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ARTICLES RELATED TO Sex and Spirituality |  |  |  | Sex and Spirituality: Encyclopedia II - Sex Ecology Spirituality - ContentPublished in 1995, SES (as it is sometimes abbreviated) is the work in which Wilber grapples with modern philosophical naturalism, attempting to show its insufficiency as an explanation of being, evolution, and the meaning of life. He also describes an approach, called vision-logic, which he finds qualified to succeed modernism.
Wilber's project in this book requires nothing less than a complete re-visioning of the history of Eastern and Western thought. There are four philosophers that Wilber finds to be of the highest importa ...
See also:Sex Ecology Spirituality, Sex Ecology Spirituality - Content, Sex Ecology Spirituality - The structure and theses of SES, Sex Ecology Spirituality - Introduction, Sex Ecology Spirituality - Book One, Sex Ecology Spirituality - Book Two, Sex Ecology Spirituality - Quotation Read more here: » Sex Ecology Spirituality: Encyclopedia II - Sex Ecology Spirituality - Content |
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Sex Sex As applied to the organism as a whole, the differentiation of the reproductive function and the character of being male and female. Organisms reproduce their kind in various ways: fission, gemmation, parthenogenesis, hermaphrodite reproduction, and sexual reproduction. In the course of evolution, organisms pass from one method to another; the passage from the hermaphrodite method to the one in which the sexes are in separate individuals took place in the animals in the third root-race of this round on this globe, and shortly afterwards in humanity (SD 2:184), the latter then being in the fifth subrace of the third root-race. The process of separation did not occur suddenly, but slowly. This is often called the Fall, and is so in one sense, since it is a descent from spirit toward matter, and was an initiation of the beasts. "THEY (the animals) BEGAN TO BREED. The TWOFOLD MAN (then) SEPARATED ALSO. HE (man) SAID: "LET US AS THEY: LET US UNITE AND MAKE CREATURES.' THEY DID" (ibid.). But from another viewpoint, it was simply a following of the natural course of unfolding progress in evolution. The separation is symbolized by a circle with a vertical diameter. The hermaphroditic state is repeated in the developing embryo where the organs of both sexes arise from the same germinal layer of cells, and the differentiation does not occur until near the middle of the viable period of fetal life. Today, the orderly unfolding of embryonic cells into a human form is due to following the invisible model which, in keeping with the imbodying ego's karma, is directed by creative spiritual entities and forces. "Before man could become male and female physically, his prototype, the creating Elohim, had to arrange his Form on this sexual plane astrally. That is to say, the atoms and the organic forces, descending into the plane of the given differentiation, had to be marshaled in the order intended by Nature, so as to be ever carrying out, in an immaculate way, that law which the Kabala calls the balance, through which everything that exists does so as male and female in its final perfection, in this present stage of materiality. Chochmah, Wisdom, the Male Sephiroth, had to diffuse itself in, and through, Binah, intelligent Nature, or Understanding" (SD 2:84). After the separation, the third eye began to disappear, and death as we now understand it was not known until then. Thus the primeval polarity of all things differentiated on the material plane -- including sexual humanity -- was of immaculate origin and purpose. This sublime ancient teaching has been degraded generally in theological interpretations of cosmic sex symbols in crude physiological terms, such as the substitution of a Jehovistic god of generation for an ineffable, unknown deity. The originating causes of sex are not rooted in the higher principles or elements of the human composite constitution. It is the effect of former thought-deposits, of emotional and mental tendencies and biases given way to in preceding lives on earth. "The predominating and it may perhaps truly be said that the main cause of sex-change in incarnation is strong attraction to the opposite sex during the few -- or in rare cases it may be a fairly large number -- preceding lives on earth. This attraction, which is the instrumental cause of the tendencies and biases spoken of, arising out of thought and emotional energy, feminizes the life-atoms, or masculinizes them, as the individual case may be, and the natural consequence is incarnation in a body of the sex to which attraction leads" (ET 666). Thus a reincarnating ego may have several incarnations in bodies of one sex, and then incarnate in bodies of the opposite sex for a number of times in succeeding incarnations. How many times, therefore, a reincarnating ego may imbody in a male or a female body is not subject to any arbitrary rule but depends solely upon the karmic impulse laid aside in the treasury of psychomental experiences. Though the distinction of sex is biologically regarded as a profound and nearly universal attribute of organized beings, yet knowledge of composite human nature shows that it does not reach into the roots of the human constitution. Its causes go no deeper than the lower part of the human ego or soul, the psychophysiological nature. It is an evolutionary condition or cycle of the reincarnating ego's development in this present stage of materiality. Therefore, it is a transitory event in its bipolar earthly experience. As sex has been nature's plan for the race for some 18 million years, it will continue to be the natural plan for some ages to come. Some ages hence, sex differentiation will have given way to the activities of impersonal, spiritual creative energies. (See also: Sex, Mysticism, Mysticism Dictionary)
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 |  |  | Sex and Spirituality: Encyclopedia - Sex organA sex organ, or primary sexual characteristic, narrowly defined, is any of those parts of the body (which are not always bodily organs according to the strict definition) which are involved in sexual reproduction and constitute the reproductive system in a complex organism; namely:
Male: penis (notably the glans penis and foreskin), prepuce, testicles, scrotum, prostate, seminal vesicles, epididymis, Cowper's glands
Female: vulva (notably the clitoris and labia), vagina, cervix, uterus, Fallopian tubes, ova ...
