The Secret of the Golden Phallus: Male Erotic Alchemy for the 21st Century

by Bruce P. Grether, Joseph Kramer (Foreword), Toby Johnson (Introduction)

This book can transform how you see yourself and can even change your life. Major taboos remain around male genitals and eroticism, taboos that you must dissolve in order to reclaim who and what you really are. It is time on our rapidly changing planet to merge the erotic with the sacred, and for you to reclaim your body as a temple. Revealed here as never before, is the authentic phallic wisdom of Male Erotic Alchemy for too long deliberately obscured by the dominant cultures. Ancient wisdom combines with cutting-edge practices that are simple, yet powerful tools you can actually use. The Triple God concept and the three forms of Male Solo Sex Magick will unleash your creative, sustaining, and regenerative powers. You are encouraged to honestly embrace your own phallus and enhanced erotic ecstasy as the legitimate core of your male identity. The Secret of the Golden Phallus will help you to become a happier, healthier, more balanced man.

234 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 31, 2016

About the author

BRUCE P. GRETHER lives in the Hill Country of Texas with his beloved partner Tom. Bruce grew up in Southeast Asia as the son of Protestant missionaries. He lived in Berkeley, California off and on during the 1960s, and later in various other places. His diverse experience contributed to the richness of his imaginative stories. After completing his university studies at CSU in Colorado, his personal breakthrough in learning to cultivate male erotic energy transformed him. He began to develop the practice he calls Mindful Masturbation that inspired the "droojikah" of the Moontusk novels. For more images and info see: www.moontusk.com

Reviews

[He · Rating 2 out of 5]

Presents masturbation as a sacred and spiritual act, and suggests that orgasms with semen retention are just that little bit holier.

[B.gaist · Rating 5 out of 5]

Once read, never forgotten. We do not treat our nether parts with the respect and reverence they deserve.

[Danny Trussell · Rating 3 out of 5]

Appreciation

The author uses various materials from several world religions. I don't follow what he follows. But I will say the author helps men appreciate and honor their genitals.

As of the last recent years, I hear men refer to their genitals as my junk. That's down playing the marvelous body part God made on man for pleasure and procreation. Male genitals are one of God's wonderful creations. Both men and women are wonderful creations of God.

The book is woke which I disagree with. Having a million genders is not at all right. We have two genders male and female. The two may have several nuances but still only two genders.

Another thought in the closing written by another author is the thought that the Big Bang came first and then God. The Big Bang evolved into consciousness and thereby God. This is too shallow. Our conscience may be evolving, but it is God was already existing. .

Other major scientists, see God behind the Big Bang. See The Theory of Everything by Stephen Hawkins.

Some of the arguments or supporting evidence of several ideas were not well presented. But then the author admits it is not intended to be an academic book.

[Michael · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not what I expected, with a book title including golden Phyllis written by a tantric self-loving masturbator, it’s all about old stories and religion and never really touches upon techniques or the meaning behind mystical masturbating.

It just wasn’t my thing.

[Antonio Capurro · Rating 5 out of 5]

It's a very interesting book that clarifies subjects about our masturbation pleasure. And giving us advices to enjoy it.

[John Wocken · Rating 5 out of 5]

Not for everyone, but if you are a dedicated and avid believer in self pleasure, there's a lot of great information that I haven't seen elsewhere.