Sixty-sixth technique. Bhairava addresses sexual pleasure directly. Lehanā-manthanā-koṭaiḥ — kisses, embraces, the peak of orgasm. The text is explicit. No metaphors here.

But the technique is not tantric in the popular sense. The key is in smṛteḥ — through memory. And more: śaktyabhāve ‘pi — even without the partner’s presence. You need not the act. You need the memory of pleasure at maximum intensity. Remember not the object of desire but the quality of the experience.

Ānandasamplavaḥ — flood of beatitude. Orgasm is the moment where conceptual mind stops completely. If you can access that quality of void-pleasure through memory, without depending on any external stimulus, you discover that ānanda does not come from outside. It was always here.