Sexuality and Spirituality

Sexuality and Spirituality are intimately linked. The body is the temple where the spirit resides. The spirit actualizes its needs and desires through the sensory equipment of the body.

Without sexuality, the spirit could not continue in its corporeal form. It is an integral part of living to survive, continue and thrive.

When we temper our actions with creative thoughts and consideration, our sexuality becomes a lot more interesting and beneficial for all consenting parties.

In many cultures, sexuality and spirituality have been at odds since the inception of their religions. Instead of reveling in and appreciating what sensations the body has to offer, as well as our capacity for physical joy, we erroneously believe that physical pleasure is somehow sinful.

We convince ourselves that if we enjoy ourselves too much, we are hurting our collective soul. In other words, one orgasm is good, but ten would be too much. Too much? According to whom?

God meant for us to enjoy our sexuality. We have these erogenous zones for a reason. Our design is not a mistake. Society has taken a long time to understand the benefits of the human body enjoying healthy sexual relations. Now that we know, we must change our views of sexuality, making it a healthy activity when done responsibly with knowledge.

There are no detrimental effects to having too many orgasms. Every orgasm you ever had or will ever experience should be seen as a gift from God. They’re an affirmation of your life-force. They are beneficial to your cardio, muscles, as well as your psychological well being.

When the need for sexuality is approached with an acceptance and a desire to grow, it is further evidence that we are growing as lovers of life. If indeed we are going to include spirituality with our sexuality, we must embrace it as an important connection to staying healthy, rather than seeing it as something base and animalistic.

The collective soul and our individual spirits are from the same source. We are all creations of one God that is present in every living thing. Although we want to cast doubt among us who are God’s children and who are the enemy, we must remember that what we do to each other, we do to ourselves. That goes for all aspects of life, and most especially when applied to our sexuality.

If we’re going to have sexual relations, it is important to be honest about them. Just as we voice our concerns, desires, and intentions to satisfy other needs in our lives, so too, our sexual needs must be communicated so that we may grow. Only then can we move forward as a society and leave our sexual bias behind.

Sexual bias is what has kept spirituality out of our sexuality for so many centuries. If we continue to rely on old beliefs that keep women as the property of men, women can never expect equality. When it comes to our spiritual selves, we are all equal.

As much as we want to think that property, wealth, status, gender or power make one ‘better’ than the rest, when it comes to your spirit, we are all the same. Once we acknowledge sexuality spirituality in our relations, our desire becomes to please one another.

That is when our sexual relations become a living art. When we combine sexuality and spirituality in satisfying our desires, we end up sharing something good. This need satisfied, doesn’t only taste good, but when done with consideration, feels good and is good for us. We benefit from its practice. We revel in its sensory delights. Our sexuality is the means for us to create anew. As one of the most beautiful expressions of human pleasure that we have, it should be regarded as the highest form of loving our selves. It is God working through us. Sexuality and spirituality may be opposites, but they are the two sides of the same coin.

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