2.5 Edging

There are two places to edge the “stabilised flow of energy” state described in Section 2.1 – before and after the threshold.

Before you reach the threshold of the “stabilised flow of energy” state (i.e. before the jet of energy switches on), relax the visualised contraction and try to hold yourself at that point for as long as possible. Try to get as close to the threshold as possible without going over it. Going over the threshold shouldn’t result in an immediate climax, so it should be possible to go into the “stabilised flow of energy” state and bring yourself out again without climaxing.

To edge after the threshold of the “stabilised flow of energy” state (i.e. after the jet of energy has switched on), increase the strength of the visualised contraction slowly, up to the point where the “stabilised flow of energy” is becoming unstable and you almost can’t control it anymore, then decrease the strength of the visualised contraction. Keep doing this for as long as you can and get as close to the threshold of climax as possible – it’ll create some very interesting and very pleasurable effects.

Edging is a very versatile technique that can be used during all other “stabilised energy” states to provide extra variety.

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