Crying After Orgasm

A Profound Part of Emotional Healing

Crying after orgasm is a phenomenon that many women, and men, but less frequently, experience after a deep, intimate exchange. While this may be surprising or confusing to some, it is far more common than is often realised. However, few people are aware of the underlying cause of this emotional release. From a holistic perspective, rooted in Taoist sexology, crying after orgasm is understood to be a natural and profound part of emotional and energetic healing.

Two Key Areas: Prostate & G-Spot

Emotional trauma can be physically stored in the body, and two key areas commonly affected by this phenomenon: the prostate in men and the G-spot tissue in women. Both of these areas are deeply connected to our sexual energy, and when trauma is physically stored there, it can restrict the flow of energy not only in the sexual organs, but also through the entire body and its energy system.

Such energetic blockages can manifest in various ways, including pain during intercourse, numbness in the genitals, difficulty reaching orgasm, decreased libido, and erectile dysfunction. These physical manifestations are often signs that energy is not circulating freely.

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Stored Trauma Can Be Released

Through regular work on the primary sexual pleasure centres, including the prostate, testicles, clitoris and G-spot, using techniques and practices such as ‘conscious masturbation’, love-based sex, specific stimulation sequences and therapeutic practices such as ‘Karsai Nei Tsang’, stored trauma can be released.

Emotional Bubbles Rising From the Genital Region

Clients often describe this process of release as emotional ‘bubbles’ rising from the genital region to the heart and brain, leading to intense emotional outbursts. These moments of release can be experienced as the ‘crying after orgasm’ phenomenon, which is the body’s way of expressing the healing of these deep-seated wounds.

Some clients even report experiencing vivid flashbacks of past traumatic experiences during these altered states of consciousness.

Crying after orgasm is not something to be feared or judged. It is a sign that a deep release has occurred in the energy system and emotional memory.

© Philipp, 02 February 2025