The Stroke Cycle
The Mechanics of Stimulation
Answers to the question of “what is stimulation” should generally be considered rhetorical. Mostly because common responses tend to be subjective in nature and narrowly target any number of categories ranging from the physiology to psychological.
A true understanding must begin with the mechanics and core components of how strategically placed touch produces reflective muscular reactions within the body [and mind]. Stroke cycles establish a foundation to examine the cause and effects of stimuli as it applies to the direction of movement. They also support discussions on how to interpret [and communicate] the results to take advantage of key physical reactions that enhance pleasure and climax.
The Stroke Cycle has two sides with each side producing a different physical response.
At The Heart Of Stimulation Is Touch
Defined:
The core component of physical stimulation is touch usually in the form of a stroke or back-n-forth movement. Stimuli comes in a wide variety of methods and techniques that are never limited to the animate or inanimate to produces a physical or mental response.
(i.e.: The warmth of a breath can be interpreted as soothing or comforting where a cool breeze may lean more towards ticklish – either can result in goose-bumps
Knowledge of the “Stroke Cycle” offers insight to specific physical reactions of genital stimuli.
Every action has an equal and
corresponding reaction…
In stimulating the body, every action has an equal and corresponding sensation, physical and intellectual reaction. Those who practice the art of ‘Tantra’ and similar techniques seek enlightenment in their quest to experience higher levels of sensual stimuli. The Teachings of AnalSutra explore the mechanics of stimulation for a deeper understanding of the physical responses so practitioners can engage in and embrace sources of intellectual stimuli that should be shared between partners. Discover the sense of touch, resulting responses and how techniques produce different results to improve the sexual experience and communication between partners.