Understanding Sexual Kalas and Their Power
Understanding Sexual Kalas and Their Power
What are
a. Stellar energies
Magical and hidden vibrations emanate from sexual kalas. They are substances.
sacred whose subtle energies come from the stars. The glands
producers are merely centers of intermediation and reservoirs of emissions
cosmic. It is not a coincidence that in the ancient tantric tradition these kalas have
are represented by stars. The magical and spiritual use of the kalas
sexuality has been well known throughout all times and cultures, although
kept secret.
b. Vulgar attitude
The inferior man finds it very difficult to understand the real nature of the kalas.
sexual, as it has mistaken ideas about them and their functions. Man
inferior generally hates the kalas because it wrongly associates them with
something dirty. Empty of energies and reduced to a bestial state, considers "bad"
or "dirty" to the sexual organs and their fluids. This type of man usually
to also abhor the transcendent sex, especially the maithuna. Such
prejudices are totally wrong, as they are conveniently kept clean and
The sexual organs are the cleanest part of the body.
if we want to know a person's true spiritual level, it is enough to
ask him what he thinks about maithuna and the kalas.
c. Initiatory use
These kalas can be ingested during the maithuna sexual games, which
what constitutes the most appropriate way. We said that in sexual yoga
everything is allowed except for the orgasm. Sexual kalas can be drank
also outside the magical-sexual context of maithuna, as happens with the
vegetable soup.
In the use of the kalas, it is necessary to progress with perseverance, as much as with
prudence. First of all, it is necessary to ensure that our partner does not
do not suffer from any disease, capable of infecting us through the
copulation and the kalas. Secondly, it is necessary to move forward
gradually in the intake, in order to acclimate the body and mind
to this new vibration. Some kalas could produce too much pressure
powerful in a weak or insufficiently prepared brain.
In the ancient temples of Sumeria, Chaldea, and Egypt, where they worshipped the
sexual organs as sources of great magical power, this science was
property of the priests and their priestesses providers of kalas. A
through their practices of 'mystical cannibalism' or 'sacred coprophagia',
the initiates experienced the 'divine addiction', capable of awakening them and
lead them to the spirit. From the sexual kalas derive the sacraments of
some current religions.
In the biblical Genesis, we find the two trees that are located in the Garden of
Eden. One of them is the tree of knowledge of good and evil. The other is the
tree of life. They are the two pillars or columns of tantric sexual yoga:
the maithuna and the kalas, respectively.
The ancient tantric science of the kalas is not for weak spirits, you know it already.
we have said. It is a teaching as strong and impressive as it is the
reality that surrounds us. A very loud noise is better than a gentle caress
to awaken a deeply sleeping man. This knowledge is appropriate
for those who chose the thorny path of the 'fast track' and for no one
more. This doctrine now presents itself as the most suitable for our era
current of Kali-Yuga, the iron age in which the spirit is almost
totally alienated in the subject.
2. Major feasts
a. Red scarf
The man has sixteen sexual qualities and the woman has sixteen sexual qualities.
woman. Of the sixteen female kalas, menstrual blood is the most powerful.
of all, the one with the greatest magical emanation. Because of this, this kalas occupies the
position number sixteen. We must point out here that we are reading
the sixteenth chapter of our work, dedicated to the science of kalas.
Likewise, the fourth chapter of each of the three books that make it up
it is about magical sexuality.
The use of the red kalas is the oldest of all. It dates back to the time of the...
great goddesses in which every woman was considered sacred, the embodiment
long live them. The oldest and most well-known of those female deities is the
goddess Kali, from ancient India. She was depicted as a woman with skin
black, with six arms and its neck surrounded by skulls as a necklace.
most notable was the representation of her mouth and her vagina, bleeding from
They. Kali was the eternally menstruating goddess and absorber of kalas. She was the
goddess of time, of death and of the rebirth of man. The goddess who
took away and gave life.
In ancient Egypt, there were thirteen months in the year, each consisting of twenty-eight days.
