Sensuality

 

Sensuality in the world of pleasure has become very important and the taste dictates the habit of pleasure that takes hold of a person.

The pleasure of the senses, and its subtle thoughts, which is carved into the culture of the self, has its image and it’s longing.

Perverted ideas of intimacy and relationships shaped into pleasure of the pursuit and into the living existence.

The wild media exaggerations of pleasure are the outcome of moral and intellectual conformity. 

Sensuality in society has always be a factor of corruption, leaving a bitter taste for the expression of true sensuality. 

Pleasure and joy are different things, the state of pleasure always exist, while joy needs to be cultivated and nurtured.

 Pleasure, fear and violence run together; they are inseparable companions.

Attachment gives a sense of belonging, identification with something, gives a sense of reality, of being. 

People turn these facts into ideas and then struggle to deal with the repeating Deja vu, it creates. 

They prefer to live with abstractions rather than with reality and the denial of what love cannot be. 

The conditioning of the mind through so-called education, religion, tradition, culture, gives little space to the flowering of the mind and able to create the sensuality of the heart.

The ego has only a very limited space in the consciousness.

The spiritualization of sensuality is above all religion; it is to respect and rejoice in the force of life, of life itself, and to be present in all that one does as natural effort in loving affection.

Sensuality does not understand judgment and why people are getting disturbed by its natural expression.

Every sensuous experience is the constant flow as part of nourishment and inspiration from the source of life.

In the moment of total sensuality, love creates beauty as a form of worship, where all knowing becomes pale, while divine knowledge begins to shine.

Do you ever wonder why every orgasm is different?  

A life of superficiality is lived as not lived.