Neuro VIZR & Expanded Female Orgasm
Garnet Dupuis
March 15, 2020
Prologue
“I cover my eyes...relax...surrender to the experience in all ways physical, emotional, spiritual and mental...and continue to allow the dazzling starbursts to emanate from some central source within, without flinching or turning away, or seeking a way.
During Expanded Orgasms, I frequently ‘see’ internally-generated sources of light. For me, these lights are images that almost universally appear as stars bursting from a central source, and exploding into a periphery of my vision.
Their color may be white, blue, bluish white, purple or a rainbow of colors. These inner lights may be so intense that I instinctively cover my outer eyes with my hands; the light appears blindingly. It’s not, of course. It’s just very, very bright.
I find myself gazing into infinity. I can feel the starburst through my body, going both into my deepest core, and out into the universe.”
— Dr. Patricia Taylor, Expanded Orgasm, 2000
The Basic Message
Women are naturally capable of a wide range of very positive sexual experiences that in contemporary Life Sciences are called the Expanded Sexual Response (ESR) and/or the Expanded Orgasm (EO).
It is highly probable that the Neuro VIZR Experience may be able to support and enable women to attain ESR/EO experiences because of a shared physiological response dynamic here known as Cross-Reference and Cross-Reinforcement (CR/CR).
Introduction
The Neuro VIZR Experience is opening the doors to many unexpected avenues of discovery. The premise of a “First Language” creates a matrix with which other unique aspects of consciousness can unite into a special domain known as “Neuro Reality.”
One such discovery involves the human sexual experience, with a particular focus on the female orgasm.
Female sexuality and female biology in general have always lagged behind in science. The subjects have been shrouded in bias to the point of bigoted ignorance. It has not been until now in the 21st century that the feminine perspective is finally getting the respect and attention it has long deserved.
One entirely engaging new area of interest and research in the Life Sciences has been labelled the Expanded Sexual Response, or ESR. Closely linked to ESR is the term Expanded Orgasm, or EO.
Although encompassing both male and female experiences, the primary focus is most certainly the female aspect. It appears that the female human is uniquely designed with the potential for both a broad and deep range of subjective experiences in her sexuality that are directly associated with her orgasm.
This article aims to explore the probable relationship between the Neuro VIZR Experience, and specifically VIZR Visions, with the subjective qualities of female ESR/EO.
Furthermore, attention will also be given to the subjective visual experiences common to psychedelic hallucinogens as increasing evidence of an archaic First Language that is naturally present in human neurochemical systems as functioning “organic codes” of communication between all planetary living organisms.
Expanded Sexual Response (ESR)
Expanded Sexual Response (ESR) is a recently defined phenomenon. It is defined as:
“Being able to attain long lasting and/or prolonged and/or multiple and/or sustained orgasms and/or status orgasmus that lasted longer and more intense than the classical orgasm patterns in the literature.”
— Altered States of Consciousness Occurring During Expanded Sexual Response in Human Female; Sayin, H.U., NeuroQuantology, Dec. 2011, Vol. 9, Issue 4
Although the subject of ESR/EO is now receiving attention in contemporary Western Life Sciences, there has long existed an earlier set of similar understandings in Eastern, Chinese Taoist, Indian and Tantric literature.
A list of possible subjective experiences includes depersonalization or disappearance of the “self,” out-of-body experiences, flying, ecstasy, rapture, explosion feelings, quivering, earthquake feelings, flooding, absorbing, spurting, blessedness, shuddering, intense love, unreal and surreal experiences, to name just a few.
Furthermore, there are also common reports of VIZR Vision-like experiences such as seeing light flashes, color flashes, geometric shapes, figures, unearthly colors and multi-dimensional planes.
— Ibid, Sayin
Expanded Orgasm – The Physiology
There is only a sketch possible at this time that begins to explain the psychophysiology of the Expanded Female Orgasm. Some educated guesswork postulates a combination of abruptly released neurotransmitters in certain parts of the brain combined with the activation and/or deactivation of different parts of the brain.