Therefore, there were also thirteen zodiac signs. The thirteenth sign, the
the spider, corresponded to Gemini, at the end of May and beginning of June. A
All those born under this sign were oriented towards the priesthood and the
magic. The spider also constitutes a deep initiatory symbol. In addition to
being a great architect, she feeds by absorbing the fluids of her victims,
Sus gatherings, we can say. They combine two key elements of knowledge.
ancient: the ingestion of the kalas and the construction of oneself.
Returning to the ancient measurement of time, the word 'kalas', which means
"cycle", "period" or "time" was later extended to designate the
menstruation, because it was precisely the female menstrual cycles that
that were used as a unit or measure of time. Only later the
the term "kalas" was expanded to refer to all other secretions of the
woman, not only to her menstrual blood. It was later also used to refer to the
male sexual secretions. In this way, 'kalas' not only means
time" but also "secretion" or "sexual essence." It was in this last one
connotation that I extended to the designation of "essences", "secretions"
"extracts" from the plant kingdom, when I refer to kalas
vegetables or greens.
Kali, the name of the goddess, perhaps derives from 'kalas': time, cycle. With
relation to the great eras or historical cycles, this is that of Kali-Yuga, period
where we currently stand and which also has the same name
that the goddess. In this period, characterized by the maximum peak of the
dense matter, the use of maithuna and kalas becomes important again
as the means indicated to return to the spirit. In this era too, the
woman must be divinized again.
In ancient Egypt, the energies of the red kalas were said to come from the sun.
Sirius, "the sun beyond the sun". Red is also the color of Set, the great initiator.
that awakens the consciousness of men. Likewise, Sirius (or Sothis) is the
Seth's star.
Due to their relationships with the full moon, due to the effects of the moon on the waters and
Regarding menstruation, these cults are called lunar or of the night. For
for some mysterious reason, besides, if several women live together their cycles
menstrual cycles unify after a short time, they synchronize, and they begin to
menstruate in unison.
The inferior man abhors the kalas and especially the red kalas, the most
powerful of all. Abhors the 'fast track' to the spirit. Considers
"impure" or "dirty" to the woman during menstruation, avoiding all contact.
with her, and even with the objects that have been in contact with her. To
Tantric sexual yoga, on the contrary, the woman during her menstrual cycle...
has become sacred and worthy of worship. It is in its purest state and
elevated and has become the living embodiment of the goddess. The period
menstrual is the most suitable for performing maithuna and if the woman is left
pregnant during this phase, it is said that your child will be the child of a god. It was
so important is the menstrual cycle for yogis, that it used to be chosen as
tantric partner to the woman who experiences during her menstruation a
increase in their sexual desires.
The sexual yoga of India and Tibet, a direct heir and faithful custodian of the
secret wisdom of Sumeria and Egypt considers the vagina as the receptacle of
all the mysteries and the gateway to the heavens. She is the fountain of
great magical power. In it lies the key to awaken and return, to
access other dimensions of reality and unleash the spirit. She
fulfills and satisfies all desires, human and divine. Since ancient times, the
the vagina has been represented by a triangle with an eye inside, symbol
of supreme power and wisdom. It is worth noting here that the same
the symbol is the one that is traditionally used to represent God. Even in
Popular language often equates both concepts. Vulgarly
The vagina is often called 'the face of God' and said of those who have never had it.
sexual relations "he doesn't know the face of God." There is also a
a vulgar expression referring to 'the vagina of God', used vulgarly as
exclamation of lament when something has gone wrong.
The adept can drink the red kalas alone or mixed with other kalas. It can
In addition, drink it from a cup or from its source. There is a sexual position.
tantric for this, in which the mouth of each member of the couple is positioned in
contact with each other's genitals. In the West, this position is known as
such as "high cunnilingus" or "mystical kiss".
During her menstrual phase, a woman is at the peak of her magical power.
She is a receptacle and transmitter of liberating forces.
transmitted by their kalas. Through their absorption, the yogi obtains for themselves
those qualities. There has been talk of a deadly poison contained in the body of
the woman, capable of killing but also of freeing a man. The red kalas is
without a doubt that substance.
