Hawkins / Sexualitaet
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Sex and gender symbols |
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Einsamkeit und das öffentliche Eingeständnis von Einsamkeit ist das größte Tabuthema der Welt. Vergiss Sex oder Politik oder Religion. |
Geld, Sex, Macht und Tod gelten im menschlichen Zusammenleben als Tabus. Übersetzt spricht dieser Begriff vom Heiligen und zugleich vom Verbotenen. Diese Themen sind im Kollektivbewusstsein mit Scham [BW 20], Schuld [BW 30] und Angst [BW 100] behaftet; doch auf einem spirituellen Weg sind sie wichtige Lernaufgaben, an denen ein Mensch die Gelegenheit hat zu wachsen. Diese Prüfsteine auf unterschiedlichen Stationen des Weges weisen den spirituellen Aspiranten besonders klar und deutlich auf ihre Schatten hin und bringt sie ans Licht. |
Die so genannten drei evangelischen Räte sind Gelübde
Dr. David Hawkins, in dritter Ehe verheiratet, ehemals gut verdienender Chef der größten psychiatrischen Praxis in den Vereinigten Staaten und nach Weisung des Geistes zeitweise Dungbaron und Einsiedler kommentierte die evangelischen Räte mit folgender Einstellung: Ein wahrhaft spirituell Lebender widmet sich heutzutage ebenfalls dem ausgewogenen Umgang mit Geld und Sexualität, statt diese Themen, die als Fallen gelten, auszublenden oder zu negieren. |
Siehe auch: ► Tabu |
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Die vier Schritte zur Loslösung von Notstandsgefühlen1 im nichtintegeren Bereich lassen sich beispielsweise anwenden bei
Wer loslässt, wächst über seine wollüstigen Begierden und Gefühle der Scham, Schuld, Angst, Wut und des Stolzes hinaus und erreicht einen gelassenen, nicht verhafteten Zustand, in dem er gleichermaßen in Frieden ist, ob nun das Verlangen vorhanden ist oder nicht, ob es auftaucht oder verschwindet. Der Gelöste betrachtet sein Verlangen aus der Haltung der Harmlosigkeit und weiß, wann es angemessen ist und wie es angemessen zu befriedigen ist.
Um eine Bewusstseinsstufe hinter sich lassen zu können,
Beschleunigen: Die Haltung, dass die anstehenden Schatten-Empfindungen noch stärker auftauchen mögen, ist eine be- |
Quellen (engl.): D. Hawkins, Videovorträge der Office Visit Serie, aufgenommen 1986: ► B-1 Drug Addiction and Alcoholism und ► A-8 Pain and Suffering und ► A-4 Sexuality |
Siehe auch : ► Krankheit und ► Emotionen und ► Schmerz und ► Spirituelle Übungen und ► Sucht |
Personal avowals
Contrasting pairs of emotions, feeling states, and attitudes on the issue of sexuality In alphabetical order
Positive (strong) response (above 200) – Negative (weak) response (below 200)
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Returning to the joy of our innocence
US American psychoanalyst and critical author on Sigmund Freud's theoretical concepts and psychoanalysis Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, Ph.D. (*1941) debunked Freud's seduction theory in his book The Assault on Truth. Freud's Suppression of the Seduction Theory, 1984.
See also: Confabulation
Recovery and Withdrawal, formerly published by reuniting.info
Persönliche Bekenntnisse
Bis 1974 galten Schwule und Lesben in den USA als krank oder wurden juristisch verfolgt, bis die American Psychiatric Association, auch durch Betreiben von Dr. R. Spitzer, Homosexualität von der Liste der psychischen Störungen strich. Im Jahr 2001 zog Spitzer
sich den Zorn der US-amerikanischen Homosexuellen zu, als er an einer fragwürdigen Studie mitarbeitete, wobei er 200 Menschen interviewt hatte, die behauptet hatten, eine sogenannte Reparativtherapie (Konversionstherapie) habe ihre sexuelle Orientierung geändert.
Empfehlungen
Einsichten
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Erektile Dysfunktion als Folge von Pornografiekonsum
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Obwohl die meisten Menschen ihr gesamtes Leben damit verbringen, ihrem biologischen Impuls zu folgen, ist dies nur ein winziger Teil unseres Wesens. Wenn wir von Samen und Eiern besessen bleiben, sind wir zwar mit dem fruchtbaren Tal der Fortpflanzung der Mysteriösen Mutter verbunden, doch nicht mit ihrem unermesslichen Herzen und allwissenden Geist.
