Prostate Massage in the West

In traditional cultures practitioners would massage the prostate to aid in the healing of disease or to prevent disease. Nowadays, the prostate is only checked for its health status by a medical doctor, by inserting fingers into the anus and feeling the prostate gland, and sometimes ‘milking’ the prostate to reduce fluid build up and check for disease. 

Disease states are generally not observed until a late stage, when a lot of damage has already been done, possibly life threatening.  Prostate massage has been used for soldiers who hadn’t been with a woman for a long time, and had ‘pelvic congestion’.  No doubt it was preferable that a pretty young nurse performed the procedure, though the metal spatulas used to do it were pretty barbaric items. 

The generally accepted western idea is that men over the age of 50 will have a decline in sexual and urinary function.  This is considered normal.  This is abnormal, highly undesirable, and mostly preventable. 

Unfortunately this is the western medical ‘way’ – treating symptoms and not addressing the cause, and not implementing preventative measures. Our neighbours in the east have been far wiser in their application and treatment of our amazing human bodies, harnessing our innate sexual energy and using it for good health and a deeper, more intense experience – realising the beauty and power of the male prostate and its energetic properties. 

Ancient cultures have used prostate massage as a form of sexual pleasure and of maintaining sexual virility over a lifetime. Special massages were carried out that may have included the whole body, including the prostate.  The west may now call that something akin to ‘a happy ending’.   

The prostate has long been referred to and revered as a special male energy point, and many religious and spiritual practices use the prostate and prostate massage for spiritual and energetic pleasure and gain.  In the ancient religious practice of Tao, the acupressure point between the anus and testiculi (on the perineum) is pushed to prevent ejaculation, therefore redirecting the energy back into the body, as well as the semen.  This prevents the outpouring of energy and subsequent fatigue of ejaculation.  It is called “The Lion” technique.  The Nexus range of prostate massagers sit directly on this point and work the same way.  You can then have a five minute erotic experience instead of a three second sigh of relief.  

The ancient practice of Tantra believes the prostate is the energetic access point for the Kundalini – which when released provides enlightenment.  Prostate massage (among other activities such as meditation/relaxation) is one of the keys. 

There is no doubt that the male g-spot is a special place, no matter where you come from or what you believe.  Prostate massage can help you reach your sexual potential.  The Nexus range of prostate massagers can unlock your deeper potential for erotic experiences that not only relieve the body, but the rejuvenate mind and spirit. 

The Nexus range of prostate massagers includes the Nexus Excel, Vibro, Titus, Neo, Pods, Gyro, Glide or Duo.