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But Were Afraid To Ask...
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Sex And The World
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Igniting His Passion
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The Art of Sexual Intimacy
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Where Has The Love Gone?
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Honey, I Am Not In The Mood
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Yoginis
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Sensuality and Joy
Is sensuality reserved
for under the
covers after the lights are out?
By Ladyfire Editor Debora Myers
Do you take in a big breath of air, notice how blue the sky is when
you step out your door in the morning, how the birds are singing, filling
your heart with joy? Do you notice and enjoy the cool morning breeze
and how it feels on your skin.
Do you celebrate the fact that you awoke to find your snoring husband
annoying or do you snuggle closer to him to feel his warm body and smell
his morning man musk and take delight in it? Is sensuality reserved
for under the covers after the lights are out?
It takes quite a bit of stamina just to make it through the day for
most of us. Survival and obligations take most of our time. Am I silly
to be suggesting that we nurture and develop our sensuality? How the
heck is it possible to be sensual while drudging through our daily tasks?
You may be wondering if I'm being realistic. She's nuts you're thinking.
Should I try to be more sensual as I'm carrying out the garbage or cleaning
the bathroom? How in the world can I be sensual while typing up a program
for the boss or filing last week's cases in the file cabinet?
The description of sensuality in the dictionary refers to affecting
any of the senses or sensory organs. One of the other definitions points
out that sensuality has little to do with anything outside the worldly.
I disagree. This definition of sensuality seems to reflect the western
worlds disconnected view of life's aspects. From allopathic medicine,
where the body systems are treated as separate entities to the way typical
western cultures separate every aspect into it's own single little universe
without understanding how everything relates with one another in the
scheme of things is really unbalanced in my experience.
Like the pebble in the pond, I know that every action creates a reaction;
cause and effect. The definition also is quick to point out that spirituality
and sensuality are opposites or not related. Well, there's our problem!
I think this "boxed" way of relating is responsible for many of our
various woes and illnesses in our selves and is reflected in society
having difficulty relating to one another. I'll start with us as sensual
individuals and then we can expand to its relatedness to others around
us.
Our senses can ignite strong feelings. The wet tickles of new grass
on the bottom of our feet can be a very sensual experience. Carry those
sensations a little further. How can you separate what those physical
feelings invoke in your heart? You can't really. In your mind? For the
world in which we live? Try to remind yourself how all of these aspects
are connected.
The grass under your feet should remind you just how great it is to
be alive and walking! Remember that the grass is connected to our wonderful
and perfectly balanced earth. Take the feelings that the wet tickly
grass invoke, and let them expand outward. Expand your empathy and your
love out of yourself. Let that joy expand into love for the world and
it's inhabitants. By working on expanding your sensuality into every
aspect of your life you become more balanced and more receptive to the
beauties and small joys that can be overlooked in the hurry- scurry
of our lives.
Delight in the softness of your daughter's hair, and the love and joy
will expand. Let joy radiate as you plant your garden feeling the suns
warmth in the soil. Take the time to jump into the ocean or creek and
revel in earth mothers birth waters. Pull in the vibrating life force
that pulses all around us! See the homeless person and let yourself
cry for him. Open yourself to it all. Let your senses initiate feelings
and let your sensual feelings guide you to a full life.
Copyright 2000
Ladyfire.com
Debora Myers is a writer, editor and co-founder of: http://www.ladyfire.com
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