Die drei Arten der Integration von Yin und Yang sind:
Weil immer höhere Vereinigungen von Yin und Yang für die Empfängnis immer höheren Lebens notwendig sind, können einige Lernende in der Kunst der ge-
Das Ergebnis davon ist eine verbesserte Gesundheit, ausgeglichene Emotionen, das Ende von drängenden Impulsen und starkem Verlangen und, auf der höchsten Ebene,
Der Zugang eines Menschen zur Sexualität ist ein Kennzeichen seiner Entwicklungsebene. Wenig entwickelte Menschen praktizieren gewöhnlichen Geschlechtsverkehr. Sie überbetonen die Geschlechtsorgane und vernachlässigen dabei die übrigen Organe und Systeme des Körpers.
Die Fesseln der Leidenschaft und des Begehrens weben ein festes Netz um uns […] Die Falle der Dualität ist hartnäckig. Gebunden, starr und gefangen kann man keine Befreiung erlangen. Durch gegenseitige Kultivierung ist es möglich, das Netz zu entwirren, die Starrheit aufzuweichen und die Falle zu öffnen. Indem wir unsere Yin-Energie in der Quelle des universellen Lebens aufgehen lassen und aus der gleichen Quelle die Yang-Energie beziehen, lassen wir die Individualität hinter uns, und unser Leben wird rein und natürlich. Frei von Ego leben wir natürlich, arbeiten rechtschaffen, werden von unerschöpflicher Vitalität erfüllt und sind für immer vom Rad der Geburt und des Todes befreit. |
Literaturempfehlung: ► Buch: Marnia Robinson, US-amerikanische ehemalige Firmenanwältin, Forscherin, Autorin zu altehrwürdigen Empfehlungen zur heiligen Sexualität, Das Gift an Amors Pfeil. Von der Gewohnheit zum Gleichgewicht in sexuellen Beziehungen, Arbor Verlag, 20. April 2010 |
Writen reference: ► Removed article: Marnia Robinson, US American former corporate lawyer, researcher, author on ancient sacred-sex prescriptions, Into the Realm of Bliss and Wholeness, presented by reuniting.info, 11. Mai 2005 |
Referenz: de.Wikipedia-Eintrag ► Huahu jing, ~300 v. Chr. |
Reference: de.Wikipedia entry ► Huahujing, ~300 BC |
Siehe auch: ► Laotse und ► Seele und ► Spirit und ► Körperlichkeit und ► Ganzheit und ► Integration |
Paraphrasing the Apostle Paul, 1 Corinthians 6, 16-18 (NT)
Personal avowals
Note: The names of the scandalous "elephants in the room" – Marc Gafni, Genpo Roshi – were not mentioned once, neither by Diane Hamilton [former lover and supporter of serial sex offender Marc Gafni, successor of Genpo Roshi] nor by any of the other panelists.
Conclusion
Sexuality is the universal "partnership principle" in Nature, which is the basis of every interchange. It is not restricted to reproduction and cohabitation.
Source provider walter-russell.de/en
[Paraphrased] When men first meet a person, their deepest internal instinct is fuck it or kill it.
Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique (1963) made the term "sexism" known to the public debate and as a consequence issued laws to strenghten women's position in society
Female sexuality is complex. One in seven women are unable to climax.
Orthodox Judaism calls for two weeks of abstention per menses cycle.
The addictive culture of dominance keeps triggering repeated sex scandals of men in power position.
The neurochemical hangover after an orgasm is resulting in (mood swings) in the limbic system.
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Love poems
Recommendation
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Personal avowals
Choosing an intimate partner
Insights
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Hangover after orgasm (especially for men)
See full text
See reference: ► The Karezza Method (full text) |
Cited in: Article Von Urban's "Sex, Perfection and Marital Happiness. A Taste of Heaven", presented by the removed website reuniting.info, Marnia Robinson, US American former corporate lawyer, researcher and author on ancient sacred-sex prescriptions, 11. July 2005
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The "unio mystica" state has long had sexual connotations. Being one with God was likened to sexual union with one's beloved. This was not the result of the mystic believing the union was sexual or seeing sexuality where it did not exist, but instead, it was the way the mystic herself described the experience.
