[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Men throughout the ages have all of this pride in celibacy. All of them fail
> at it. The information that I have
> through channeled 7th dimensional masters is that Guru Deve was not a life
> long celibate. You cannot have one side of the coin without the other.
> Balance
> is the key, not complete denial about your shakti energy. If
> one is to ascend then one much embrace the root chakra as well as the
> others. Also, the goddess energy
> is in a state of denial when you avoid the sexual aspect of life. Men have
> denied themselves the goddess and the goddess has felt ashamed of its
> sexuality
> because men are threatened by her power. So they told her
> she should be ashamed. In the higher worlds of the fifth, sixth and seventh
> dimensions it is normal to exchange energy with others on a daily basis. They
>
> are more concerned with upper charka climax. The climax they experience
> through the crown chakra is 100 times more powerful and enjoyable than the
> genital
> climax. On earth we are primarily concerned with genital climax and this
> limits our appreciation for the sexual experience. As we continue to grow in
> higher states of consciousness we will eventually be more drawn to a
> neurological climax. Until then we have to process our limited view of
> sexuality till we
> can achieve a new approach to love making. Those who have a lot of sexual
> energy and enjoy the fantasy of love making or pure sex should not be
> ashamed
> as they process there own experiences through masturbation or with another
> human being. Ideally one would be processing their stuff with another
> spiritual
> human being and work together to develop a more enlightened aspect of
> sexuality. Tantra Yoga offers a start to this type of experience but the
> emphasis on
> saving energy and controlling the experience is not a part of a higher
> teaching of Tantra. Love and Light. Lou Valentino.
Very good. However in actually the tantric shmashan rituals are
advanced though there are substitutions for them.
