Taoist Sex
Comparing Tao and Devotional Sex
Devotional Sex can use some of the Taoist techniques:
- Part of Devotional Sex is
that a Knight must keep his erotic energy under control and manageable,
and the Taoist technique of circulating his energy is a great way of
doing this.
- And him learning to have orgasms without ejaculating is an optional enhancement to Devotional Sex.
But there are also major differences:
- Though with both techniques
sexual activity usually ends without him ejaculating, with Tao his
energy has fallen so he feels he has had enough whilst with Devotional
Sex he is still energized (enabling Exaltation and Adoration).
- Though both have him calm his
energy during normal times, with Tao this is done fully so that he
isn't wanting sex most of the time, whilst with Devotional Sex he
deliberately keeps enough background energy so that he is always keen
for activity.
- Tao doesn't have her in control over what happens, and with Devotional Sex he gives her control.
These key differences mean that the dynamic, feel, and lifestyle of the two techniques are very different.
The previous page looked at the book The Multi-Orgasmic Man which is what taught me about Taoist sexual practices and led me to discover Devotional Sex.
This page goes into the differences listed above in more detail as well as introducing some other differences.
Which technique, if either, is better for you and your partner is for you to
decide. So no criticism of Tao or those who practice this is intended.
When sexual activity ends
With both Tao and Devotional Sex the man doesn't ejaculate at the end of most sexual activity.
With Tao sexual activity lasts long enough, and he has enough
non-ejaculatory orgasms, that he reaches a point where he feels he has
had enough sexual activity.
His satisfaction is high, his desire for further activity is low,
and so, not that he would, he could easily say "thank you" and rollover
and go to sleep.
With Devotional Sex there can be a few times when activity goes on for
long enough (and/or he has enough non-ejaculatory orgasms) that when
sexual activity is ended by his Princess he also feels he has had enough and so he too could just roll over and go to sleep.
But most of the time when she ends sexual activity his energy is so
high that he would feel rejected if she just rolled over and went to
sleep. With Devotional Sex it is the man who needs a cuddle afterwards!
Devotional Sex encourages her to not just cuddle him but to make it a
Devotional Cuddle. If his energy is very high the Devotional Cuddle enables him to experience
Exaltation, and if it is lower he may go straight to Adoration.
The intimacy and pleasures of Exaltation and Adoration are pleasures unique to Devotional Sex.
Managing his energy in bed
Both Tao and Devotional Sex have
the man learn to manage and control his erotic energy so that he
doesn't feel frustrated when sexual activity ends, and so during the
time between sex his energy is low enough for him to lead a normal life
and not be so on edge that he annoys his partner.
With both the his background erotic energy becomes a pleasant background energy without which life feels a bit flat.
With Tao the man learns to
circulate his energy so that it's felt throughout the body and not just
in the genitals. This is the technique taught in the The Multi-Orgasmic Man as learning to circulate his energy is the first steps towards learning to orgasm without ejaculating.
With Tao his energy is calmed so that on those wake-ups and bedtimes
which don't have any sexual activity things are fairly similar to
vanilla sex, ie he is not energized and erect and wanting sex, but is
calm.
As with vanilla sex, if his partner wanted sex he could rise to
the occasion, and sometimes he will start to get aroused and suggest sex.
Part of the definition of Devotional Sex
is that a Knight commits to take prime responsibility for keeping his
erotic energy under control.
It's not part of the definition how he does this, so anything which
works is fine. But as I've proven to myself that the Taoist method
works and it's fairly easy to learn, this is what I recommend. The Knight going a bit further and learning to orgasm without ejaculating is an optional enhancement to Devotional Sex.
The big difference between
Tao and Devotional Sex is that Devotional Sex has the man deliberately
not perfect the calming so that his background erotic energy remains
much higher.
With Devotional Sex his background energy is so high that he may often
(or even always) get aroused and erect when waking up or going to bed
with his Princess. And if he isn't Eager, then it doesn't take much for
her to quickly make him Eager.
Her control
With Tao, because he is so calm and
he doesn't want sex all the time, there is no need for him to give her
control. So for sexual activity to happen it is negotiated in the same
way as done by a vanilla couple (one suggests, the other accepts or rejects).
A big difference from vanilla is that though vanilla sex can be done
fairly quickly, with Tao when she agrees to some sex he will be
expecting that this last long enough and gives him enough
non-ejaculatory orgasms that he can end this sex feeling satisfied and
not frustrated.
As with vanilla, Taoist sex has a focus on intercourse - so sex usually means foreplay then intercourse.
With Devotional Sex he is often or always eager for sex, and so the
deal is that she always accepts his arousal and he gives her control
over when sex happens and what happens.
This means that if she ever wishes for some activity he is keen, and
when she doesn't want any activity his energy is usually used to enjoy
either just a cuddle or a Devotional Cuddle.
With her having control some sessions of activity will be fairly short
and some long. One big difference from both Tao and vanilla is that it
is common with Devotional Sex to have sessions which don't include
intercourse.
With Tao the man decides when he will ejaculate.
With Devotional Sex he gives his Princess control over this, which
enables her to have him ejaculate earlier than usual if she wants a
rest from his energy, or have him go a bit longer if having him a bit
more charged up than usual is fun for both.
