I. VAMA MARGA Foundations Of The Left-Hand Path - staticfly.net

There are numerous interpretations of the "correct" method of male orgasm
but from our perspective, none are indisputable.
The underlying – and perhaps essential – left-hand path principle
concerning semen is the notion of ejaculation as magical sacrifice. The
sinister adept's emission of semen is sacralised as a self-sacrifice of his own
life-force into the altar of his shakti's vulva, an act known as dutiyaga. In
traditional Hindu ceremony, the celebrant usually pours consecrated ghee
butter or oil on the fire of the altar. The heretical left hand path replaces this
approved sacrificial substance with semen, which most Hindus are so loath
to emit. In the pre-Tantric Brihadaranakaya Upanishad, an understanding of
ejaculation as a sacrificial release of energy into the matrix of shakti-power
is made plain: "Her lower part is the sacrificial altar: her hairs the sacrificial
grass, her skin the soma-press [here reference is made to soma, the
illuminating sacred potion of the gods, often though to have been a now
unknown psychedelic substance] The two lips of the yoni are the fire in the
middle."
Seen through the symbolic prism of the left-hand path, the friction of
lingam and yoni are compared to the friction of the sticks that create the fire.
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The mounting sexual pleasure
of the couple expresses the
rising flames of the fire. The
yoni is the altar itself, into
which the sacrifice of sacred
oil, or male ejaculate, is poured.
The divinity to whom the
sacrifice is made is the female
partner, the incarnation of the
Great Goddess. The power of
the sexual sacrifice is thought to
be much stronger when she is
menstruating, as this is believed
to release more of the feminine
energy sacred to the left-hand
path. There can be no doubt that
the tradition of sacrifice began
with animal and human
offerings to the gods. Left-hand
path initiates consider the
intensity of self-generated
sexual energy freed at the
moment of orgasm to be far
superior to the force freed
externally through the death of
animals. Animal sacrifice is
subsequently shunned by most
Western left-hand path adepts.
The Elixir
Among the many paired
opposites of sinister Tantra, the
symbolism of white and red are
as important as the earlier
mentioned right and left, solar
and lunar, Shakti and Shiva.
White is the color of semen
within which the masculine
essence is conserved. Red is the
fiery color of feminine shakti