In the books of alchemy, the allusions to sexual kalas, especially to the kalas
red, they are something constant. It is common to find phrases like these at every turn:
After whitening the metal, the red dye must be poured over it.
pour the menstruum or tincture over the Stone," or "the red tincture is the ingredient
essential to obtain the Stone." They also constantly repeat.
terms like: "Red Work", "Rubeus Elixir", etc. Alchemy describes the
inner evolution of man through three phases: the Work to the Black, the Work
to the White and the Work to the Red. They refer, respectively, to abstinence
orgasmic, to maithuna and to the red kalas. These three colors represent the
different phases or stages of the Great Work. We find these three again
phases of the Work in most secret societies throughout all time periods,
from Egypt onwards. These three phases are represented by the three
initiations that the aspirant must undergo in their hard struggle for the
liberation of its spirit.
b. White collar
Firstly, the most important of the white kalas is the male semen.
It is the most important of the sixteen sexual kalas of the male, and it is to him that
The term 'kalas blanco' generally refers to this kalas as the supreme.
receptacle of magical and liberating energy in man. Its esoteric use
is historically later than that of the red kalas. Its ingestion by the yogi himself is
very common, after the periodic orgasm or an involuntary orgasm, it
which allows for the partial conservation of magical strength in their body. In the
Egyptian religion, this self-absorption of one's own kalas is represented by Seth,
who after drinking his own semen gave birth to Thoth. Furthermore, the ingestion
the white male label from the woman is very widespread, whether it is
as part of the common love game as in the yogic practices of
transcendent sexuality.
This rudimentary female gland pours out its secretion, the female semen,
in the vagina through a duct, being evacuated to the outside from there.
In the ancient tantric temples, it was common to select the priestesses.
according to your ability for the abundant emission of this kalas.
The woman spills her white kalas outside through a very orgasm.
special and extremely full, with real sensations of an energy or
current descending internally from its head to its genitals.
Only those women who have experienced it can describe and
understand this. To access this type of orgasm, the woman must position herself
on top of the man. While he is lying on his back in a horizontal position,
she must practically sit on it in order to obtain the maximum
penetration and freedom of movement. This tantric position is called
Viparita Maithuna. It is also known as 'Lilith position' or 'position of...
"Kali". Is this position similar to vertical childbirth and the most appropriate for
that the woman can find the right point of stimulation for herself
provokes the evacuation of your white kalas. Persevering in this way and
alternating with sexual yoga practices, any woman will be able to
open your white kalas channel to the outside, even when it is located
atrophied.
c. Supreme Elixir
The union of the red kalas with the white male kalas constitutes the maximum
kala, the supreme elixir. Other kalas can also be involved in this mixture.
sexuals, but the important thing is the blend of red and white. It is called
also 'soma', 'the double kalas', 'mixed kalas', etc. This kalas is drunk by
one or both members of the couple and the kalas that constitute it can
come from themselves or from other people. It is common to find yogis who
they only achieve their periodic orgasm when their partner is menstruating,
which provides both of the two main kalas at the same time.
This union of the two kalas, red and white, appears in all the books of
alchemy. It is referred to as "the elixir of immortality", "elixir of the
"eternal youth," etc. These texts often also abound in
expressions like 'the mixed ones', 'the White Lion must unite with the Red Lion', 'the
"union of Adam, the red, with Eve, the white", etc. Likewise, when in the books
from alchemy we find allusions to the 'union of the Red Lion with the Lion'
Green," we know that they refer to the red kalas and the green kalas,
respectively.
The supreme elixir, used since ancient times in magical rites and
religious, survived in a symbolic form, being replaced by bread and wine.
components.
3. Minor parties
yellow tie
In the ancient Vedas, there are several references to the ceremonial ingestion of
urine, despite the fact that this kalas has little magical value. The cause of this
reference should be sought in a larger context, in which this kalas was charging
great importance. For millennia, many shamans have turned to the
ingestion of amanita muscaria mushrooms to induce in themselves states of
trance. The hallucinogenic substances contained in these mushrooms have the
particularity of passing intact directly into the urine, without undergoing any
modification while preserving its hallucinogenic quality. It was very common
then, that the shaman drank his own urine in order to maintain in his
organism the necessary dose to prolong at will its trance state, to
times over several days.