Her receiving oral sex
Tao still has intercourse as the primary sexual act.
For example, oral sex to her is only mentioned on four pages of The Multi-Orgasmic Man. The small section on 'Tongue Kung Fu' includes:
Whatever
your personal feelings are about oral sex, you should know that it is
probably the fastest way to get a woman’s vaginal juices flowing
in preparation for lovemaking. As we discussed earlier, it is also the
easiest, and for some women the only, way in which they have an orgasm.
So, like good conventional sex, him giving her oral is seen as a
desirable part of foreplay, and Tao doesn't lead to lots of session
which include him giving her oral but exclude intercourse.
But, like with Devotional Sex, Chia writes about how Tao can change a man's feelings about giving her oral sex, writing:
One
multi-orgasmic man described his conversion to an oral-sex fan:
“In the past, I definitely didn’t like to use my tongue
because it felt like I wasn’t getting anything out of it. I was
kind of selfish, really – I was a getter. And now my partner will
be having these incredible orgasms because of what I am doing with my
tongue, and it feels great to watch. I even start tingling in my body.
It’s true what the Tao says about when you are in tune. I get by
giving. This is something a lot of guys miss. I know I did for a long
time.”
Managing his energy during normal life
With Tao (and Tantra) the man learns to full calm his
erotic energy so that it is just a pleasant life force.
With the erotic
component this calm the energy can be thought of as more spiritual than
erotic.
With Devotional Sex he also has to learn to calm his energy enough for
normal life to be relaxing and enjoyable. But his Enlivened state
deliberately has more erotic energy and is thus more sexual.
So with
Devotional Sex it is very easy for him to become Attentive and then Eager.
The difference between Tao and Devotional Sex may be noticed by friends.
If at Taoist couple visited friends it's likely that they would notice that he has a calmness and serenity about him.
But if a Devotee couple visited friends they might be surprised how attentive he was to her, how happy she was to
have his attention - and wonder how a couple that had been together so
long could still have an air of being a young couple in love (and lust) for
the first time.
How long does he last?
The Multi-Orgasmic Man
recommends that a 20 year old man who has learned the technique
ejaculate about every four days and a 50 year old every 2o days.
If you look at my page on How Often Does a Knight Ejaculate? you will see that I've set the average for an experienced Knight at half The Multi-Orgasmic Man recommendation, and set my recommendation for his rare peak at The Multi-Orgasmic Man recommendation.
This is because a Knight deliberately has higher energy (and I suspect
much more sexual activity) and so he builds up his energy quicker.
And though a Knight has lots fewer ejaculations than before,
ejaculations are still a pleasurable part of being a Knight. I doubt
more ejaculations than happen with Tao will have much effect on his
longevity.
Avoiding unwanted ejaculations
The Multi-Orgasmic Man
describes several ways of avoiding ejaculating when he is about to
loose control, including squeezing the penis and pressing the
"million-dollar point".
I think that these techniques are like putting training wheels onto a
bicycle, and thus rather than teaching the new cyclist to ride on two
wheels the new cyclist may start to reply on the training wheels to not fall over.
For a young child training wheels are a good way of avoiding injuries.
But for an adult one or two instances of falling off is usually enough
for them to get the idea of how to stay upright. With sex the
falling off is ejaculating when this isn't wanted, which isn't the end
of the world.
What is important in both real Tao and Devotional Sex is that the man
learns to be in the Energized state without getting into the Edging
state. So if he gets into the Edging state or is moving too close to
it, he needs techniques to move back to the control of being Energized.
As well as just slowing down or stopping activity for as long as is
needed for him to regain control, Tao uses the technique of
circulating his energy, and this can be used within Devotional Sex as
well.
I'm sure I read somewhere years ago (but have not been able to find
this on the net recently) that as the million-dollar point distracts
men from learning the microcosmic orbit, Mantak Chia later said that his
biggest mistake was including this technique in
The Multi-Orgasmic Man.
Tao led me to Devotional Sex
The Taoist sexual techniques taught in The Multi-Orgasmic Man was pivotal to my discovering Devotional Sex.
I bought the book and was teaching myself the technique (ie doing the
exercises alone and ejaculating far less often than usual). Of course at first I
wasn't great at controlling my energy, and so each night in bed I had
much higher than usual erotic energy and my partner knew I was keen for sex. And
for a few nights in a row she obliged.
Then one night she got annoyed and said "I wish you would give up on that book. I'm sick and tired of you always wanting sex!"
I replied that I was keen to keep doing it, but she was right that
I was asking for far more sex than was reasonable. So I said "How about
I keep going, but
from now on you decide when we have sex, so if you wish then
nothing happens tonight?"
She said "Good", rolled over, and went to sleep.
This was the moment we first combined my practicing The Multi-Orgasmic Man (but with much higher energy than real Tao) with my having given her having control.
Starting Devotional Sex this way meant that she didn't need to act or feel dominant when she decided that a wake up
or bedtime would be no more than a cuddle. And with my higher than
proper Tao erotic energy I was always eager for any activity she
allowed, so she didn't have to act or feel dominant to have something
happen either.
So rather than perfecting Tao we started living what I now call Devotional Sex.
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