Frequently Asked Questions

This portion of our web site features our answers to the questions most frequently submitted by YOU, our visitors.

Q: If you had to make a suggestion as to which single course to take, which would it be and why? Bobbaq A.

A: For first-time visitors, we suggest attending our three-day Sensuality Introductory Intensive. It contains the basic foundation material for all the other courses we teach, including a demonstration of a woman in orgasm for one hour. This course is scheduled upon request, making it easy to attend either during the week or over a three-day weekend.

Q: What kinds of people attend your classes? What is the age range? What can a student expect to experience in one of your courses? Darren D.

A: All kinds of people from all different walks of life and backgrounds have taken our courses. They have all been over the age of 18 years and the oldest was in her seventies. Our courses offer a wide range of different experiences. Our students can expect to leave with some new information, "tools" we say, to improve both their orgasm and that of their partner, as well as their lives, if they so choose.

Q: Do you ever offer courses in my area? Nash S.

A: At present our courses are held primarily in Northern California; we have taught courses elsewhere in the past and we would be happy to teach a course in your town. If you'd like to host a course in your area, contact us and we'll fill you in on the necessary details. All it takes is enough people who are interested in taking the course in one location.

Q: Can only couples sign up for these courses? Ken C.

A: We teach these courses to both single people and couples, in fact we only teach a few courses that require a partner.

Q: What exact spot on a woman's body is most sensitive and pleasurable? Walter C.

A: The most sensitive spot on a woman's body is without question the clitoris. Specifically, The most sensitive spot is the upper left hand quadrant of the clitoris. We have collectively spent over 100 years investigating and researching sensuality and orgasm and have found this to be categorically true.

Q: I mentioned to my fiancee about your one hour orgasm and she could not believe it. She thought that maybe you could prolong the time to reach orgasm but not that one could last for one hour. Would you please clarify this point? Joe H.

A: We believe that orgasm is the natural state of human beings. We were, after all, conceived in orgasm and it is our birthright. We have to go through tremendous lengths in order to non-confront this natural state of being. Because we have found that this is true, orgasm can begin with the first stroke; full blown orgasm, complete with contractions, flushing, abdominal ridging and all the other signs, is possible right from the start. Our Observation of Intense Coming (O.I.C.) Course includes a demonstration of a woman in orgasm for an hour. It is a demonstration of what is possible and it is possible that anyone can improve their orgasm by simply taking it one stroke at a time.

Q: Does your group actually practice various sex acts and report the success and failure of orgasms? Todd L.

A: First of all, from our viewpoint, no orgasm is a failure. Our focus is on pleasure, not performance. We measure orgasm in terms of duration and intensity. Expanding people's ability to create and enjoy pleasurable sensual experiences with a partner is what we're about. And, yes, we do engage in various sex acts.

Q: Are you for real? Michael P.

A: Absolutely!