(Con't from part 1)
Ive been really into Daoism, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Kung Fu for the last couple of years of life. Its an all encompassing thing. How naive I was to it all in the beginning is a story unto itself, but I feel this path, or this Way perhaps, has kick started my awakening much harder than the acid I took so many years ago (and every year since then! hot damn!). Maybe its both. Real kung fu is like a real heavy trip that lasts forever. Its certainly not always pleasant, but every valuable learning experience aint no walk through candyland. Learning the connection of all animated activity in the Universe is a frightening responsibility. Discovering your own Chi is a salvation like no other. Dont get me wrong, Im all about the Jesus, but I too believe he was a disciple of the Eastern arts. I find the deepest connection between classical Greek stoicism and Zen Buddhism. I feel Marcus Aurelius would have been able to have many a good chat with the likes of Bodhidharma. Learning the body's connection to electromagnetic energies, to the vibrations of the planet we stand on, and pulling energy out of the Earth and atmosphere and into one's self is a beautiful gift. Learning to incorporate the consumption of other energies, such as food, or a woman's essence, into one's self is an entire lifestyle.
So yes, back to this recent documentary on the sex in India. A man made a most deep and intelligent quote, that "...without friction, there can be no exchange of energy. Love must involve friction, the touching of various parts of skin to each other." This ties in so deeply to Daoist sex arts, the art of satisfying a woman's intense sexual energy, without losing the man's energies in the process. We think of friction as a bad thing. Why does it have to be? There is friction when the membranes of the cells of a man's phallus grind against the walls of a woman's "tunnel of enlightenment." There is friction when hands writhe around to the small of each other's backs. There is friction when tounges swim in mouths, and when mouths squeeze down on the most sensitive areas of the body. This friction produces amazing energy. In the west, we are taught to discard it and throw it away. Were taught to pretend that women have inferior energy, and that men should waste theirs indiscriminately. This documentary mainly focused on the rise of sex as Taboo in India, but what I cant believe, is that they diddnt focus on the rise of Western popular culture in india. It all makes sense! The formula of the western media machine is designed to warp humans' notions of sex. Its designed to warp a human's connection to the Allmighty Cosmos. Its designed to cause a delusional world of hate, stress, violence, oppression, and deception masked as liberation and freedom. Its designed to render such friction as foreign, uncomfortable, and awkward. The last thing a population one wishes to control should have control over is their own sexualities. Such is the mark of slavery. So in India, the culture from which the Kama Sutra was created, even mere touching between "unmarried" men and women in public can result in beating without any notion of a trial (we all know it gets far worse in other parts of the world).
Could you imagine, a woman being "free" enough to experience the sexual connection between her soul and another in public? Im not talking about fucking raw dog over a parkbench, I mean holding hands, kissing, expressing beauty. Why is this such a painful sight in many parts of this world today?
We harvest energy from our food, if we choose to. We harvest energy from our exercise if we choose to. In the West, we often choose to not only discard energy when we consume food and exercise, but we often choose to spend and deplete our lifeforce. Sex is the ultimate harvest of energy. The energy to be harvested from multiple women is almost unimaginable, but nature has designed us to certainly require many men to do the job. The notion of sex to be purely contained between two people in the form of marriage is most wholly counter to the direction of our evolution. Humans have become separated and lost from the cosmos in many ways, but the most taboo is our connection to our sexualities. For the powers that control this world today, nothing is more a threat than love. Love, and the exchange of energy between many people, without any grid of control applied.
Its nice growing into an adult. Its nice knowing that youre really the normal one, and everyone else is actually the freak. Its reassuring knowing that Love, Empathy, and Meditation are the right paths, and that the world isnt naturally blind to these things, it has to be taught to be this way.
My arms are sore from crushing a tree with my elbows. My shins are red from beating a steel pipe. My hands are raw from grinding into concrete. My feet throb from kicking bricks. I am discovering the machine I am meant to be. I am waking up to the cosmic vibration this world aims to deny me. I am comfortable with my natural impulses, and affinity for "good giving, and game." We are all tigers and dragons inside of ourselves, waiting to be woken up.
