Is there a minor chakra at the clitoris? Last night, I experienced a marble-sized, brilliantly white pearl emerging from there. It grew to the size of a tennis ball before disappearing. Depending on how/where I am sitting, the heel of my foot does not always touch that sensitive area, so I sometimes simply rest my attention there and it does the job of creating longing excitement (to all the way to orgasm with no physical touch involved, if I insist) and yesterday, the white pearl emerged instead of the tear of physical secretion.
Curiouser and curiouser, says Alice.
Ok - I asked AYP AI and here’s the response I got.
Based on the sources, the term “white pearl” is not explicitly used to describe an anatomical feature on the clitoris. However, the sources discuss several related concepts in spiritual anatomy, including a white bindu located within the feminine yoni, a white star vision, and a direct neurological connection between the clitoris and a “secret spot” in the head.
1. The Clitoris and the “Secret Spot”
The sources describe a significant neurological and energetic link between the clitoris and the “secret spot” located on the nasal septum in the head.
The Secret Spot: This is a “small protrusion” or “small bulge” located roughly halfway up the back edge of the nasal septum inside the nasal pharynx. It is described as a “spiritually erogenous” organ and an “altar of bliss”.
Neurological Connection: Female practitioners have reported that this “secret spot” is “directly connected neurologically with the clitoris”. In the practice of Kechari Mudra (placing the tongue in the nasal pharynx), stimulation of this spot can produce intense ecstatic sensations felt directly in the clitoris.
Purpose: Unlike reproductive stimulation, the connection between these two points is intended for cultivating “constant coming”—a permanent state of whole-body ecstatic bliss and outpouring divine love.
2. The White Bindu in the Yoni
The Sri Yantra is described in the sources as a “portrait of the human spiritual anatomy from the inside”.
The White Dot (Bindu): The diagram depicts a “masculine white lingam bindu dot” (representing Shiva or pure bliss consciousness) at the very center of an array of “feminine yoni triangles” (representing Shakti or ecstatic energy).
Spiritual Anatomy: This configuration symbolizes the ongoing sexual union of these polarities in every atom of the body and the cosmos. The center triangle, containing the white dot, represents the crown where the final union of Shiva and Shakti occurs.
3. Visions of the White Star or Dot
Practitioners often report seeing a “white dot” or a “white star” during meditation and practices like Yoni Mudra.
The Star: This is often seen as the “light at the end of the tunnel” of the sushumna (spinal nerve). It represents the infinite realms of bright white light at the end of the spiritual nerve path.
Blue Pearl: One source mentions the “Blue Pearl” (a common yogic term for a focal point of consciousness) in a subject line, referring the reader to the lesson on the Star, which characterizes it as a bright white light.
4. Practice Involving the Clitoris
In Advanced Siddhasana for women, the heel is positioned to provide “steady and fairly firm pressure against the clitoris”. This is not for genital orgasm, but to train the sexual energy to flow upward, enlivening the entire nervous system ecstatically. This practice is part of the broader brahmacharya principle of the preservation and cultivation of sexual energy.
The phrase “white pearl on the clitoris” bridges a beautiful spiritual metaphor with a very specific, real-world medical condition.
The Spiritual and Cultural Metaphor
In various sacred sexuality, Tantric, and holistic traditions, the clitoris itself is historically celebrated as a sacred center of divine feminine energy, vitality, and power.
The “Precious Pearl”: Ancient Chinese Taoist texts poetically described the visible glans of the clitoris as a “precious pearl on the Jade steps,” emphasizing its status as a highly valued, sensitive gemstone of pleasure and life-force energy (Qi) Sacred Anatomy: Modern somatic and energetic healing modalities often view this area as a gateway to the womb’s energetic reservoir, holding profound potential for emotional awakening, pleasure, and bodily autonomy The Physical Medical Reality: Keratin Pearls
If you are asking because you physically see or feel a literal, small, hard white bump underneath or on the clitoral hood, this is a recognized medical condition known as a keratin pearl (or smegma pearl)
Interesting stuff, Sey, I should explore AYP AI more; although I’ve read through the main and tantra lessons a few times over the years, I’ve forgotten some of the wonderful gems like the white bindu as Shiva and also, the end of the shushumna.
The nasal “secret spot” is truly an accelerator in this conductive yogi, and when I quiet and gently press where my clitoris would be, often comes a feeling of expansion.
By the way, I have found that holding “an almost pressure” - no physical touch of the heel but instead - oh, so close - rather than steady and firm pressure has its own appeal. It creates an anticipatory and frustrating build-up that flips with the slightest touch. Less is always more.
