Hey guys,
I just returned from a 3500 mile road trip. I had my eye on this throughout the journey. It was running low before, but it was at the min. Now is a good 1/2” or more below the min.
This reading was on a cold engine.
Any thoughts as to what’s causing this?
Thank you!
I’m 5.5 months in. No masturbation, porn, and maintaining vigilance when instances of mental edging pop up throughout the day. It’s been a ride.
I’ve had a beer or two about 5 times during this SR journey.
3 out of the 5 times, I’ve had a wet dream on the night I had alcohol.
I think it’s more than a coincidence.
Intuitively, it feels like alcohol somehow breaks my internal frame that is holding this energy. The vessel is somehow disrupted and that momentarily lapse of intention and “frame holding” results in a release.
I haven’t felt depleted in nearly the same way I would if I had masturbated. In some ways, the release is welcomed and seems to steady the energy to a more manageable baseline.
I should also say that this recent release also coincides with maintaining a steady daily qigong practice of 2-3 hours daily that is meant to restore and replenish life force energy.
I may have to modulate these practices moving forward because the new normal may be a little too much for my system to hold.
I’m curious to hear your thoughts and experiences. Anybody else see a correlation between alcohol and nocturnal release?
Thanks for taking the time to read this! Good luck on the journey of healing and reclaiming our natural birth right.
Hello everyone,
Has anyone had issues with a faulty tire pressure sensor? My rear driver side tire is reading low, but the pressure seems fine. Vehicle has 14,500 miles and everything seems perfect.
Thank you for taking the time.
Hi Everyone,
I’ve been diving into dry fasting content and after doing my first 72 hours, I’m pretty excited, inspired, and curious.
Ive had a tendency to go 110% with things which has, at time, led to choices that I’m not particularly proud of, but I chalk them up to learning and growing.
Chronic disease will inspire drastic behavior in the journey to health. I have an autoimmune condition called ankylosing spondylitis and it’s quite possibly been my biggest teacher in this life.
Writing to you now, a bit more mature and measured, I want to be safe and honor my body throughout this healing journey. There’s a lot of positive info out there on dry fasting and some pretty negative stuff as well.
Yesterday I went into a bit of a negative wormhole on YouTube and found many people cautioning against dry fasting for its potential to permanently damage the kidneys. They contend that dry fasting can be particularly insidious because you damage them incrementally and because kidneys are so resilient, we don’t know there’s a problem until it’s too late.
Any experienced, grounded dry fasters out there who have contended with these same concerns? What do you think? Have you had your blood markers measuring kidney function tested over time?
I’ve only completed five 3.5 day dry fasts, so I’m pretty new to the practice.
Would love to hear your experience and opinions on the matter.
Thanks in advance.