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History of sex - Judaism.
In Jewish law, sex is not considered shameful, sinful or obscene. Sex is considered a private and holy act between a husband and wife. Sex is not a necessary evil for the sole purpose of procreation. However, the residue of sex (as with any lost bodily fluid) was considered ritual ...
See also:History of sex, History of sex - Sources, History of sex - Reproduction and cultural gender roles, History of sex - Sex in various cultures, History of sex - The West, History of sex - The East, History of sex - The sexual revolution, History of sex - Psychology and sex, History of sex - Same-sex relations, History of sex - Historiographic considerations, History of sex - The West, History of sex - Mesopotamia, History of sex - China, History of sex - Japan, History of sex - Wolfenden Report, History of sex - Psychiatry, History of sex - The sexual revolution, History of sex - Gay-rights movement, History of sex - Religion and sex, History of sex - Judaism, History of sex - Christianity, History of sex - Hinduism, History of sex - Politics of sex, History of sex - Technology and sex, History of sex - Recreational uses, History of sex - Natural birth control, History of sex - Artificial birth control, History of sex - Technology and infertility, History of sex - Pederasty, History of sex - Zoosexuality, History of sex - Prostitution, History of sex - Abortion, History of sex - Sexually transmitted diseases, History of sex - AIDS, History of sex - Syphilis, History of sex - Outside Reading, History of sex - Ancient Greece, History of sex - Homosexuality, History of sex - Sexual orientation Read more here: » History of sex: Encyclopedia II - History of sex - Religion and sex |
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History of sex - Judaism.
In Jewish law, sex is not considered shameful, sinful or obscene. Sex is considered a private and holy act between a husband and wife. Sex is not a necessary evil for the sole purpose of procreation. However, the residue of sex (as with any lost bodily fluid) was considered ritual ...
See also:History of sex, History of sex - Sources, History of sex - Reproduction and cultural gender roles, History of sex - Sex in various cultures, History of sex - The West, History of sex - Mesopotamia, History of sex - The East, History of sex - China, History of sex - India, History of sex - Japan, History of sex - The sexual revolution, History of sex - Psychology and sex, History of sex - Same-sex relations, History of sex - Historiographic considerations, History of sex - The West, History of sex - Mesopotamia, History of sex - China, History of sex - Japan, History of sex - Wolfenden Report, History of sex - Psychiatry, History of sex - The sexual revolution, History of sex - Gay-rights movement, History of sex - Religion and sex, History of sex - Judaism, History of sex - Christianity, History of sex - Hinduism, History of sex - Politics of sex, History of sex - Technology and sex, History of sex - Recreational uses, History of sex - Natural birth control, History of sex - Artificial birth control, History of sex - Technology and infertility, History of sex - Pederasty, History of sex - Zoosexuality, History of sex - Prostitution, History of sex - Abortion, History of sex - Sexually transmitted diseases, History of sex - AIDS, History of sex - Syphilis, History of sex - Sexual orientation Read more here: » History of sex: Encyclopedia II - History of sex - Religion and sex |
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History of sex - The West.
