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Dr. Andrew Newberg and Rachel Pelletier discuss the intersection of neuroscience, human connection, and Orgasmic Meditation (OM), uncovering how this partnered practice reshapes the brain’s pathways to intimacy and mystical experiences. Unlike traditional mindfulness techniques, Orgasmic Meditation isn’t a solitary or abstract experience—it’s a visceral, shared practice that synchronizes partners on a neurological level.

Dr. Andrew Newberg and Rachel Pelletier discuss the intersection of neuroscience, human connection, and Orgasmic Meditation (OM), uncovering how this partnered practice reshapes the brain’s pathways to intimacy and mystical experiences. Unlike traditional mindfulness techniques, Orgasmic Meditation isn’t a solitary or abstract experience—it’s a visceral, shared practice that synchronizes partners on a neurological level. Join this fascinating discussion exploring the neurological and social dynamics of this unique partnered practice. This video dives into the groundbreaking research on how two individuals' brains sync during Orgasmic Meditation, revealing emotional and social connections that make this practice so transformative.

Dr. Andrew Newberg and Rachel Pelletier discuss the intersection of neuroscience, human connection, and Orgasmic Meditation (OM), uncovering how this partnered practice reshapes the brain’s pathways to intimacy and mystical experiences. Unlike traditional mindfulness techniques, Orgasmic Meditation isn’t a solitary or abstract experience—it’s a visceral, shared practice that synchronizes partners on a neurological level. Join this fascinating discussion exploring the neurological and social dynamics of this unique partnered practice. This video dives into the groundbreaking research on how two individuals' brains sync during Orgasmic Meditation, revealing emotional and social connections that make this practice so transformative.

Dr. Andrew Newberg and Rachel Pelletier discuss the intersection of neuroscience, human connection, and Orgasmic Meditation (OM), uncovering how this partnered practice reshapes the brain’s pathways to intimacy and mystical experiences. Unlike traditional mindfulness techniques, Orgasmic Meditation isn’t a solitary or abstract experience—it’s a visceral, shared practice that synchronizes partners on a neurological level.