Personal testimony
The remarkable insight which some mystics, both Christian and otherwise, have understood was that the face of God was in reality [...] their own face, their self-hood.
After transcendent sex, one may become more spiritual but not necessarily more religious.
Religious beliefs had no relationship to the production of altered states.
Out-of-body experiences were one exception and occurred mostly after sex.
Additional sources featuring Jenny Wade, Ph.D., US American developmental psychologist, researcher, lecturer, consultant, author ► Review of Transcendent Sex. When Lovemaking Opens the Veil, 2004, presented by primal-page.com, John A. Speyrer, 2004 ► Article Transcendent Sex. Pioneering psychologist Jenny Wade's surprising study of mystical experiences in the bedroom, presented by the dissolved US American magazine What is Enlightenment? / Enlightennext, Elizabeth Debold, Ed.D., US American gender researcher, senior teacher of evolutionary enlightenment, cultural commentator, senior editor of dissolved magazine WIE / EnlightenNext (2002-2011), author, March-May 2009 ► Audio interview/transcript Transcendent Sex: When Lovemaking Opens the Veil, presented by the US American web radio station Extatica, host Ellen Eatough, aired December 2004 |
Rothbart describes his own experience of having to fake orgasm with a woman, because his overuse of porn had made reaching climax during intercourse nearly impossible.
Percentage given in an article published by Adult Video News, pornography industry publication
See also: ► Internet und ► Neurowissenschaft |
Psyche revived by the kiss of Love Marble statue, 1793, museum Louvre, Paris, France Antonio Canova (1757-1822) Italian sculptor I think it must be quite common. The world comes in quite fast. Now, that may be because we don't have the courage to stay in that place of forgetting, because that is again close to death. Like people who are afraid to go to sleep. In other words, you interrelate, and you don't know what the next moment will bring. And to not know what the next moment will bring, I think, brings you closer to a perception of death. So that, paradoxically, the closer you get to living, in the sense of relating constantly, I guess the closer you get to this thing that we're most afraid of. US American comedy-drama film My Dinner with Andre (1981) – Full Movie, transcript, produced by Janus Films, 1981, YouTube film, 1:51:43 duration, posted 18. January 2021
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Source: ► Dr. Anne Campbell, formerly Moir, US American geneticist, David Jessel, US American journalist, Brain Sex. The Real Difference Between Men and Women, first published by Michael Joseph, division of Penguin, 1989, Delta, 1. August 1992 |
Written reference: ► Removed article Pornography & Sexuality – Exploring the Male & Female Brains, presented by the publication Netnanny, 23. February 2010 |
See also: ► Women and ► Gender research |
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Source: ► Compiled from Healing and Recovery, chapter 6 Sexuality, S. 192-197, 2009 | ||||||
See also stages 1 and 4 here: ► Three mating drives Helen Fisher ∞ Three types of integration of Yin and Yang Lao Tzu ► Three stages ✏ ONEness – 1 ✏ 1,000 |
And the two will become one flesh.
So they are no longer two, but one.
Mark 10, 8 NIV, 1984 (NT)
Sex is
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Source: ► Transcript on an interview with Marnia Robinson, US American former corporate lawyer, researcher and author on ancient sacred-sex prescriptions, The truth about orgasms, presented by the TV station ABC7News, San Francisco, California, 25. August 2009 |
See also: ► Sexuality and ► Articles by Marnia Robinson and ► Audio and video links (engl.) – Marnia Robinson |
Peak orgasm: "The peak orgasm" – It is the goal of conventional sex. One applies force and effort to rush to the summit and collapses into a prolonged phase of recovery. Dopamine levels peak and crash accordingly.
Valley orgasm: "The valley orgasm" – Taoists taught a non-orgasmic practice. Unconventional sex is very peaceful, ecstatic, extended, merging experience. One reaches a state of non-attachment and deep union while exchanging Divine power. It cannot be forced. It does not trigger high-dopamine spurts.