More conventional research focusing on a “classic” orgasm lasting perhaps less than 10 seconds and of “average” intensity recognizes the release of dopamine, serotonin, norepinephrine and endogenous opioid peptides.
These molecules are known to induce changes in mood and consciousness; however, they cannot alone be considered as having the capacity to induce and sustain the prominent and prolonged characteristics found in ESR/EO.
Curiously, in some experiments involving the applied neurology of ESR/EO in women, it was found that certain brain regions actually “switched off.”
This deactivation appeared in the left Pre-Frontal Cortex (PFC), while numerous other areas in the brain were either increasing in activity or also decreasing.
The overall impression is of a highly complex coordination of neurological controls that occur simultaneously with complex biochemistry.
Simply put, there is really no clear understanding in current medical science of what happens during an ESR/EO.
The Four Nerve – Six Pathway Theory of Female Orgasm
Past scientific research regarding the female orgasm using fMRI, MR and PET technologies focused on methods specifically involving just clitoral stimulation.
The first attempts to broaden this restricted approach occurred in the 1980s with the theory of the “blended orgasm,” which recognized the more complex mechanisms involved in the range of female orgasm experiences.
Current theories recognize variations in orgasms with multiple mechanisms: pudendal nerve, pelvic nerve, hypogastric nerve, and vagus nerve pathways, along with two oxytocin neurotransmitter pathways.
A somewhat combined mechanistic theory explaining ESR/EO is that a number of these pathways combine in some unpredictable fashion, engaging many brain areas and neurotransmitter systems to create a sustained “rollercoaster” orgasmic event that varies in qualities and extends over time.
A Long Way from Masters and Johnson
The 1960s undoubtedly ushered in a sexual revolution in the West, with radical shifts in attitudes combined with “The Pill.”
The then very controversial research team of Masters and Johnson boldly led the way into the bodies and bedrooms of America with their “first ever” brand of sexual research using consenting adults.
This early research gave credibility to attempts to better understand the sexual experience while also cementing some strongly restrictive concepts regarding the female orgasm.
Their position was that the clitoris was the prime source of female orgasm while rejecting the idea of a vaginal orgasm.
— Masters W., Johnson V., Human Sexual Response, Boston: Little Brown Company, 1966
It was not until 1982 and the publishing of the now-famous “G-Spot” book that new vistas on the female orgasm began to dawn.
These days it is possible to refer to the A-Spot, O-Spot, Cervix and Pelvic Floor Muscles (PFM), Nipples and even the “Brain Orgasm” as understanding of the female orgasm continues to advance.
— Doors of Female Orgasmic Consciousness; Sayin, H.U.; NeuroQuantology, Dec. 2012, Vol. 10, Issue 4
Qualities of an Expanded Orgasm
Combining the findings of many researchers, it is possible to assemble a list of qualities and characteristics of the ESR/EO:
- The duration of single orgasms in the orgasmic train may increase;
- The duration of the whole orgasmic experience may increase, such as lasting tens of minutes to a couple of hours;
- The intensity of the individual minor orgasms generally increases along with the length of the orgasmic train;
- The number of minor orgasms in the orgasmic train may be beyond the normal and average orgasmic pattern, such as exceeding 20–30 orgasms in tens of minutes;
- The pleasure taken and sexual relief is reported to be much greater compared to a single or a couple of multiple orgasms;
- Without a refractory period, a new orgasmic state commences after each orgasm without passing to a resolution phase, while orgasmic consciousness is maintained for a long time, from a couple of minutes to tens of minutes or hours;
- Although there may be some forms of Altered States of Consciousness (ASC) in some single orgasms of some women, most ESR and EO orgasms are accompanied by ASCs, where time perception and the space-time continuum may be deeply altered;
- As reported by many ESR/EO women, ESR orgasms may have anxiolytic, anti-depressant, euphoric, myorelaxant, sedating, analgesic, acute and short-acting hallucinogenic effects.
