Semen Retention Module 1

Day 1 of a 27-day journey into semen retention, built around the guiding slogan… -Return to the sex habits our ancestors practiced—the practices which are fully aligned with our DNA.

We’ll explore that our testes can hold sperms for months and years but how profoundly the ejaculation industry has shaped our behavior and mindset and make us believe that ejaculate at least 21 days in a month. Yes, The Ejaculation Industry has conditioned the male’s mind with half a dozen wrongly taught sex habits that must be unlearnt as quickly as possible to avoid impotence.

Jeffery Epstein Files are rife these days, and it is extremely disturbing and deeply unsettling to watch those files. One of the facts, discovered through the email, regarding Jeffery Epstein’s testosterone clearly shows that he had the lowest testosterone, and this was due to one of the wrongly learn habit of frequent ejaculation—an ejaculation every 2 hours. One of the victims admitted during interview that he was used to disturbed if he did not get chance to ejaculate every two hours.

One fact taught in this day is, immature sperms have lesser possibility of staying in the testes, and that’s why frequent ejaculation escalates into a destructive loop of sexual disturbance, severely decreasing testosterone. As you listen to this course, I’m confident you’ve recognized that frequent, careless spilling of semen is a wrongly learned habit and against the regular function of our reproductive system—and you’ve chosen to unlearn it. You are now, mentally, an Erosmith Tao Yogi.

One out of three men around the globe is suffering from erectile dysfunction. If the total population is 8.4 billion and half of the population is 4 billion, then one out of three comes to nearly 1.3 billion. This means that around 1.3 billion men are active users of supplements like testosterone boosters, libido enhancers, performance medications, and supplements for magnesium, calcium, and selenium.

But if you stop ejaculating for 18 days, you will find that your testes allow all these elements to deposit and replenish naturally. The ejaculation industry does not want this, because if you do this, they lose one customer. Let’s be wise and not fall victim to them. Let our body retain these ingredients in our life force—our sperm.

Mystics and visionaries like Gandhi and Rumi transformed personal desire into compassion and service. And the great minds — Tesla, Newton, Da Vinci — channeled their conserved energy into creativity, invention, and vision. Yogic and Taoist sciences explain why: sexual energy is the densest life force. When it’s wasted, it feeds cravings. When retained, it ascends — becoming clarity, wisdom, and spiritual strength.

If we closely observe the male reproductive system, it becomes clear that it is designed to conserve semen rather than waste it—a point we will explore throughout this discussion. While it is true that, biologically, sperm are ultimately meant to move outward from the body, their initial journey tells a different story. Before any outward release occurs, sperm first travel upward against gravity—from the testes, through the long ascending pathway of the vas deferens, and toward the prostate, where seminal fluids are added. This upward, effortful movement highlights that release is not the system’s default state, but a deliberate and energetically demanding process. Yogic and Taoist traditions often point to this initial upward movement as reflecting a deeper natural tendency of vital energy to rise. In these systems, practices are aimed at consciously guiding that inherent upward flow, transforming physical processes into pathways for energetic and spiritual development.

Day 3 will be quite intensive. We will dive deeply into the anatomy of the male reproductive system, giving you a clear and grounded understanding of your physical structure. Although this approach is based on modern medical science, it is essential to learn it—not only to understand the flow of sperm, but also to see how the body’s design naturally protects against the unnecessary loss of semen.

Day 4’s content is focused on working with four powerful points:
the perineum, the penile base, the prostatic urethra, and the navel.

When these centers are disconnected, arousal feels chaotic. Sensation spikes. Control disappears. But when they are aligned—physically, mentally, and energetically—your body begins to move as one integrated system.

These are not random feelings. They are patterns of energy movement.

Modern Foreplay is your second fatal enemy of duration: it silently collapses both IELT (Intravaginal Ejaculatory Latency Time) and TCT-Vaginal (Total Control Time in vaginal sex) before penetration even begins.

Unfortunately, modern foreplay can consume nearly 75%of your IELT and TCT-Vaginal. Fortunately, conscious interplay can increase both by as much as 200%. For interplay to become truly intense, you must be able to sustain through approximately three orgasmic waves, allowing both partners to rise to a higher level of vibration and connection. This is only possible when the muscles surrounding the penis are relaxed—specifically the muscles of the Urogenital Triangle. In this lesson, we will work not only on strengthening these muscles, but also on relaxation and extension practices for the Urogenital Triangle.

