Doors of Female Orgasmic Consciousness: New Theories on the Peak Experience and Mechanisms of Female Orgasm and Expanded Sexual Response

Abstract

Although there are many forms of female orgasms described in the literature, there are still debates about the female orgasmic response and no unified theory to explain those orgasmic reflexes and sexual responses have been proposed. Also, there are inconsistent reports and comments about the 'vaginal versus clitoral orgasm controversy'. Recently, a novel form of female orgasms has been coined as "Expanded Sexual Response" (ESR), and defined as: "being able to attain long lasting and/or prolonged and/or multiple and/or sustained orgasms and/or status orgasmus that lasted longer and more intense than the classical orgasm patterns defined in the literature". Expanded orgasms induce a different state of consciousness, or "orgasmic consciousness", whereas many forms of altered states of consciousness (ASC) can be observed. There are lots of reports, coming from the data accumulated during last decades on the female orgasm and orgasmic consciousness, which confirms the fact that "clitoral and vaginal orgasms are two separate entities", while their unification may induce a stronger and intense form of female orgasm, coined as "blended orgasm". As we have hypothesized in our other publications, at least six orgasmic reflex pathways may take part in the development of single or multiple clitoral, vaginal, blended orgasms, and expanded, enhanced, prolonged ESR orgasms. Pudental, pelvic, hypogastric and vagus nerves play major roles in the development of single or ESR orgasms, as well as at least two oxytocin pathways may contribute to it. In blended, ESR orgasms and/or status orgasmus, more than one 'orgasm reflex arch pathway' may trigger the orgasm at the same time, while other pathways play a supplementary role. We have investigated the ESR phenomenon using a specific ESR-Scale in a series of surveys among ESRwomen, compared to the control groups and defined the main characteristics of ESR phenomenon in the human female. ESR women seem to have higher libido, higher masturbation frequency, more erotic fantasies, stronger and more intense, prolonged orgasms or expanded orgasms (EO); while they experience multiple clitoral, vaginal and blended orgasms separately, as well as status orgasmus. Also ESR women are more aware of their bodies and their deep vaginal erogenous zones (DVZs), which comprises inner clitoris, G-Spot, A-Spot, O-Spot, PC-Muscles and Cervix. "Four nerve-six pathway theory of female orgasm" and oxytocinergic system may seem to explain ESR phenomenon.

The Consumption of Psychoactive Plants in Ancient Global and Anatolian Cultures During Religious Rituals: The Roots of the Eruption of Mythological Figures and Common Symbols in Religions and Myths

“…During the Dionysus rituals, Bacchae danced, joined the entertaining people, and served wine and psychoactive drinks, such as kykeon or absinthe. Most of the Bacchae were insatiable and hypersexual-hyper orgasmic ESR women who joined the dances of the festival, as well as the long lasting sexual activities of the Dionysus Cult (Sayin, 2011(Sayin, , 2012a(Sayin, , 2012b(Sayin, , 2014Euripides, B.C. ;Azar, 2006;Daniélou, 1992;Ruck, 2000Ruck, , 2001Ruck, , 2006aRuck, -b, 2013.…”

Using the FITT Principle to Examine the Relationship between Exercise and Sexual Performance Indicators

“…Through these elements, positive feelings of self-image and increased body awareness may develop which can contribute to the likelihood of multiple orgasms. This concept of body awareness and multiple orgasms has been supported by research (Sayin, 2012) showing that women who are more aware of their bodies are more likely to have stronger, more intense, prolonged, or expanded orgasms (Sayin, 2012).…”

“…Although this finding was initially surprising to the researchers, review of earlier studies (Copland, 1994;Pfirman, 1988) in recreation shows that individuals can develop self-awareness, trust, and positive feelings of self-image through this exercise type. These traits are related to improved sexuality (Sayin, 2012). Therefore, exercise types that primarily focus on factors such as weight loss, muscular strength, muscular endurance, and general fitness may not improve sexual performance as well as exercise types that include these factors but also promote self-awareness and development of positive self-image.…”

Mystical Love: The Universal Solvent

“…Mystical experiences may occur spontaneously while a person is involved in other activities, such as long‐distance running (Jones 2004) or merely walking somewhere (Merrell‐Wolff 1973). They may arise spontaneously during dreaming (Laughlin 2011: Pp xxx), intense sexual experiences (MacKnee 1996; Sayin 2011; Sayin 2012), illness (Wallace 1969), or brain injury (Fenwick et al 1985). More often MEs are intentionally evoked by ritual practices (d'Aquili, Laughlin and McManus 1979; Laughlin, McManus and d'Aquili 1990; Franco 2009), by imbibing psychotropic drugs (Furst 1976; Ruck et al 1979; Dobkin de Rios 1984), and during vision quests (Irwin 1994).…”