Ive been really into Daoism, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Kung Fu for the last couple of years of life. Its an all encompassing thing. How naive I was to it all in the beginning is a story unto itself, but I feel this path, or this Way perhaps, has kick started my awakening much harder than the acid I took so many years ago (and every year since then! hot damn!). Maybe its both. Real kung fu is like a real heavy trip that lasts forever. Its certainly not always pleasant, but every valuable learning experience aint no walk through candyland. Learning the connection of all animated activity in the Universe is a frightening responsibility. Discovering your own Chi is a salvation like no other. Dont get me wrong, Im all about the Jesus, but I too believe he was a disciple of the Eastern arts. I find the deepest connection between classical Greek stoicism and Zen Buddhism. I feel Marcus Aurelius would have been able to have many a good chat with the likes of Bodhidharma. Learning the body's connection to electromagnetic energies, to the vibrations of the planet we stand on, and pulling energy out of the Earth and atmosphere and into one's self is a beautiful gift. Learning to incorporate the consumption of other energies, such as food, or a woman's essence, into one's self is an entire lifestyle.
So yes, back to this recent documentary on the sex in India. A man made a most deep and intelligent quote, that "...without friction, there can be no exchange of energy. Love must involve friction, the touching of various parts of skin to each other." This ties in so deeply to Daoist sex arts, the art of satisfying a woman's intense sexual energy, without losing the man's energies in the process. We think of friction as a bad thing. Why does it have to be? There is friction when the membranes of the cells of a man's phallus grind against the walls of a woman's "tunnel of enlightenment." There is friction when hands writhe around to the small of each other's backs. There is friction when tounges swim in mouths, and when mouths squeeze down on the most sensitive areas of the body. This friction produces amazing energy. In the west, we are taught to discard it and throw it away. Were taught to pretend that women have inferior energy, and that men should waste theirs indiscriminately. This documentary mainly focused on the rise of sex as Taboo in India, but what I cant believe, is that they diddnt focus on the rise of Western popular culture in india. It all makes sense! The formula of the western media machine is designed to warp humans' notions of sex. Its designed to warp a human's connection to the Allmighty Cosmos. Its designed to cause a delusional world of hate, stress, violence, oppression, and deception masked as liberation and freedom. Its designed to render such friction as foreign, uncomfortable, and awkward. The last thing a population one wishes to control should have control over is their own sexualities. Such is the mark of slavery. So in India, the culture from which the Kama Sutra was created, even mere touching between "unmarried" men and women in public can result in beating without any notion of a trial (we all know it gets far worse in other parts of the world).
Could you imagine, a woman being "free" enough to experience the sexual connection between her soul and another in public? Im not talking about fucking raw dog over a parkbench, I mean holding hands, kissing, expressing beauty. Why is this such a painful sight in many parts of this world today?
We harvest energy from our food, if we choose to. We harvest energy from our exercise if we choose to. In the West, we often choose to not only discard energy when we consume food and exercise, but we often choose to spend and deplete our lifeforce. Sex is the ultimate harvest of energy. The energy to be harvested from multiple women is almost unimaginable, but nature has designed us to certainly require many men to do the job. The notion of sex to be purely contained between two people in the form of marriage is most wholly counter to the direction of our evolution. Humans have become separated and lost from the cosmos in many ways, but the most taboo is our connection to our sexualities. For the powers that control this world today, nothing is more a threat than love. Love, and the exchange of energy between many people, without any grid of control applied.
Its nice growing into an adult. Its nice knowing that youre really the normal one, and everyone else is actually the freak. Its reassuring knowing that Love, Empathy, and Meditation are the right paths, and that the world isnt naturally blind to these things, it has to be taught to be this way.
My arms are sore from crushing a tree with my elbows. My shins are red from beating a steel pipe. My hands are raw from grinding into concrete. My feet throb from kicking bricks. I am discovering the machine I am meant to be. I am waking up to the cosmic vibration this world aims to deny me. I am comfortable with my natural impulses, and affinity for "good giving, and game." We are all tigers and dragons inside of ourselves, waiting to be woken up.