Jing: The Program Is Closing At Midnight

“Sex energy is the creative energy of all geniuses. There has never been, and never will be, a great leader, builder or artist lacking in the driving force of sex.” – Napoleon Hill

It’s almost time:

At midnight tonight, Jing: The Program will close for the final time this year.

When it does, those inside will embark on a 90 day journey of building, harnessing, and ultimately mastering sexual energy, using a combination of ancient techniques and modern science.

You will learn to…

– Bring your sexual energy under your control

– Build strong, vital sexual energy in a healthy way

– Break dysfunctional sexual habits

– Control sexual energy by circulating it throughout your body

– Radically increase internal pleasure both for yourself and your partner

– Transform sexual energy into creativity, willpower, and robust physical and mental health

As I’ve been saying all week:

Mastering your sexual energy will change your life.

Period, full stop.

More Jing means:

– Better physical and mental health (sexual energy is life force itself)

– Increased willpower, drive and discipline (stronger sexual energy = more internal power)

– Heightened creativity (sexual energy is literally creative energy; it creates life itself)

– Stronger attractiveness (more sexual energy = more polarity, in the same way a stronger magnet has a stronger pull)

– Way better sex, and more pleasure for you and your partner.

It’s not complicated, it’s not esoteric, it’s not even weird.

(though it is weird that people get weird about it)

It’s just good, basic human training we should have been taught in sex ed, but never were.

So we’re going to learn it — finally — right here.

I hope we see you inside.

– T

P.S. This was fun 🙂

The Jing emails we shared this week are one of our most popular series of all time, and it was a pleasure remixing them for you so we can all review, relearn, and hopefully, renew our commitment to the incredible, life-changing practice of Jing cultivation.

I hope you enjoyed reading them as much as I enjoyed writing them.