I love it! Lol
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Can someone explain what this does in short?
This is something like tantras effects" field with transmutation or I am wrong?
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“… Let his joke live… hmm… NAH!”
Decimates joke
Causes unbearable levels of curiosity
Delays sleep on many tonight…
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I am reading and I am trying to understand what it’s said lol don’t mind me, it’s just my english
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So that’s how he got up in space to record Kidney & Adrenal Healing YouTube Video!
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Ojas (OH-JUS) is one of the three subtle forces in our body. Think of ojas as the container that holds your abundant energy. It is the ultimate energy reserve of the body and mind. It is the purest essence of Kapha, and physically, it is related to reproductive, hormonal, and cerebrospinal fluids.
I love the metaphor of ojas as the body’s natural honey: it is the delicate and refined essence we produce from the plants and other vital essences we take in. Ojas is the force that enables us to sustain that change over time. Think of it as your psychophysical container or shield.
As a society, we don’t respect this energy enough. The more ojas we have, the more impervious we are to illness and the negativity of others. Robust ojas acts as a soft shielding, helping us ward off stress and disease brought on by physical pathogens as well as psychic pathogens (emotional vampires be gone!). The more ojas we have, the more impervious we are to the negativity of others, as our own spirit has a good, strong container. Ojas gives us an overall sense of satisfaction with life. As you might suspect, our modern Western culture is chronically low in ojas.
A person with good ojas is calm and content, and has both strong immunity and endurance. This is the most important element for most of us to cultivate. It is especially true if we are trying to conceive a child, deal with a stressful life event, or overcome an illness.
But increasing our level of ojas is not just a matter of building it up. It is also about not losing or wasting it.
When you are overstimulated, for example, if you spend hours on the Internet, drinking coffee, and texting friends, you lose energy through the five senses in ways you aren’t even aware of. This leaves us feeling depleted and can brings on depressive or anxious sensations.
The practice of pratyahara, that is, controlling our senses by moderating our speech and sexual energy and getting proper rest, relaxation and sleep, helps us preserve our vital energy. The next time you feel depleted, think of drawing the mind inward instead of reaching outward for comfort. I like to lie down and practice feeling the sensations in my body, turning my focus inward and letting any stagnant emotions rise to the surface.
I’m not sure how accurate this is, but here it is.
Thank you @El_Capitan_Nemo! 
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Oh I get it
I have read again description
It’s like fusion with superconsciousness
This field what does
Like what saints are experiencing
Thus no illnesses nor negatives in us then
Only purity and calmness I guess
Like God’s light protection in us and with us
And it all comes with this transmutations of seed with this field.
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If we had to explain Ojas in terms of TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine), it can be viewed as Jing + Shen, further refined alchemically. Just my opinion though…
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That said long loops should be fine?
Especially prior to Mass Meditations 
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well,
chi is the emulsifier that melds the two into a further state.
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Yeah can’t really ultimately separate the 3, they are interdependent, right? Ojas is the outcome of all of them.
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Now with added negentropy
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You put negentropy in here too?!
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Damn holy shit,one day I order abundance,next day this gold is shared for free.Time has finally come to put to use my abstaining from sex and living at 130% capacity, @El_Capitan_Nemo,you spoil the heck out of us,giving us a way to reroute that horniness lol.
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I’d say moderation is good in everything.
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Disappears in Sacred Flower
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Mhm
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Your in depth explanation of the Ojas made me very excited and happy 
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Dorime
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