanation and advise. He is widely popular though.

Cheers, Unfug

Strangely I was thinking today if there were any good books or anything on prostate health and pleasures that cover everything we talk about here on the forum. I want to use it as a way to make awareness for guys close to me. It could be a an eaiser way to bring it up and talk about it

Strangely I was thinking today if there were any good books or anything on prostate health and pleasures that cover everything we talk about here on the forum. I want to use it as a way to make awareness for guys close to me. It could be a an eaiser way to bring it up and talk about it

I'm glad you asked that question, Yes there is, Chalie Glickman and Aislinn Emirzian's book The Ultimate Guide to Prostate Pleasure. I just added it to the list of Ideas for Spreading the Word... which might interest you. This book doesn't really address the "orgasmic energy" topic @The_Bishop originally inquired about but it is, nonetheless, a good informative resource that you can give to your male friends to initiate some serious discussions.
Good Vibes to You !

I've ordered The multi-orgasmic man. Is'nt it good?

Hey @Lovingwife ,

I've ordered The multi-orgasmic man. Is'nt it good?

Many people consider it a very good book, so I guess I'm more or less alone with my viewpoint. It is full of information but imho, you should keep a healthy scepticism with what you read. Chia just doesn't convince me and I think, that his book has a limited practical use.

But it's worth a read anyway and a good starting point.

Cheers, Unfug

My 2 cents....stop reading and start discovering on your own. Read how to meditate and then combine it with the aneros and relax.