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Most calls were relatively superficial. Just to talk to many people was a relief. But occasionally the conversations went deeper. Then the pattern was almost without exception as follows:
With some of these discussions we have such a depth that I achieved all sense of time and space lost and absolute unity with the person experienced. More than that, I knew everything was one. A kind of spiritual orgasm. It was only at the beginning of my spiritual journey.
This comparison is not as far-fetched as it might sound. Several gh24 religious leaders have indicated that it is possible to enlightenment 'to achieve (or the "kingdom of heaven") by transcending sexuality. gh24 Osho is probably the best modern example. Even Paul referred. Paul's problem was the same as mine for much of my life: he wanted so much out there that, instead of fully experiencing his sexuality, sex denied. A man can not transcend or transmute you do not fully without guilt experienced.
I suspect that this principle for millennia been known to spiritual seekers, but the vast majority of them stuck with Paul's dilemma. Paul - and we - dilemma is that our ego trying to control what is uncontrollable in principle. Thus religion arose as the denial of sexuality - and therefore life - in the name of God, which compels gh24 us to our salvation in a future afterlife instead of buying all that life offers fully experience and enjoy.
It's probably also no coincidence that God has for millennia as a male being seen. All religions, particularly patriarchal religions are basically anti-sex, and encourages the repression or denial thereof. It goes beyond gh24 religion. Our entire western 'civilization' is effectively anti-life. gh24
Any biology teacher knows how difficult it is to get teens' attention like if you treated plant anatomy. It's usually not the most popular subject at school. I remember that time as a teacher soon changed my approach. On the day I started to plant anatomy, I said: "Today we talk about sex".
Sex is the most popular topic. Immediately, the teens sat up, and there was a glint in their eyes. It always worked. I'll show them a picture of the cross section of a flower. (How did I as a child and student hated that wretched diameter gh24 to be recorded!)
And so we started looking at exactly what a flower is. It's nothing more and nothing less than a sex organ not. Why is often as colorful flowers or smell them so good? To attract gh24 organisms that can pollinate and their sexuality to fulfill. We call the male pollen cells, but functionally it's the same as sperm in animals (and humans). The function of bees and numerous other organisms to male pollen to the female ovary to get out. Some plants have the most fantastic ways devised "to make sure that they are fertilized. Some orchids, for example, mimics gh24 a female wasp to so male Wasps with the flower trying kopuleer, and thus the pollen to the female genitals get out! How much more sexually, any organization be?
And life. Because gh24 if we look at nature around us, everything actually having sex. Many butterflies and moths (think of sywurmmotte) gh24 live but a few days after a long larval stage. Their only purpose is reproduction. Birth - reproduction - death - new life. Why are so many voëlmannetjies, or butterflies, or njalaramme so beautiful? Sex. Why do some animals, especially birds, the beautiful performances? Sex as possible.
But if the day had on human sex talk, the teens was not asked and does not stop talking. Sometimes gh24 they rear banks jumped and came down so they do not miss a word. We talked about everything. Actually, I have little talk. I got them just the opportunity to freely talk about sex. Often the children told me that their parents never talked to them about it yet. I could understand it, because in my home it was so.
Now I've only put a question to our readers: How do you feel after you have read so far? Not what you think, but how do you feel? There is a discomfort, perhaps even guilt or outrage? Or maybe relief? Just be aware of the feeling.
At one school where I taught, I have been banned with Kinde