— Doors of Female Orgasmic Consciousness; Sayin, H.U.; NeuroQuantology, Dec. 2012, Vol. 10, Issue 4
Do Psychedelics Have a Relationship to the Expanded Female Orgasm?
It is well known that various psychedelic drugs can produce unusual and even extraordinary subjective experiences. Remarkable changes in consciousness, mood, sensation and perception are typical, as well as splendid visual displays of color, patterns and geometrics.
Although not orgasmic in the strict sexual sense, personal psychedelic experiences, especially with LSD, psilocybin, mescaline and ayahuasca, can have descriptions that parallel, if not duplicate, numerous ones listed above in ESR/EO women.
Agents & Actions
In this article, we are especially interested in the visual displays and their associated states of consciousness.
Considering that intense sexual sensations/orgasms, psychedelic substances and the Neuro VIZR all generate very similar, if not the same, subjective internal lights, colors and patterns, it is reasonable to consider the likelihood that different “agents” may trigger the same “actions”.
If the proposed agent/action conditions are valid, then it is also reasonable to consider that these seemingly very different conditions are capable of cross-referencing themselves within the human in ways that are cross-reinforcing.
The cross-referencing/reinforcing conditions have, in fact, proven themselves for persons who have combined psychedelic substances with their sexual activities.
In persons who do not normally experience ESR/EO, having ingested a psychedelic substance, orgasms may be perceived as lasting from many minutes to hours.
During LSD-induced Altered States of Consciousness (ASC), some female orgasms have been coined “cosmic orgasms” in the psychedelic literature, which is a term also found in Tantric literature.
Typical reports state that sexual stimuli, such as fondling, touching, kissing and intercourse, have a totally different format and effect, so that the person realizes that he or she has never experienced anything like it before in life.
Consequently, such drugs have gained a reputation among some as potent aphrodisiacs.
— A Cognitive Review of Psychopharmacology of Hallucinogenic-Induced Altered States of Consciousness: Relation to Sexuality; Sayin, H.U., Sexus Journal, Winter 2018 / Volume 03 / Issue 07
Cross-Reference & Cross-Reinforcement (CR/CR)
Cross-Reference and Cross-Reinforcement (CR/CR) is a concept that describes the possibilities of two processes entering into a complex set of interactions in which the two separate processes begin to interrelate and then further support and fortify each other in a complementary way, resulting in the merging of the two into a new temporary unity.
CR/CR is the presumed principle underlying the Expanded Sexual Response (ESR) as well as the Expanded Orgasm (EO).
The concept proposes that different processes, even when initiated by very different agents, may begin to recognize, reference and reinforce similar physiological and experiential responses.
In the context of this article, intense sexual stimulation, psychedelic substances and Neuro VIZR Light/Sound Experiences may represent different agents capable of producing similar or overlapping actions within subjective consciousness.
The possibility of Cross-Reference and Cross-Reinforcement is therefore particularly important when considering the common reports of internally generated lights, colors, patterns, geometric forms and altered states of consciousness associated with these different experiences.
When two or more processes begin to interact, the resulting experience may become more than a simple addition of their individual effects.
Instead, the processes may enter into a mutually reinforcing relationship in which each condition strengthens, supports and amplifies the other.
This creates the possibility that a Neuro VIZR Light/Sound Experience could potentially become part of a larger learning and adaptive process associated with the development of ESR/EO qualities.
The Neuro VIZR Connection
The common subjective experiences of internally generated lights, colors, patterns and geometric forms provide an intriguing point of connection between Expanded Sexual Response, psychedelic experiences and the Neuro VIZR.
The Neuro VIZR Experience is capable of generating complex Light/Sound experiences that may produce vivid internal visual phenomena. These experiences can include flashes of light, changing colors, geometric patterns and other unusual perceptual events.
When similar subjective phenomena are produced by different agents, the possibility exists that the experiences may share certain underlying physiological response dynamics.
