Conscious sexuality gives us a deeper connection to ourselves. Connecting with another is a vital aspect of the human experience. And as a human experience we need to be truly in touch with ourselves, before we can gain access to another. New Realities touches upon many approaches to this most vital of of our energy resources our sexual energy. Leaning more towards the India tantra approach and the Chinese Taoist approach we can go deeper into our physiology and with sexuality merge the body and soul into one motion of embrace. That is the key element of this section on sexuality.
This is a review by Alan Steinfeld of the movie SHAME: Up for academy awards for best picture and best actor.
The importance of the arts is that it isolates and frames certain aspects of our lives. Film is our most profound art form to date, because of the way it excavates feelings and images from the depths of our psyche. This make us more conscious of who and what we are. Therefore when we emerge from a darken theater we have been changed in a shamanic way. In the journey from our cushy seats we have been taken on ride to see the darkest part of ourselves as projections on the walls of our psyche. In a film like Shame we see the magnification of our tremendously unconscious behaviors in light of an unconscious addictive society that has propelled us away from our humanity.
Human sexuality has been misunderstood. Aside from procreation and orgasm; sexuality connects you with the frequency of ecstasy that connects you back to your divine source and information. When two people are making love, they are electromagnetically bonding which creates a rocket ship like effect that propels them into other systems of reality. This has been one of the best-kept secrets upon the planet.
Gwyneth Paltrow has just been quoted as saying: "I still ‘respect and admire’ those who have cheated on their husbands and wives." http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-2034511/Gwyneth-Paltow-admires-love-cheat-friends.htmlMore Human Strangeness
We make rules that are virtually impossible to abide by, then feel guilty/get punished when we allow ourselves to do what is natural. Masochistic? A religious thing?
Many studies have shown that people getting married – brides especially – know at the time it is not the right thing for them. Security?
Clever thing we men have tried to set up – make it difficult for women to be equally
self-reliant - so we can be in control. Or so we thought!
I have mentioned this before. What is this thing about marriage, and sex?
Have you really, really thought about it? What it is about?
One argument is that it is for the children. Read the news lately? Oh boy – that argument does not have much support does it – more youth violence than ever.
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It has been mentioned that I do not answer ‘personal’ things so much. True.
One thing is – I couldn’t possibly answer everything even if I wanted to.
(I do often incorporate references in some of the more general things I write.)
Second thing – I have almost certainly answered it before.
(There is the possibility of someone getting what I have written collated into subjects.
A book may evolve as well.)
Third thing. The way I am seeing things, it is no longer appropriate to focus on the personal. Something very big is taking place on the planet, and it needs our energy.
All a matter of perspective? I recently watched a documentary of interviews with people who survived being in the destruction of the Twin Towers. Amazing stories of what went on in their minds when they thought they were going to die. One man who worked in an office there, debris falling around him all the time, he went back into the building many times - and brought out one hundred injured people.
Bigger perspective than the personal?
It happens so often – we are focussed on some little incident – that seems huge in our minds – until something bigger happens to shake us up and put things more into perspective. Spend even just a little time in one of the ravaged countries and you will very soon realise this.
Chinese face reading is an ancient branch of Chinese medicine, which teaches that you are born with a personal blueprint that is yours and yours alone, and that this inner architecture can be seen in your outer design - the features of your face.Signs of Sexuality in the Face
A big part of my work is about helping you establish healthy, loving relationships of all kinds. With romantic connections, a big factor can be how compatible you might be sexually. If you know what to look for, there are signs in someone’s face that tell you about how strong their sex drive is, and even what their sexual “style” is likely to be.
Even when I was very young it all seemed so clear to me, so I thought I must be missing something very obvious. So I asked all sorts of people: "What is the issue about nakedness and sexuality?” Got into trouble even asking the question!
Scientific American reports that the right hemisphere of your brain is sexier than the left. It lights up during orgasm—so much so that, in one study, much of the cortex went dark, leaving the right prefrontal cortex as a bright island of light. New research also suggests the right hemisphere is also hyperactive amongst the “hypersexual,” a symptom of rare brain injuries that lead to things like masturbating in public without shame.
This is an excellent overview about sexuality and functionality, by Walter Last....recommened by AS of NR.
Sex for Health, Relationships and Spirituality
Sex, or rather sexual energy, is a potent force in regard to our health, intimate relationships and spirituality, but the extent of this is rarely realized. Fortunately we can now understand much of the prevailing dynamics due to recent advances in the neurochemistry of the brain. The observed effects can partly be explained with biochemistry and partly with bioenergetics.
From John Lash's website: Metahistory.org
http://www.metahistory.org/gnostique/archonfiles/KundaliniForce.php
Kundalini and the Alien Force
The exploration of Gnosticism may be one of the more revealing pursuits of our time, and it is certainly one of the more difficult. Since Gnostics were suppressed in the 4th Century, disinformation about them has run amok. There is no clear and consistent presentation of Gnostic views, either in the slim surviving materials or in modern scholarship. To add to the confusion, Gnostics were initiates in the Mystery schools, and initiates were bound by a vow of silence about many things they experienced — although not, fortunately, about all things.