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References: ► Book Hua Hu Ching [Huahujing] (~300 CE), cited in: article Into the Realm of Bliss and Wholeness, presented by reuniting.info, Marnia Robinson, US American former corporate lawyer, researcher, author on ancient sacred-sex prescriptions, 11. May 2005 ► Article Bad Lao Tzu meme adds to growing list of mis-identified quotes online, presented by Scripturient, Ian Chadwick, 7. February 2012 |
See also: ► Lao Tzu and ► Soul and ► Physicalness and ► Wholeness and ► Integration |
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Source: ► Wang Fou, taoist, author, Brian Walker, translator, Hua Hu Ching. The Unknown Teachings of Lao Tzu, verse 66, HarperOne, San Francisco, 1995, Harper Collins, revised edition 4. August 2009 |
See also: ► Tables I and ► Lao Tzu and ► Consciousness-Tables and ► Virtue and ► Tao ► Three Daoist types of Yin ∞ Yang integration and sacred sexuality and ► Quotes on Karezza |
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Reference: ► Archived article The Science of Love, presented by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), undated/archived |
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Source: ► Jenny Wade, Ph.D., US American developmental psychologist, researcher, lecturer, consultant, Transcendent Sex. When Lovemaking Opens the Veil, Paraview Pocket, original edition 6. April 2004 |
Alfred Kinsey's sexologic study at the Indiana University was supposed to systematically document the sexual interests of the average American during and after World War II. In the 1940s and the 1950s Kinsey surveyed 18,000 middle-class Caucasians at the Indiana University.
Exposed as a concealed pervert homosexist, Kinsey focussed on social engineering. His agenda was not on gathering genuine data on the sexual behavior of average American men and women. He published two groundbreaking books, representing the Kinsey Reports, on deviant, aberrant human sexual behavior:
Combining online behavioral data (related to erotica, pornography, and other sexually-related materials) with cutting edge neuroscience Ogi Ogas and Sai Gaddam's online study of sexual desire 2011 comprises the analysis of a billion web searches, a million web sites, a million erotic videos, a million erotic stories, millions of personal ads, and tens of thousands
of digitized romance novels consumed by millions of unwitting anonymous Internet users.
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Source: ► Ogi Jonathan Ogas (*1971) US American cognitive neuroscientist, Sainath Gaddam, M.D., Bachelor of Technology Boston University, A Billion Wicked Thoughts. What the World's Largest Experiment Reveals about Human Desire, Dutton Adult, 5. May 2011 |
Counter article: ► Rethinking Ogas and Gaddam's 'A Billion Wicked Thoughts'. Does Internet porn reveal our sexual desires – or alter them?, presented by the US American publication Your Brain on Porn, Gary Wilson, US American science teacher, 26. July 2012 |
See also: ► Sexuality and ► ⚡ Kinsey's K-bomb unleashed "sexual |
Coupling: Human are social beings and pair bonders by nature.
Celebration of intimacy and sex
Sex and virility in old age: Abraham's menopausal wife Sarah contemplates having sex with her elder husband.
Sexual infidelity: King Solomon was a bigamist. He had 700 wives and 300 concubines.
Sexual abuse
Homosexuality vs. sexual violence (attempted rape): Genesis 19 claims that all male Sodomites sought to "know" i.e. have sex
with the two visitors [otherworldly beings]. In the story of Sodom and Gomorrah the prophet Ezekiel does not condemn Sodom for homosexuality but for pride, gluttony, and neglect and for failing to take care of the poor.
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Exzerptiert aus diversen Quellen: ► D. Hawkins, Truth versus Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 94, 95, 104, 106, 122, 149, 181, 183, 188, 2005 ► Audiointerview Ohne Titel, präsentiert von dem aufgelösten US-amerikanischen Webradiosender "Beyond the Ordinary", Gastgeberinnen Nancy Lorenz und Elena Young, Minute 54, 60 Minuten Dauer, gesendet 10. Juni 2003 |
See also: ► LoC calibrations on sexuality – D. Hawkins |
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Excerpted from various sources such as: ► Truth versus Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 94, 95, 104, 106, 122, 149, 181, 183, 188, 2005 ► Untitled audio interview, presented by the suspended US American web radio station "Beyond the Ordinary", hosts Nancy Lorenz and Elena Young, minute 54, 60 minutes duration, aired 10. June 2003 |
Downward spiral of pornography
Links zum Thema Sexualität und Begehren / SexualityLiteratur
1. Besitz 2. Spiel 3. Macht 4. Herz 5. Reinigung 6. Licht 7. Gnade
Literature (engl.)
