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WORSHIPPING SHIVA LINGAM:

At the first international conference on orgasm held at New Delhi from February third To sixth 1991 Dr. Prakash Kothari the president of the conference, very clearly declared "Orgasm takes place between the ears, ejaculation between the legs". He is perfectly correct. At the time of intercourse the released Kundalini force along with the mind establishes a momentary contact with the greater self through the entrace to Brahmarandra between the ears resulting in a flash of perfect bliss. Since the flow of Energy by constant practice of yoga methods is not directed through the Sushumna upwards beyond to Agna chakra or Sahasrara the mind by its normal extrovert attitude established during incarnation after incarnation drives the released Kundalini force out through the sex organ.

Among all the activities of the wandering mind for sensual pleasures the desire of the mind to enjoy sex is the strongest. Mr. J.Krishnamurthi, the great philosopher during discourse advocated the practice of Buddhist theory of keeping watch of the activities of one’s mind from moment to moment to control it and decipline it. He said once to his audience that the practice of Gurus instructing the deciples not to look at females or indulge in sex thoughts was wrong absolutely wrong. He said it was the moment when the mind was most active and the easiest moment to catch it, be aware of its absolutely wrong. He said it was the moment when the mind was most active and the easiest moment to catch it, keep on indulging in that thought but be intensely aware of the activity.

When the mind knowingly indulges in the thought in the energy begins to flow from the sex nerves into Sushumna.
God exists everywhere as Intelligence and Bliss.
He exists in man in the crown of his head as Paramathma and on the right side of his chest as Jeevathama, encompassed in four bodies Physical, Astral, Casual and Supercasual.
Yoga practice is the attempt of the jeevathma to discard the four bodies to reach Paramathma to regain the original perpetual state of sublime happiness or bliss.