Female full body orgasm

Often, they talk about full body experiences replete with a sensation of tingling extremities that can linger for as much as 30 minutes afterwards. Not only are mine much more localized and fleeting, they also seem to be diminishing in power by the week. They just have less and less in common with the transcendent climaxes I hear about from women and the occasional dude. Invariably, that occasional dude is a serial Burning Man attendee.

With enough practice anyone can master the technique. In our culture, we are commonly led to believe that orgasms are confined to the sexual organs; that there are certain points that when stimulated can trigger an orgasmic response. These points are usually assumed to be the clitoris , G-spot and cervix, and the penis and prostrate. However, it is actually possible to have a full-body orgasm! Tantra teachers educate people on how to direct sexual energy out of the genitals so that it flows throughout the whole body. This is the ultimate pleasure — when every cell of your body tingles in delight.

Ready to lock your bedroom door and dim the lights? There are a few things you need to learn about your body and how a full-body orgasm works. Tantra has been around for thousands of years. It teaches people how to connect with the universe and with their bodies on a cosmic level. In traditional sex, the end goal is an orgasm in the genitals.

What's a cervical orgasm? The cervix is the deep center of the vagina. Physically speaking, this is the gateway of life. When a woman can really open and relax in the cervical area, she can experience the most powerful orgasm of her life.