It is in this singular case of union between a human kalas and a vegetal kalas.
where the yellow kalas gained magical and spiritual importance, like
receptacle and transmitter of the hallucinogenic component of the mushroom. This plant
singular was widely used for magical purposes since antiquity. From Egypt it passed
to India and Tibet. In Siberia, it is still used today by shamans. These, when
they have stopped ingesting their own urine over and over again and consider it finished
trance, they take it out in a bucket to the outside of their house. There, a group generally
Numerous people wait for this moment to ingest it and enter a trance.
they too. Of course, the effects and the usefulness will be very different
in a shaman and in a common man.
Apart from this magical context, the yellow kalas also possesses the quality of
"filtered". This means that as this kalas is evacuated and returned to
ingesting several times, it becomes clearer, until it becomes almost
transparent like water and with a pleasant taste. It has been used since a long time
immemorial as medicine and as a sexual game between lovers. In the
magical ceremonies usually involve ingesting it mixed with the red kalas and sometimes,
In a symbolic way, their components are replaced by red wine and water.
b. Black tie
Since ancient times, human excrement has been used in magical rites.
and religious. The Kalagnirudra Upanishad, sacred book of ancient India,
prescribe the incineration or calcination of excrement for subsequent
ritual use of those ashes, which must be applied to the
body according to a certain order and configuration. The ingestion, daily or not, of
these powdered ashes used to be recommended for medicinal purposes.
c. Other kalas
Other human secretions, such as saliva, sweat, milk, tears, etc. are
also used, but their magical value is lower.
There are also kalas used by minor and misguided sects, therefore
general in India and Africa. As simple curiosity, we can mention the use of
animals or corpses by these groups, either to ingest their kalas
as a means to perform maithuna with them. In certain regions of India, still
Today there are groups of aghoris who spend the night in cemeteries, meditating or
practicing maithuna. Regarding this and on a totally
Different, it is very common among the yogis of Tibet to practice daily meditation.
sitting on a skull and surrounded by human bones, which gives us
remembers certain rituals of secret societies of the West. This
confrontation with death tempers the yogi, confronting him with the extreme
transience of life on the physical plane and the unsatisfactory condition of it.
4. Produced effects
a. Physical changes
The ingestion of the yellow kalas, whether by oneself or by a young and healthy person, is
has been used since ancient times to preserve health, cure diseases, heal wounds
wounds and in general to seek rejuvenation and longevity. A
A very curious custom is to throw pieces of copper sulfate or various others.
remedies in a container where the urine of a sick person is found, in order to
stimulate their healing from a distance.
The kalas, especially the male white kalas, are also used for
to achieve beauty, a youthful appearance, smooth and soft skin, and also
rejuvenation and longevity.
b. Psychological changes
Through the use of the kalas, the yogi can unify all pairs of
opposites. Opposites like "good-bad", "forbidden-permitted", "pleasant-
"repugnant", etc. are easily overcome. Through the kalas the yogi
reaches the transcendence of all duality and projects itself beyond good and
bad.
While sexual kalas cannot provide the adept with what he does not possess
in germ, these transmuting agents will turn their internal world upside down,
putting it right.
c. Parapsychological changes
Within the parapsychological level, we will include here both siddhis or powers
magical like the process of spiritual liberation. Both those and this one.
greatly facilitated by the repeated and persistent use of the kalas.
They prepare us for one potentiality and another.
Regarding the siddhis, the sexual kalas alter consciousness and produce a
notable intensification of parapsychological abilities. All the techniques
parapsychological that we have described, both those that are to influence and those
What they are for perceiving will work much better under the effect of these kalas.
This is easy to verify by applying the techniques before and after.
With sexual kalas, the possibilities for experimentation are endless. There are
yogis, for example, who use the red kalas to perform astral travel.
Others mentally absorb the astral kalas of other people, as we saw.
in the chapter on breathing yoga. The modalities are countless and
they are inspired by the intuition and imagination of the practitioner. Two things
first of all, the orgasmic abstinence must be remembered, and secondly
order the need to insist and experiment.