Caduceus Mercurius
Holofractale de l'hypervérité
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I know the porn is. But the therapist?!? How so?Ahuaeynjxs a dit:Well Mystic... since you are my elder I am not going to give you advice, although I know exactly what is the problem, the therapist is part of it, the porn is as well in the same way.
I'd be interested to read what you think, the more perspectives to understand this, the better. Why do you think it is physiological? What is the problem precisely?It's physiological in my opinion. But if I would state my opinion I would prabaly make alot of people here realise they have the same problem, which they seem ready to kill to prove it's not a problem.
The penis is quite a lengthy organ, isn't it? :wink:Ahuaeynjxs a dit:An erection assisted by chi-gong practice stands up in the one o clock position on the dial, and the penile erection extends deep INTO the pubis, both branches of the cavernosa mave a V that support the hard penis from inside the groins.
Ahuaeynjxs a dit:To keep it simple there are many ways to have a trance, people have them to varying depth, and some people are physiologically capable of having deeper trance (in the beta and alpha range) that are related to melatonin-serotonin-pinoline-5-meo-dmt and DMT chain.
You walk in the street you have an infinite array of people experiencing different trances, people call this seeing the world differently, to me it is not mystic, endocrynology clears that up for us.
According to the Vedic perspective, there are four goals in human society: artha, dharma, kama and moksha. That's why there are four types of sastras (scriptures): artha-sastra, dharma-sastra, kama-sastra, and lots of moksha sastras. They all resemble eachother, especially in their structure.It had long been realised that the tekst was strikingly similar to the Arthashastra, a treatise on kingship and forms of government, but nobody had given any further thought to what that could mean for the interpretation of the Kama Sutra.
Just like the Arthashastra , the Kama Sutra is divided into books, chapters and sections, and in both cases the text ends with a treatise on esoteric issues
The Veda's are actually full of puns and jokes. It's just that the Kama Sutra contains too much valuable suggestions (especially for its time) to be dismissed as a mere parody.'Classical Indian literature is generally taken very seriously, and there is simply no place for the idea that it might be a joke.'