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I don't disagree. There are trends like laughter yoga which I find a dubious attempt to force a similar thing to happen. What I mean is that if you become sensitive enough you don't need a trigger, but can notice the system is constantly producing faint signals to release all the repressed energy. Allowing this to release goes into very deep layers if you let it. And it's very clear and distinct when it's the system doing what it wants to do and you are just watching it happen.
/r/seduction28/07/26 11:31 PM
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You are touching on something interesting. Yogis talk about kriyas, which is a spontaneous release of pent up energy, which might express itself by shaking, manic laughter, facial contortions, body movements, deep sighing, various funny ways like this. As someone who has done intense esoteric practices for a longer period of time you can constantly access this process when you feel like and start releasing tension from the system - it's like a ball of yarn you can start unraveling at will once y…
/r/seduction28/07/26 09:40 PM
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As someone who has done considerable inner work but didn't give much attention to game until recently, this tracks a lot with my experience. For me what you're describing about energy feels very concrete and practical. I like the map from the yogic system as a way to describe it. Whenever energy is in a certain vibrancy and balance in the sacral area (Swadisthana), I feel sexually playful. I hold and express myself in a way that creates attraction naturally without conscious 'game'. When the ene…
/r/seduction04/05/26 03:02 AM
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Would be interesting to hear from people in Europe which you prefer? Since people use phone numbers/SMS less than in the US.
/r/seduction01/05/26 09:38 PM
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