Most people underestimate the power of their intimate relationships. They reduce them to family units and economic agreements of convenience. While these may be valid parts of a marriage, to have them as its sole purpose is a waste. The most powerful use of our partnerships—and orgasms—is as vessels for transformation. We destroy our false parts and grow our true ones. Yet, this untapped potential lies dormant in so many marriages. In my opinion, this is why so many marriages fail—they simply aren’t being used for their intended function. The secondary purposes they serve aren’t enough to sustain their lives over the long term. They must have at their core a deep surrender. A willingness to die a thousand little and some monumental deaths. Few people are. “People living deeply have no fear of death.” ~ Anais Nin
Posted on: Wed, 25 Jun 2014 18:47:13 +0000
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