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Still others recommend using it during sex to heighten the physical and spiritual intimacy between partners.<\/p>\n<hr \/>\n<p>Western yogic practitioners say that kundalini energy is a real product of the body, not a visualization of the mind. Alexander Lowen, founder of bioenergetics, declared that a human body is in a constant state of vibration, linked to the rhythmic contractions of all the cells within the body. When such vibrations are in harmony or are very intense, they can spark powerful emotions. Wilhelm Reich, a researcher into theories of bodily energies, stated that muscle tension, when relaxed, can result in an increase in pleasurable sensations that he called \u201cstreaming.\u201d Margo Anand, in her popular book The Art of Sexual Ecstasy declares that the release of kundalini energy stimulates an \u201cEcstatic Response. 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