Many people think that the idea of semen retention superpowers is a crazy idea popularized by delusional retainers: people think that semen retention cannot enable retainers to gain superpowers. Cornelius Johannes Van Vliet, the author of The Coiled Serpent, is not one of these people. In The Coiled Serpent, he discusses the superpowers of semen retention or continence in a way that convinces you that continence or semen retention really causes superpowers.
For instance, he writes,
“In the magical tradition of all ages it has been generally surmised that the chaste individual was the abode of supernatural power. Also, that sexual purity insured protection against evil influences, that for instance a person cannot be bewitched … if he has extinguished all the surgings of carnal concupiscence. And it was believed that sexual intercourse removed the magical efficacy of a charm, which otherwise would exert a shielding power.”
“Even many savages are perfectly well aware how valuable sexual continence is to acquire the aptitude for abnormal powers. Almost universal among primitive peoples are certain forms of ascetic practices inspired by motives magical. Thus, we hear of celibate wizards and of virgin witches.”
“At the time when mankind became accustomed and addicted to sexual acts without reproductive purpose, at that very time it put a deadlock into the course of its evolution. Not until this deadlock is removed can humanity, individually and jointly, stride on toward the attainment of the greater faculties and powers which evolution has in store for man.”
Specifically, C. J. Van Vliet claims that celibacy or semen retention causes these superpowers.
Magical Abilities
C. J. Van Vliet reveals that we all have magical abilities within us. According to him, the abuse for sex for self-gratification ensures that this power is dormant, while celibacy activates it. He writes that from time immemorial, magicians have practiced chastity or celibacy, knowing that it enables them to perfect their ability to perform magical acts.
Psychic Abilities
C. J. Van Vliet reveals that sexual intercourse prevents every chance to activate our psychic abilities by ensuring that the soul is suffocated with the body. He argues that higher psychic abilities can only be activated when we learn to control our sexual urges. C. J. Van Vliet claims that avoiding sexual intercourse is the safest way of activating psychic abilities. He believes that when you avoid sexual indulgence and live a spiritual life, these inner abilities begin to awaken on their own.
Healing Abilities
C. J. Van Vliet explains that spiritual, mental, and magnetic healing can only be accomplished by those who are sexually pure. He claims that Jesus was able to heal people because he rose above sexual desire and therefore we can only emulate his spiritual healing powers if we practice sexual purity.
The Ability to Access Higher Worlds
C. J. Van Vliet writes that celibacy is the most reliable tool for accessing the higher spiritual worlds. According to him, it ensures that we attain a higher state of consciousness that allows us to access these worlds and attain unlimited knowledge and supreme spiritual power. He believes that when we overindulge in sexual intercourse, our spiritual senses become dull, and we lose the ability to see and experience the spiritual phenomenon in the higher worlds, which he refers to as the true worlds or the worlds of reality.
Concluding Remarks
To C. J. Van Vliet, semen retention, also known as celibacy or continence, is not just a self-improvement tool. Instead, it is a magical tool that has been used to give men superpowers and make us superhuman.
For as he writes, “In the world of superman, the uncoiled serpent has been disentangled forever from sex, and its energy has been transmuted into almost unlimited knowledge and supreme spiritual power. These faculties are awaiting all who will take in hand their evolution from the human toward the superhuman state by steadfastly practising the required subordination of the lower, and exaltation of the higher nature.”