Originally Posted by onesnowyowl

Yes.

It seems to me that you need to do some reading in regards to the groundbreaking research that Masters and Johnson did into the physiological changes the body undergoes during orgasm.

Human sexual response cycle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The article is undercited, but most of the information provided holds with the reading I've done on the subject.

Originally Posted by Weezil

However, there is a long history in the Eastern traditions of particularly male orgasms without ejaculatory response.

Originally Posted by Willravel

You used to get orgasms while praying and you're now NOT religious? Sorry...

Reaching climax without sexual stimulation (I'm going to assume that you weren't sexually stimulated during prayer) is normal for some people. For others it *could* be a sign of something else, but I'm not a doctor. The orgasm is regulated by three systems: vascular, nervous, and endocrine. If you're concerned that something could be wrong (I have no reason to necessarily believe there's anything wrong, but there's no harm in checking), you could speak to a doctor about it.