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So suddenly, my Prostate decided to take leaps and bounds


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So I've been using the aneros for a good 5 months now, and things have been going pretty well. The one thing is, I haven't had much progress recently. In fact, it was a solid 2 months since I felt a PWave. That is, until I bought the MGC after my Helix broke. Well, let's just say, yesterday, my 3rd session with it, changed everything. I was doing the Do Nothing method, as per normal, when suddenly I found myself super relaxed, and concentrated on my rhythmic breathing and the very slight tingling it created.

Suddenly, before I even really knew what was happening, my heart was beating super fast and I felt this massive PWave go all over my body. I guess I panicked a bit and I stopped it. But apparently that was the trigger for the sudden progress, because later that night I was able to do it again A-Less, and this morning I tried it again with it in, and it started again. Now I'm feeling a lot of buzzing down there even as I'm walking around at work. If I stand straight and concentrate, I can make it feel even better.

There is one question though: while doing the Aless session, there were a couple points where it felt like half of my limbs were asleep. Is this normal? I haven't been able to find too much about this.

Oh, and may I just say? The confident boomerang works like a charm! To think this would happen right as I was beginning to wonder if I was too young for this somehow



   
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Congratulations! Keep relaxing and enjoying all your body has to give.

Few times I've had out of body and/or floating feelings. It amazing all the ways we can experience this new pleasure.



   
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Limbs asleep is probably part of the relaxation you felt. It happens in deeper meditation and is a sign that you are bringing youself to a point of concentration and the brain starts to forget about parts of the body. The hands are usually the first part to feel like that.



   
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@JoshPodge

That's cool. Be sure to jump in the chat room and share your experiences. There are often guys in there to answer your questions.



   
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