Shamanic Attraction is kind of in-between two self-development movements without fitting into any.
1. Seduction community: They are focused on satisfying their sexual desires and sacrifice their authenticity.
2. Spiritual community: They develop themselves spiritually to improve every aspect of life and mostly skip their sexuality.
Some people may wonder… if I am teaching spiritual development and improving every aspect of life, why am I so focused on sexuality?
We are actually doing sexual transmutation. We are channeling our sexual energy to make profound changes into our lives. Napoleon Hill talks about Sexual Transmutation in his famous book Think and Grow Rich. Sex is a very powerful force of life. Our sexual energy is grounded to the Earth and our love energy is grounded to the Universe, so in some way we could say that sexuality is half of life. That’s why it is so important. That’s why we want to solve this so badly. That’s why it is so powerful.
Your sexual energy can lead you to leave everything behind and to travel. It can motivate you to bring profound changes into your life. It can guide you to be with some people instead of other people.
You can also transmute your sexual energy into creativity. It can bring you inspiration to compose some of the finest music or to paint some of the most?beautiful?drawings. It can bring you strength to build projects and businesses. It can bring you motivation to follow your dreams until the end.
Sexuality is a very powerful force that you can use to move your life forward in all areas.
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#1 by Sergio on October 23, 2010 - 6:03 pm
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Finally someone talks about this subject. It’s not something that’s talked about in depth, even Napoleon Hill, who mentions it, doesn’t elaborate on it.
Does anyone know which one is the best book on the subject?
#2 by Etienne Charland on October 23, 2010 - 6:58 pm
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I just realized there isn’t even an article about Sexual Transmutation on Wikipedia!
This isn’t rocket science but I don’t know any book on the subject.
Looks like we’re in uncharted territory.
#3 by Ron John on October 23, 2010 - 8:43 pm
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David D talks about it in one of his longer products, I think it’s “On Being a Man,” & he specifically brings up how he discovered it in Hill’s book.
Here’s the problem–he frames it as if Hill was talking about storing up your sexual energy by not ejaculating, going so far as to say that you don’t feel like doing anything once you’ve orgasmed.
I don’t remember everything Hill actually wrote in that chapter, but I do remember him specifically saying that the most powerful men in the world were all “highly sexed.”
MAYBE Hill actually framed it as though powerful men all surrounded themselves w/ hotties and didn’t ejaculate with them in order to store up their sexual energy–but if he did, I think he’s wrong.
My own experience has shown me that you need to let your sexual energy flow out into the universe freely, because then you’re not dealing w/ all that frustration & you can actually accomplish things (vs. being driven primarily by that emotional need). I think sex is one of the base, first-level needs in Maslow’s hierarchy, actually–until your body is satisfied that it’s constantly experiencing ejaculation, that is going to build up & stand in the way.
#4 by Etienne Charland on October 23, 2010 - 9:12 pm
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You’re mixing two different things. Napoleon Hill talks about sexual transmutation which is one thing. What you then describe is Tantra which is another thing. When you get into Tantra, you can channel your sexual energy to have full-body orgasms and to have orgasms without ejaculation. Non-ejaculatory orgasms can often be stronger than ejaculatory orgasms, and you can have one after the other. The thing is… I have a very hard time stopping until I get the juice out 😛
#5 by RJ on October 25, 2010 - 12:46 pm
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In that case, can you elaborate about the mechanics of sexual transmutation?