>>3007
The body has multiple "pythagorean cups". I call them "energy pockets". Jesus showed me when I asked "How he performed his miracles". Now the problem with these "pockets" is it has a "limit". When it is "full" you think you are an unstoppable god and when it's empty or clogged then you are fucked.
This "pocket" perspective is wrong. They are akin to the "cup" you posted but when it gets emptied it goes into an another cup.
Now here is the interesting thing. The cups won't empty themselves when they are "clogged".
So you see 1 cup and think that is the only cup ever and not seeing the cup "above and below".
The thing is the body not just have these "Multiple cups" but the cups contain different "fluids". And as they move they create a "cocktail". Some of them real tasty and some of them makes you vomit.
In yogic texts there are multiple "substances" that you need to move and unify and usually warns you what happens when you do it "too soon".

The champagne fountain usually represents how it "trickles down" and this could make you think that things come from "above" and go "down". Well champagne bottles can "shoot upwards too"... Champagne is a wrong metaphor.
Let's go with water.
We have a lot of water on earth but not infinite and somehow we still didn't run out of it.
When you drink water you digest it then "expel" it. With piss and sweat mostly. That water goes into the earth or into the skies as vapor. It either becomes a pond or a cloud. The pond can make clouds and rain makes ponds too.
There is a circulation. But if you fuck up the circulation you make deserts. And deserts have a very minimum life because of it.
When you "expel energy" you need to see "how it comes back".
Currently I am fixing my own circulation and I discover more and more things.
>filled with more energy than it can contain
The problem is that most of "Our cups" are already broken or cracked. First we need to find and "fix it". The process is experienced differently for "different cups". You need to "repair" some then you need to "break" some. And by breaking I mean it feels like how a "tree grows". Trees "break out" from the seed then break the "soil" then they need to constantly "break" their "own bark" as they grow.