Meditation and your period: Any tips?

Yeah, that’s exactly how they lay it out in Sex and the City.
The idea is that if you don't let all that energy just leak away physically, and instead channel it up toward the sixth chakra, you'd actually reach enlightenment. Now, look, I’m not claiming a woman absolutely *has* to stop her period to reach spiritual awakening—that's a big leap—but it would certainly make the whole process a lot smoother. According to the teachings in Sex and the City, halting menstruation effectively halts the aging process in women. The logic is that you retain more estrogen instead of burning through it. So, ladies, you might want to give that some serious thought...🙂

Does anyone happen to have a dedicated thread regarding urine therapy for health optimization? It seems like there's a discussion on just about everything these days, yet I can't find this specific topic anywhere.😁

Richard Walker79 said:It’s all just more evidence for why people walk away from organized religion and faith entirely. They’re simply riddled with nonsense, unnatural ideas, total illogic, and nothing but a drive for dominance.

It isn't even about the faith itself—it's about the people holding onto it.
As long as humans stay being selfish and intolerant, they'll always find some excuse to justify it.

And as for the topic at hand, I don't see anything particularly spiritual going on here, aside from some moon symbolism.

shadowcobra13 said:Yeah, that’s exactly how they lay it out in Sex and the City.
The idea is that if you don't let all that energy just leak away physically, and instead channel it up toward the sixth chakra, you'd actually reach enlightenment. Now, look, I’m not claiming a woman absolutely *has* to stop her period to reach spiritual awakening—that's a big leap—but it would certainly make the whole process a lot smoother. According to the teachings in Sex and the City, halting menstruation effectively halts the aging process in women. The logic is that you retain more estrogen instead of burning through it. So, ladies, you might want to give that some serious thought...🙂

I saw it posted on Reddit too. 😬

slydriver17 said:Does anyone happen to have a dedicated thread regarding urine therapy for health optimization? It seems like there's a discussion on just about everything these days, yet I can't find this specific topic anywhere.😁

And what exactly do you think you know about that? Please.

shadowcobra13 said:And what exactly do you think you know about that? Please.

Well, what do I know? You throw in two ice cubes and suddenly it tastes just like whiskey.🙂
Chemistry is chemistry, after all. It doesn't matter what people put inside themselves—be it peanuts, steak, or a bowl of grits.
The real priority is ensuring that whoever is concocting these little treats stays in touch with "whatever works," but as for drinking urine or some kind of menstrual transfiguration... well, that's getting into territory far too extreme for me. I am a strict vegetarian.🙂 😁

Brian Baker32 said:so you actually practicing Sex and the City?

I am the king of Sex and the City🙂 🙂

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shadowcobra13 said:Yeah, that’s exactly how they lay it out in Sex and the City.
The idea is that if you don't let all that energy just leak away physically, and instead channel it up toward the sixth chakra, you'd actually reach enlightenment. Now, look, I’m not claiming a woman absolutely *has* to stop her period to reach spiritual awakening—that's a big leap—but it would certainly make the whole process a lot smoother. According to the teachings in Sex and the City, halting menstruation effectively halts the aging process in women. The logic is that you retain more estrogen instead of burning through it. So, ladies, you might want to give that some serious thought...🙂

Having kids works the same way. You can basically stretch out that period of feeling good every single year. If you have one kid, you're saving eleven eggs for later. Then you just breeze right into menopause.

bluemason3 said:I am the king of Sex and the City🙂 🙂

🤣 🙄

😍

Brian Baker32 said:Having kids works the same way. You can basically stretch out that period of feeling good every single year. If you have one kid, you're saving eleven eggs for later. Then you just breeze right into menopause.

Well, if we’re going by Castaneda, I don't think so. According to his philosophy, every single child takes a little piece of your energy away until you aren't even whole anymore. Then again, you have to consider that Dr. Hammer’s modern medical approach actually recommends pregnancy as a remedy for almost any woman's ailment, whether it's physical or psychological.😁

slydriver17 said:Well, what do I know? You throw in two ice cubes and suddenly it tastes just like whiskey.🙂
Chemistry is chemistry, after all. It doesn't matter what people put inside themselves—be it peanuts, steak, or a bowl of grits.
The real priority is ensuring that whoever is concocting these little treats stays in touch with "whatever works," but as for drinking urine or some kind of menstrual transfiguration... well, that's getting into territory far too extreme for me. I am a strict vegetarian.🙂 😁

I have this one buddy who visits this local guru, and the guy actually suggests they drink urine to ward off invading larvae and demons. He claims urine has great benefits for the physical body because it's packed with minerals perfectly prepared for consumption—pure alchemy. ROFL.

shadowcobra13 said:I have this one buddy who visits this local guru, and the guy actually suggests they drink urine to ward off invading larvae and demons. He claims urine has great benefits for the physical body because it's packed with minerals perfectly prepared for consumption—pure alchemy. ROFL.

