The document discusses cerebral orgasm and how focusing on genital sensations alone leads to superficial and fleeting pleasures. It notes that traditions have focused on cerebral stimulation during orgasm and pleasure from other sensual experiences. Attending to cerebral involvement in orgasm provides lasting fulfillment, indicating that sexual experiences are not merely physical but also mental and spiritual. The document suggests all relationships, including sexual ones, could evolve into something sublime and eternal if cerebral orgasm is emphasized, and wonders if namasmāran (remembrance of the divine name) could be useful in this.

1. CEREBRAL
ORGASM
DR.
SHRINIWAS
KASHALIKAR

2. The Greek word orgao means excitement or
swelling with moisture. The Sanskrit word
urja means nourishment sap or vigor.
Even as the cerebral cortical, autonomic
nervous, visceral, endocrine and whole body
involvement in ORGASM is known, the focus
seems to be on genital and pelvic sensations
and the means of orgasm also seem to revolve
around these.
This has fixed us into ephemeral superficial
and mean “pleasures” which start sinking
later.

3. There are some traditions which have focused
on the cerebral stimulation involved in
orgasm; as well as in pleasure emerging from
other sensual pleasures.
Attention to cerebral involvement which gives
the lasting fulfillment or contentment indicates
that all experiences including that of sexual
intercourse are not merely non-neural, non-
psychological and non-spiritual and ephemeral
experiences.

4. All the relationships including sexual would
evolve and become sublime and eternal if
CEREBRAL ORGASM is attended to with
greater emphasis. One has to find out if
NAMASMARAN can be useful in this.
DR. SHRINIWAS KASHALIKAR