Hi this is my first time asking a question .. what you instructors are doing is wonderfull. and is greatly appreciated by all of us .. i am with a girl whom i will soon marry in a lumisial and be working with for my first time in alchemy.. is it considered fornication when a small portion of semen releases when kissing and caressing .. and does it affect the divine mothers strenth in eliminating my aggregates .? becuase chastity is needed in order for the divine mother to kill any aggregate .. and how can i prevent this from happening again .. i felt terrible and cried when it happened.. my grandpa told me its becuase my channels arent closed.. he said i have to close the ejaculatory channels before marrying her, but how does one do this.. if you can please provide me with an answer i would greatly appreciate it , thank you brother
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Something to bear in mind is Cowper's fluid. This is a normal secretion that occurs during sexual arousal for men, and is meant to help with the introduction of the male penis into the vagina by providing lubrication. This in itself is not semen, therefore, do not confuse this clear, colorless fluid with the loss of sperm, which occurs through ejaculation. This is something completely different.
The orgasm is literally an explosion. But to secrete sexual fluid for the lubrication of the sexual organs in preparation for alchemy is not a loss of seminal energy.
Closing the ejaculatory channels? What's necessary is the control lust and not build so much fire in the sexual act so as to provoke ejaculation. This is why it is stated in the Emerald Tablet of Hermes, "Separate that spiritous earth from the dense or crude by means of a gentle heat with much attention.” Work with gentle heat, not a bonfire, because a bonfire is much harder to control.
The orgasm is literally an explosion. But to secrete sexual fluid for the lubrication of the sexual organs in preparation for alchemy is not a loss of seminal energy.
Closing the ejaculatory channels? What's necessary is the control lust and not build so much fire in the sexual act so as to provoke ejaculation. This is why it is stated in the Emerald Tablet of Hermes, "Separate that spiritous earth from the dense or crude by means of a gentle heat with much attention.” Work with gentle heat, not a bonfire, because a bonfire is much harder to control.
Joyful in hope, suffering in tribulation, be thou constant in thy prayer.
Benedictis, qui venit in nomine Domini. Osanna in excelsis.
"Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest!"
Accepted Answer
Something to bear in mind is Cowper's fluid. This is a normal secretion that occurs during sexual arousal for men, and is meant to help with the introduction of the male penis into the vagina by providing lubrication. This in itself is not semen, therefore, do not confuse this clear, colorless fluid with the loss of sperm, which occurs through ejaculation. This is something completely different.
The orgasm is literally an explosion. But to secrete sexual fluid for the lubrication of the sexual organs in preparation for alchemy is not a loss of seminal energy.
Closing the ejaculatory channels? What's necessary is the control lust and not build so much fire in the sexual act so as to provoke ejaculation. This is why it is stated in the Emerald Tablet of Hermes, "Separate that spiritous earth from the dense or crude by means of a gentle heat with much attention.” Work with gentle heat, not a bonfire, because a bonfire is much harder to control.
The orgasm is literally an explosion. But to secrete sexual fluid for the lubrication of the sexual organs in preparation for alchemy is not a loss of seminal energy.
Closing the ejaculatory channels? What's necessary is the control lust and not build so much fire in the sexual act so as to provoke ejaculation. This is why it is stated in the Emerald Tablet of Hermes, "Separate that spiritous earth from the dense or crude by means of a gentle heat with much attention.” Work with gentle heat, not a bonfire, because a bonfire is much harder to control.
Joyful in hope, suffering in tribulation, be thou constant in thy prayer.
Benedictis, qui venit in nomine Domini. Osanna in excelsis.
"Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest!"
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