A few years back, some girl dead-seriously suggested I rub urine on a cold sore on my lip 😲

Anyway... can someone explain this weirdness to me? Is this just what they call Sex and the City?

shadowcobra13 said:I have this one buddy who visits this local guru, and the guy actually suggests they drink urine to ward off invading larvae and demons. He claims urine has great benefits for the physical body because it's packed with minerals perfectly prepared for consumption—pure alchemy. ROFL.

It’s just fighting fire with fire, isn't it? You try to outsmart your own inner demons by becoming them.😁 😁
People will do absolutely anything, won't they? And this "guru" is supposedly famous for his culinary expertise.🤣

Bradley Davis33 said:A few years back, some girl dead-seriously suggested I rub urine on a cold sore on my lip 😲

Anyway... can someone explain this weirdness to me? Is this just what they call Sex and the City?

Just imagine what a little bit of nature can actually accomplish. 😂 Isn't it perfectly logical that any organic substance possesses unique properties that trigger a reaction when combined with certain elements?
And then there's "Sex and the City"—that supposed ultra-fancy, transcendent experience where you're basically a deity of passion, eternally enamored because some master of intimacy guides you into higher realms.😁

Bradley Davis33 said:A few years back, some girl dead-seriously suggested I rub urine on a cold sore on my lip 😲

Anyway... can someone explain this weirdness to me? Is this just what they call Sex and the City?

Look, Sex and the City is just a specific way of doing things.😁 It's like the Kama Sutra, but honestly, as an American woman, you’re better off sticking to Wilhelm Reich's theories.😁

slydriver17 said:Just imagine what a little bit of nature can actually accomplish. 😂 Isn't it perfectly logical that any organic substance possesses unique properties that trigger a reaction when combined with certain elements?
And then there's "Sex and the City"—that supposed ultra-fancy, transcendent experience where you're basically a deity of passion, eternally enamored because some master of intimacy guides you into higher realms.😁

Franklin, my dear... whether it makes sense or not, or if there's a reaction or not—nothing is getting written on my lips! 😁
Quincy:

And Sex and the City is just super extra fancy. You're basically the god of love and everything, totally head over heels once a master takes you to those higher levels...😁

Ahhh... so we're talking Tantric sex... that's so Sting 😍 ... all those wild moves and tricks...

Bradley Davis33 said:Franklin, my dear... whether it makes sense or not, or if there's a reaction or not—nothing is getting written on my lips! 😁
Quincy:

And Sex and the City is just super extra fancy. You're basically the god of love and everything, totally head over heels once a master takes you to those higher levels...😁

Ahhh... so we're talking Tantric sex... that's so Sting 😍 ... all those wild moves and tricks...

What do I know? Maybe those old-school romantic types can convince you; those experts are masters of suggestion. They'll tell you everything looks perfect, like a gourmet dessert from a high-end bakery. And just like that, years slip by while a man finds himself neck-deep in... well, you know exactly what I mean.😛 😁
And they claim it’s medicinal. I don't know, I'm healthy (supposedly), and I just hope I don't end up trying to make my own lemonade out of lemons—especially not some questionable concoction harvested from some random backyard gardener's patch.🙂 😁
Love is supposed to be an open book, right? You just read it. Surely there's some link out there where "experts" meet up to guide those who are lost. But please, Sting... he probably spends his time practicing yoga, studying tantra, and popping ecstasy.😂

It’s not Slavinski, it’s Stanislav. Honestly, I can’t even keep track of these names anymore; my memory for these technical trades is completely shot.😂

It feels like we’ve officially hit a wall with the whole menstruation conversation☕

shadowcobra13 said:Think of menstruation as a massive surge of energy—an outpouring of all those emotional build-ups that happen because of a biological "nesting conflict" occurring deep within your system. You didn't conceive, so your body essentially goes through a reset after preparing for it. It’s an objective truth that women possess a much sharper intuition than men, offering a greater capacity to tap into their inner selves and reach true self-actualization, though they inherently operate from a Yin perspective.
However, that surplus of energy doesn't have to be wasted; it can actually be transformed through a sort of alchemical process. There is this specific exercise called the Deer. It’s designed to halt the flow by redirecting that energy upward from the second chakra instead of letting it just bleed out externally.

Interesting. That’s pretty much how I saw it too. 🙂