Book reviews
Google excerpt: Peace Between the Sheets
Interviews with 91 people who spontaneously experienced transcendent awarenesses during sexual encounters
Review by Marnia Robinson, US American former corporate lawyer, researcher and author on ancient sacred-sex prescriptions,
Externe Weblinks
Buchbesprechung von: Naomi Wolf (*1962) US-amerikanische Literaturwissenschaftlerin, politische Aktivistin, führende Sprecherin der Dritten Welle des Feminismus, Schriftstellerin, Vagina. Eine Geschichte der Weiblichkeit, Rowohlt-Verlag, Reinbek bei Hamburg, 2. Mai 2013
Linklose Artikel
External web links (engl.)
The nympheon (bridal room) described by The Gospel of Philip
ArticSexual coercion and the misperception of sexual intent, presented by the academic journal Clinical Psychology Review, volume 28,
Removed articles by Marnia Robinson
Three sages who advised the middle path of lovemaking – Lao Tzu, Jesus, and A.B. Stockham, MD.
Audio- und VideolinksAudio and video links (engl.)
Physical body (Life); subtle body (Light); causal body (Emptiness)
1. Biology, 2. Sensuality, 3. Desire / Mating, 4. Heart Love / Commitment, 5. Intimacy / Trust / Truth, 6. Appreciation / Revealing Radiance
Deliberate and methodical manipulation of human sexuality during the 20th century. Beginning with the Rockefeller-funded "research" of professor Alfred Kinsey, a known sadomasochist and pedophile, and continuing on with the introduction of pornography which now saturates the world and
Linkless media offerings
Overturned myths of social sciences during Buss' research:
Audio and video links (engl.) – Marnia RobinsonAudios and videos by and with Marnia Robinson, US American former corporate lawyer, researcher and author on ancient sacred-sex prescriptions
Neither John Gray (waiting it out in the cave) nor Dr. Ruth Westheimer (firing it up) can offer a viable solution to 14 days of neurochemical hangover (mood swings) in the limbic system past the big O.
Audio and video links (engl.) – Leonard Shlain
Due to profound alterations in female sexuality the big-brained Homo sapiens suddenly emerged 150,000 years ago.
Women want iron to cover their menstrual blood loss – Humans spent 99% of their experience as hunters/gatherers (tribes consisted of 150-225 persons; hunting parties consisted of 9-12 men in their prime) – Female Orgasm – G-Spot as the antedote to birth pain – Humans exhibit the most expressive homosexuality for an extra supply of aunts and uncles to help raising children in a village – Youth, health and beauty [subcutaneous fat, pheromenes] most attracts men to women
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Topic: evolution of female sexuality and its relationship to both the human brain and size of the female pelvis, the difference between Western and Eastern notions of time, and the difference between our current visual culture and previous text-based cultures
Audio and video links (engl.) – Sex addiction – Patrick Carnes
Audio and video links (engl.) – Internet pornography addiction – Gail Dines
Social and cultural impact of pornography in American society. Boys first view porn at the average age of 11.5 years resulting in an unhealthy understanding of sexuality.
The global reach of explicit pornography creates addicts, desensitizes men and degrades, debases, dehumanizes and objectifies women.
Audio and video links (engl.) – Internet pornography addiction – Gary Wilson et al.
Internet pornography is NOT harmless. Interviews with sociologists, psychologists, scientists and law enforcement officials detail the negative
Discussing the relationship between pornography and brain circuits
Discussing the physiology of erections, ED, virtual overstimulation, recovery from Internet porn
Wilson explains the science behind the effects of pornography on the brain and body, how addiction is developed, and the widely published! misleading idea of "perceived addiction." Linkless media offering
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2 See Betty Friedan, The Feminine Mystique, published 1963. This book made known the term "sexism" known to the public debate and as a consequence issued laws to strenghten women's position in society ⇑
3 Article Your Brain on Sex, presented by the removed website reuniting.info, Marnia Robinson, US American former corporate lawyer, researcher and author on ancient sacred-sex prescriptions, 25. June 2005 ⇑
5 Truth versus Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 183, 2005 ⇑
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21 Truth versus Falsehood. How to Tell the Difference, S. 94, 337, 2005 ⇑
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