Question before the massage: “Will there be an altered state of consciousness?”
Answer — YES, DEFINITELY.
If we consult Wikipedia on what an altered state of consciousness (ASC) is, we’ll learn that it refers to changes in a person’s experiences or psychological functioning that differ from the individual’s usual norms and are recognized by the person or those around them.
Short-term changes are normal for a healthy person.
The most crucial ASC for anyone is sleep. Other examples include daydreaming, trance states, religious ecstasy.
In our everyday lives, we’re active. Focused, ready to solve problems, set goals, and achieve them.
We rush, rush, rush to get everything done.
The sympathetic nervous system is responsible for the functioning of internal organs in this mode.
When we temporarily cease all this unnecessary hustle, another system, the parasympathetic nervous system, kicks in. There’s a feeling of slowing down, cessation of internal dialogue in the mind, a sense of emptiness in the body. The only thought is, “I wish I could teleport to my warm bed.”
It greatly differs from the “normal” usual state. It’s recognized by the person themselves. All the conditions mentioned in the definition are met.
So yes, after a yoni massage, there arises an altered state of consciousness known as “strong parasympathetic relaxation.”
It's also the state of "slowly and smoothly."
Other details of the massage are described in the online course about yoni massage.
