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  Sexual Chi-Kong
What is Sexual Chi-Kong?
How to practice Sexual Chi Kong?



How to practice Sexual Chi Kong?

Sexual Chi-Kong is very beneficial to our health and allows men and women to experience heightened sexual sensations together. Using this ancient technique derived from Taoism philosophy, men can control ejaculation and women can enjoy increased sexual stimulation. Sexual Chi-Kong and can do wonders for a couple that practice it or a person who perfects it.

It can be practiced alone or during intercourse and it is quite simple after a little practice. There are four essential steps that are required in order to complete the Sexual Chi-Kong:

1. Relax and control your breathing - inhaling and exhaling normally. Keep your eyes loosely closed. Put your tongue against the palate. Focus your mind between your eyebrows at the center of your forehead.
2. Inhale through your nose deeply at intervals of 2-5 seconds until you can feel your abdomen expand, maximizing the capacity of your lungs. Now, focus your mind to the center of your body, directly towards your navel.
3. Hold your breath and move your expanded abdomen downward by contracting your upper abdomen. As pressure gradually builds up against the bladder and the prostate gland, shift your mental focus to the prostate area. * Step 3 is the most important step during intercourse – it requires that you hold your breath for as long as possible while applying pressure to the bladder and prostate area. This will partially block sensitivity to the penis, allowing you to last longer and control ejaculation.
4. Contract your anus by clenching. Then exhale air slowly out of the mouth, shifting concentration once again towards the center of your forehead.
* You should feel hot energy rising from the prostate area along the spinal cord to your head.

Repeat this cycle several times. But remember, when using the anal clenching method during intercourse, your inhalations and contractions of the abdomen should coincide with your sexual thrusting motions.

Although, this might seem difficult at first, with just a little practice (alone or with a partner), you’ll be a master at Sexual Chi-Kong and these steps will soon come as second nature. Just a little time and repetition can reap many years of increased sexual enjoyment for yourself and your partner.

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