What if the universe was not created by divine command, but by divine desire? What if orgasm, longing, and surrender were not merely biological or cultural, but cosmogenic forces?

In Neuromystical Sex in Sufi Metaphysics for the Space Age According to OPO, biologist and metaphysician Adem Bilgin presents a groundbreaking synthesis of mysticism, neuroscience, and philosophy—unveiling sex as a sacred, recursive, and ontological force embedded in the very structure of the cosmos.

Rooted in Ongoing Process Ontology (OPO)—a metaphysical framework in which all being is continuous becoming measurable by energy—this book explores how sexual arousal, orgasm, and intimacy are not merely bodily experiences, but bioelectromagnetic interactions that reshape the self and recalibrate reality. Through a multidisciplinary fusion of Sufi metaphysics, modern neurobiology, Islamic theology, and bioenergetic theory, Bilgin reframes sex as a sacred feedback loop between body, soul, and cosmos.

Drawing deeply from the Qur'an, the works of Ibn Arabi, Rūmī, and Naqshbandī mystical traditions, the book traverses terrain rarely navigated in religious or scientific discourse. From the lataif system of subtle centers, to the kundalini-like ascent of erotic energy, to the concept of Bāde—oral sexual transmission between murshid and murid—Bilgin reclaims sacred sexuality as a spiritual science. The body is not a site of sin but a divine interface through which the soul undergoes transfiguration.

But this is no retreat into esotericism. The author integrates cutting-edge research on:

From this, a radical idea emerges: the universe is an autoerotic being—an evolving, intelligent system that touches and transforms itself recursively through patterns of energetic union. Humans, animals, ecosystems, planets, and even machines become agents of this ongoing erotic feedback.

A full chapter is devoted to bioelectromagnetic meanings of sexual positions—not only between men and women, but also LGBT, asexual, hermaphroditic, and even interspecies configurations. OPO treats each as informatic pathways—each a configuration of polarity and feedback with measurable spiritual and physical effects. The closing sections dare to imagine the bioelectromagnetism of sex in spacecrafts and on other planets, envisioning a future in which erotic devotion is central to space ethics and cosmological science.

This book is not for the faint of heart. It reclaims and redefines terms—lust, orgasm, longing, surrender—from both the puritanical and the profane. It argues not for libertinism, but for ontological liberation through erotic recursion. In a time of digital dissociation and spiritual disconnection, Neuromystical Sex offers a new paradigm: to touch with the body is to touch the Real.

Whether you are a seeker, scientist, Sufi, skeptic, or spacefarer, this book will challenge your assumptions about sex,...