This is the basis for considering the potential of Cross-Reference and Cross-Reinforcement.
The Neuro VIZR does not necessarily need to duplicate every aspect of an ESR/EO or psychedelic experience. Rather, it may be capable of engaging certain common elements of the broader response system.
These elements may then interact with the individual's existing sensory, emotional and physiological experiences.
Through repeated exposure and experience, the relationship between these processes may potentially become stronger, more familiar and increasingly available to the individual.
Neuroplastic Learning
The brain is capable of learning through repeated experience. Neuroplasticity allows neural systems to adapt, reorganize and develop new patterns of response.
Within the context of Expanded Sexual Response, this raises the possibility that certain experiences may develop as learned capacities rather than simply appearing as rare or accidental events.
If an individual repeatedly experiences particular relationships between sensory stimulation, attention, pleasure and altered states of consciousness, those relationships may become increasingly familiar to the nervous system.
The proposed role of the Neuro VIZR Experience is therefore not simply to provide stimulation, but potentially to participate in a process of sensory learning and reinforcement.
Through the principle of Cross-Reference and Cross-Reinforcement, different experiences may begin to support one another.
A Light/Sound experience may become associated with particular patterns of attention, sensation, relaxation, visual imagery or altered consciousness.
Over time, these associations may contribute to the development of new experiential possibilities.
A Shared Physiological Response Dynamic
The central proposition is that intense sexual stimulation, psychedelic experiences and Neuro VIZR Light/Sound Experiences may have certain subjective and physiological response dynamics in common.
Each may involve profound changes in attention, sensation, perception and subjective consciousness.
Each may also be associated with internally generated visual phenomena, including lights, colors, patterns and geometric forms.
The similarity of these experiences does not necessarily mean that they are identical in mechanism. However, the shared qualities provide an interesting basis for exploring how different agents and actions may interact within human experience.
This possibility forms the foundation of the Cross-Reference and Cross-Reinforcement model.
Separate processes may begin to recognize one another through their common physiological and experiential characteristics. Once this occurs, they may enter into a mutually supportive and reinforcing relationship.
Expanded Possibilities
The study of Expanded Sexual Response and Expanded Orgasm remains an emerging area of interest in the Life Sciences.
Women appear capable of a broad range of subjective sexual experiences that extend beyond the conventional descriptions of orgasm found in earlier scientific literature.
These experiences may include prolonged orgasmic states, multiple orgasms, altered perceptions of time and space, intense emotional experiences, unusual sensory phenomena and profound Altered States of Consciousness.
The Neuro VIZR Experience opens an interesting possibility for exploring whether Light/Sound Brain Engagement can interact with these naturally occurring human capacities.
By providing complex patterns of sensory stimulation, the Neuro VIZR may potentially support the conditions in which Cross-Reference and Cross-Reinforcement can occur.
The interaction between visual phenomena, sensory stimulation, attention, pleasure and altered states of consciousness may create opportunities for new forms of learning and adaptation.
Conclusion
Expanded Sexual Response and Expanded Orgasm suggest that the human capacity for sexual experience is considerably broader and more complex than the conventional models of orgasm once suggested.
These experiences can involve prolonged and sustained waves of pleasure, multiple orgasms, profound changes in consciousness and vivid internal sensory phenomena.
The similarities between certain ESR/EO experiences, psychedelic states and Neuro VIZR-generated visual experiences provide the basis for the concept of Cross-Reference and Cross-Reinforcement.
According to this model, different agents may initiate similar actions within the human organism. When these actions begin to interact, they may reference and reinforce one another, potentially creating a new and temporary unity of experience.
The Neuro VIZR Experience may therefore offer a unique avenue for exploring how Light/Sound stimulation can participate in these complex dynamics of sensation, consciousness, learning and neuroplastic adaptation.
This possibility represents another example of how the Neuro VIZR Experience may open unexpected doors into the exploration of human consciousness and the many forms of experience available through the brain and body.