On Day 5, we remained focused on exercises and practices to sustain longer during IELT (Intravaginal Ejaculatory Latency Time). However, through these practices, we came to understand that ejaculatory urges are inevitable and that any sexual interaction session ultimately ends in ejaculation.

Day 6 is entirely focused on controlling those ejaculatory urges so that TCT-V (Total Control Time-Vaginal) not only increases in duration but also develops true control. The most important muscle of the anal triangle is the external anal sphincter, and its strength plays a vital role in controlling and gradually reducing ejaculatory urges. One of the most effective yogic practices for strengthening this muscle is Ashwini Mudra, and the good news is that we will explore three different variations of this practice to help you achieve maximum results.

The anal triangle is the first area that can trigger and activate the sacrum pump. The sacrum pump is the body’s primary pump that directs energy upward. These practices are not limited to enhancing sexual pleasure sensations; the ultimate goal is to drive energy upward through the sacrum pump. The journey of Kundalini begins at the sacrum and moves through the pubic region, navel, solar plexus, heart plexus, and finally reaches the pineal gland in the brain. This upward movement takes the brain on the journey that Kundalini is meant to guide—opening perception and allowing you to experience what the multiverse has to offer.

A 100% erection is the most fatal enemy of sexual duration

Let me say this clearly: a 100% erection is the biggest enemy of your sex duration. It feels powerful, but it pushes your body closer to the edge instead of giving you control. Today’s lesson will help you understand, Control Through Relaxation.

Today’s lesson focuses on a key principle most men misunderstand: lasting longer in bed is not about keeping your muscles tight—it’s about learning to relax them under conscious control. Endurance comes from relaxation with awareness, not constant contraction.

Many men rely on Kegel exercises by repeatedly tightening the pelvic floor. While this can build awareness, excessive tension often does the opposite of what you want. Tight muscles trigger faster arousal and earlier ejaculation. Relaxed, controlled muscles allow you to regulate stimulation and sustain performance.

In practical terms, a 100% erection can consume nearly 50% of your sexual duration because it pushes you rapidly toward climax.

On the other hand, a steady, relaxed erection in the 60–70% range, reduces overstimulation, preserves arousal without rushing climax and can extend your duration by up to 200% compared to your usual average.

A 60–70% erection is still firm, satisfying, and highly functional—but it gives you space to control pace, rhythm, and sensation. Day 7 is entirely focused on transforming the same muscle-strengthening exercises into muscle relaxation and muscle extension practices.

Throughout previous days content, we learned about the energy centers and the pathway of energy circulation through the Microcosmic Orbit. We also recognized that while energy has a natural flow, it can sometimes get stuck at certain points in the body, leading to blockages.

Throughout the previous days, our focus has been on preventing Qi from flowing downward and guiding it upward into the higher energy centers. Through these practices, we’ve discovered that this process is not simple—it requires teaching the energy to follow an entirely new pathway, one that moves upward and against gravity. From my own years of experience in semen retention, I’ve observed that the chakras are often unaccustomed to this reversed current, and each one responds differently as the Qi begins to rise.

Today, on Day 8, we move deeper into this process by exploring energy blockages in detail. You will learn how to recognize where the energy tends to get stuck and how to release these obstructions through awareness and practice. Clearing these blocked points is essential for allowing your sexual energy to ascend smoothly, nourishing every organ and chakra along its path. When these internal channels open, the upward flow becomes natural and effortless, transforming your energy into clarity, vitality, and expanded awareness.

Modern research suggests that regular ejaculation—often cited as at least 21 times per month—may help support prostate health. Taoist traditions, however, approach this from a completely different perspective. Rather than focusing on the number of ejaculations, they emphasize repeated activation of the male G-spot—the prostatic urethra—during every sexual experience. According to this view, the prostate is not meant to be stimulated only occasionally, but rhythmically and consciously. In a single session, instead of engaging the prostate once or even 21 times, Taoist practice aims for hundreds or even thousands of gentle activations—transforming sexual activity from a momentary release into a form of internal cultivation and long-term vitality.

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