A Tantric Perspective on Premature Ejaculation. Part 1 of a
Radio Interview with Mukee Okan.
Copyright 2005 Mukee Okan
(Mukee Okan, acclaimed sexual healer and champion of sexual
fulfillment is interviewed about her work curing premature
ejaculation.)
D: Welcome. I'm Dr. Jeanette Case, and we're going to be talking
tonight with Mukee Okan.
Mukee describes herself as a transformation agent and mentor to
all dedicated to enhancing their intimate relationships and
experiencing their sexual energy as a whole new level of
positive experience.
Her focus is sex for more pleasure, creativity, energy, and
abundance in your life every day. Originally from Australia,
Mukee is a Sacred Sexuality teacher.
Her foundation is Tantra, a philosophy that encourages an
acceptance of sex as natural and life affirming. She is also
highly trained as a sexual surrogate partner therapist in the
Western medical model.
Mukee has guided many individuals and couples for many years in
simple ways to have more balance, happiness and fulfillment in
their sex lives.
She claims that she can guide any man to transform premature
ejaculation forever, so that you can last longer every single
time. She says this is essential to a better sex life. So
welcome, Mukee.
M: Thank you, Jeanette.
D: Let's go ahead and get started with some of these questions.
You know, tell me about the basis of the claim that you make
that you can help someone overcome the problem of premature
ejaculation, especially since you're a woman.
M: Well, as you know, I'm absolutely dedicated to the upliftment
of the sexual well-being of humanity - that is my work -and so
the most frequent sexual concern that I'm asked to help with is
premature ejaculation.
So all of the techniques that I teach, the controlling premature
ejaculation and lasting longer, now I've been using them very
successfully with male clients for at least the last ten years.
So I know they work.
D: Well now, why is there such a focus on lasting longer?
M: Well, to focus on lasting longer, we really need to look at a
bigger perspective. So that would involve seeing that sexual
energy is our life force energy.
You know, it's not just a stress release thing, you know, when
we have sex with our partner. There is a much bigger perspective.
So it's the same energy that makes everything possible that's in
existence, from the sun and the planets and the oceans to human
beings and the plants and the animals; the driving force is our
sexual energy. So that in a way is our will to live.
And so the birthright of every human being is to fully
experience their infinite capacity for pleasure, for orgasm and
for intimacy. And so number one, most people don't realize that
your sexual energy is for your health.
Your health physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and
sexually. So when a man learns how to increase his capacity to
first of all experience pleasure by lasting longer, they're able
to experience longer periods of arousal and his sex life has a
totally different quality.
So rather than just being a stress release mechanism, it can
become a rich, fulfilling experience for a man, and his partner
of course.
D: Wow, that just puts a totally new light on it. So now why do
men experience premature ejaculation?
M: I would say the number one reason that men experience it is
anxiety of, "Oh my god, it's gonna happen again," or simply
being totally back in the past and stressed out and in a state
of tension because that is what happens near pretty much all of
the time or all of the time.
And so in a way the cause of premature ejaculation, or why men
experience it, is psychological. It's to do with the way that
they're thinking, rather than being present in their body.
And I'd actually like to define what premature ejaculation is,
because a lot of men ask me, "Well, my natural sexual response,
you know, I seem to come very very quickly.Is that normal? How
long should it be?"
And so really the definition of premature ejaculation is an
inability to delay ejaculation to the point where it's mutually
desirable for both partners.
And so you see the definition is quite subjective. So you can't
put, you know, a timed thing on what premature ejaculation is.
The crucial thing is that if a man and his partner is satisfied
with their sexual interaction or not.
And so, when we go back to the psychological causes of why a man
might experience that, let's look first of all at anxiety and
concern, usually about sexual performance.
So a man might have incredible anxiety about pleasing his
partner, he might have so much tension in his body that he's not
even really aware of the sensations in his body.
So that seems to be one of the key things that happens for a man
who's experiencing sex like this.
D: Well now, is there anything that a man can do to change all
of this?
M: There is a lot that a man can do to change this, and really
the basis of what I've found that works over and over again for
a man is to be able to experience more relaxation.
Simple relaxation and letting go of any kind of outcome or
specific outcome of what it should look like and what's meant to
happen and how long he's meant to last for.
And so there are two key pieces, but also when you look at the
bigger perspective again, if a man can reframe sex as a natural
healing act, that can change his entire outlook on letting go of
the performance and what it should look like.
Then another key piece is actually educating himself about his
body first of all, and then obviously about his partner's.
But the more that a man learns about his own physical body and
his own sexual response as intimately as he can, then he's
naturally going to have a lot more confidence in how he has his
sex life.
(In Part 2 of this interview Mukee Okan describes what steps a
woman can take to help her partner last longer in bed. She also
describes some straightforward techniques for a man to practice
in order to delay ejaculation.)