Monday, 18 September 2023 02:15 PM
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NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / September 18, 2023 / Journalist, author and human sexuality expert Jenna Owsianik presented an in-depth exploration of the practice of orgasmic meditation, referred to as OM, on a leading platform for insightful articles on human sexuality. Titled "Unveiling the Science Behind Orgasmic Meditation," this article delves into the controversial practice and highlights scientific findings that challenge conventional assumptions about sexual response and past trauma.
Since its emergence in the 2000s, OM has been the subject of intense scrutiny, sensationalism, and intrigue. The controversy surrounding its creator, OneTaste CEO Nicole Daedone, and the legal troubles faced by her and the company's former head of sales, Rachel Cherwitz, have made headlines following an FBI investigation.
Owsianik's article initially explores her hesitation to engage with the topic, given its complexity and controversy. However, she finds that even amidst detractors, the potential benefits of orgasmic meditation become apparent when the practice is distilled to its core essence.
The article specifically focuses on a groundbreaking study conducted by neuroscientist and licensed psychologist Nicole Prause. Prause's research challenges existing assumptions about sexual response and trauma, shedding light on the practice's potential benefits.
In her study, Prause examined 125 couples who practiced orgasmic meditation, assessing their backgrounds and experiences of past trauma using the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Questionnaire. The study aimed to understand the impact of past trauma on participants' experiences during orgasmic meditation.
Contrary to prevailing beliefs, the research results challenge the notion that individuals with a history of sexual trauma cannot experience pleasure and human connection. Instead, the study reveals that they often experience increased sexual arousal and positive emotions during orgasmic meditation sessions.
One key aspect that sets OM apart is its structured and highly predictable consent process, offering participants a sense of safety that may be lacking in other sexual experiences. Nicole Prause suggests that for those who struggle with positive sexual interactions, orgasmic meditation might offer a valuable avenue to explore.
Owsianik's research, which she demonstrates in her article provides an enlightening perspective on this controversial practice and its potential therapeutic benefits, encouraging further exploration and discussion in the realm of human sexuality.
The Institute of OM Foundation invites readers to delve into this thought-provoking article and join the conversation about orgasmic meditation's place in the landscape of human sexuality.
About the Institute of OM
The Institute of OM Foundation (IOMF) is a non-profit research center focusing on peak state consciousness arising from the practice of OM as it pertains to improvements in the areas of trauma, depression, general health and the advancement of eudaimonia.
For information on IOMF:
Allyson Gonzalez, Institute of OM
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 1.888.604.6636
SOURCE: Institute of OM