CSF

[Guest guest]

Dear Jagannath:

 

In a recent post you wrote that cerbrospinal fluid (CSF) is a component of semen. I found this very intriguing, and an excellent "physical" rationale for celibacy. But, I had my doubts, so I sent off an inquiry to an endocrinologist at allexperts.com. Here was his response:

 

"Hi Brad:

No, that is not correct. CSF is not produced in the testis. Many body fluids have similarities, but CSF is not in semen.

Dr. G."

 

However, your (and jay's) discussion of subtle/spiritual energy being dissipated through the sex act (which includes the discharge of semen - and its counterpart in the subtle body) is an excellent explanation of and rationale for celibacy.

 

Om Ramakrishna,

Brad

[Guest guest]

Dear Brad,

 

This answer was quite expected. But you see, in real

life we find patients with increased libido suffering

from various spinal problems such as spinal

irritation, lower back pain, stiffness in the neck,

extreme weakness after the act and a general weakness.

They also suffer from irritation, confusion, lack of

concentration and a weak memory. Many also suffer from

acute depression and a strange form of shyness.

 

There is also a reduced strength of natural immunity

leading to frequent coughs and colds, headaches, sinus

problems etc.

 

These symptoms cannot be wished away.

 

I suggest you go to www.homeopathyhome.com and put the

same question to eminent homeopaths through the

bulletin board. I have suggested Jay to do the same.

You can also try ayurvedic sites for more info on the

matter. Please let us know the outcome.

 

At the Ramakrishna Mission, Bhubaneswar, after I have

discussed the subject with Swami Priyarupanandaji, we

are trying to hold a general seminar on celibacy and

purity. We are planning to invite an eminent

psychiatrist, a homeopath and also an ayurvedic

practitioner to participate. This is being planned for

the national youth day celebrations. The topic will be

disguised a bit so that students (both boys and girls)

do not hesitate to participate. As lack of purity and

celibacy is one of the main causes of stress among

youth we have decided to name the topic " Present Youth

- How can You Manage Stress? "

 

As a build up to the event we are holding a seminar on

a similiar subject on 27th Dec as part of our monthly

youth debate. A psychiatrist will be participating as

the chief speaker. I will post the outcome of the

debate on this list.

 

The list can send their views to Swami

Priyarupanandaji at rkmbbsr@sancharnet,in. We will be

very happy if you all send your suggestions and

suggest means to make the event more practical and

useful. We will try and post the more constructive

views on our notice board. Of couse Swami

Priyarupanandaji will have the final say on the

matter.

 

 

Regards

Jagannath

 

 

 

 

 

--- Brad Stephan <brad wrote:

> Dear Jagannath:

>

> In a recent post you wrote that cerbrospinal fluid

> (CSF) is a component of semen. I found this very

> intriguing, and an excellent " physical " rationale

> for celibacy. But, I had my doubts, so I sent off an

> inquiry to an endocrinologist at allexperts.com.

> Here was his response:

>

> " Hi Brad:

> No, that is not correct. CSF is not produced in the

> testis. Many body fluids have similarities, but CSF

> is not in semen.

> Dr. G. "

>

> However, your (and jay's) discussion of

> subtle/spiritual energy being dissipated through the

> sex act (which includes the discharge of semen - and

> its counterpart in the subtle body) is an excellent

> explanation of and rationale for celibacy.

>

> Om Ramakrishna,

> Brad

>

 

 

 

 

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