In ancient Greece, the phallus was an object of worship as a symbol of fertility. This finds expression in Greek sculpture and other artworks. The ancient Greek male idea of female sexuality was that the women envied penises of males.
Wives were considered as commodity and instruments for bearing legitimate children. Wives had to constantly compete sexually with prostitutes and slaves in their own homes. Ancient Greek men believed that refined prostitution was necessary f ...
See also:History of sex, History of sex - Sources, History of sex - Reproduction and cultural gender roles, History of sex - Sex in various cultures, History of sex - The West, History of sex - The East, History of sex - The sexual revolution, History of sex - Psychology and sex, History of sex - Same-sex relations, History of sex - Historiographic considerations, History of sex - The West, History of sex - Mesopotamia, History of sex - China, History of sex - Japan, History of sex - Wolfenden Report, History of sex - Psychiatry, History of sex - The sexual revolution, History of sex - Gay-rights movement, History of sex - Religion and sex, History of sex - Judaism, History of sex - Christianity, History of sex - Hinduism, History of sex - Politics of sex, History of sex - Technology and sex, History of sex - Recreational uses, History of sex - Natural birth control, History of sex - Artificial birth control, History of sex - Technology and infertility, History of sex - Pederasty, History of sex - Zoosexuality, History of sex - Prostitution, History of sex - Abortion, History of sex - Sexually transmitted diseases, History of sex - AIDS, History of sex - Syphilis, History of sex - Outside Reading, History of sex - Ancient Greece, History of sex - Homosexuality, History of sex - Sexual orientation Read more here: » History of sex: Encyclopedia II - History of sex - Sex in various cultures |
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History of sex - The West.
In ancient Greece, the phallus was an object of worship as a symbol of fertility. This finds expression in Greek sculpture and other artworks. The ancient Greek male idea of female sexuality was that the women envied penises of males.
Wives were considered as commodity and instruments for bearing legitimate children. Wives had to constantly compete sexually with prostitutes and slaves in their own homes. Ancient Greek men believed that refined prostitution was necessary f ...
See also:History of sex, History of sex - Sources, History of sex - Reproduction and cultural gender roles, History of sex - Sex in various cultures, History of sex - The West, History of sex - Mesopotamia, History of sex - The East, History of sex - China, History of sex - India, History of sex - Japan, History of sex - The sexual revolution, History of sex - Psychology and sex, History of sex - Same-sex relations, History of sex - Historiographic considerations, History of sex - The West, History of sex - Mesopotamia, History of sex - China, History of sex - Japan, History of sex - Wolfenden Report, History of sex - Psychiatry, History of sex - The sexual revolution, History of sex - Gay-rights movement, History of sex - Religion and sex, History of sex - Judaism, History of sex - Christianity, History of sex - Hinduism, History of sex - Politics of sex, History of sex - Technology and sex, History of sex - Recreational uses, History of sex - Natural birth control, History of sex - Artificial birth control, History of sex - Technology and infertility, History of sex - Pederasty, History of sex - Zoosexuality, History of sex - Prostitution, History of sex - Abortion, History of sex - Sexually transmitted diseases, History of sex - AIDS, History of sex - Syphilis, History of sex - Sexual orientation Read more here: » History of sex: Encyclopedia II - History of sex - Sex in various cultures |
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 |  |  | Sex and Spirituality: Encyclopedia II - Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Sex and love addictionSLAA believes that sex and love addiction is an illness which cannot be cured but can be arrested. As a program, SLAA further believes that this illness of sex and love addiction is progressive, much like chemical addictions, the acting-out behaviors which used to satisfy a sex and love addict become insufficient. The addict then begins to crave, seek, and eventually find more intense sex and/or romance. That too becomes an insufficient hit so t ...
See also:Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Sex and love addiction, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Acting out, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Acting in, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Love addiction, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - SLAA acknowleges its roots in AA, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Self-defined bottom line, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - 40 Questions for self diagnosis, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - 13th stepping, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Pillars of recovery, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Sobriety, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Sponsorship/meetings, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Steps and traditions, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Service, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Spirituality, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - COSLAA: help for family and friends of sex and love addicts, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Affected others, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - COSLAA and co-addictive behaviors, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Shame and blame, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Meetings, Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Broad scope of SLAA Read more here: » Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous: Encyclopedia II - Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous - Sex and love addiction |
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