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Are You Soakin' It Up?
.And holding it way down inside you like an old sponge? Be careful. Just like an old sponge that's held its liquid a little too long, we may start to get stinky in a day or two. I'm referring to "soaking up" all that wonderful information that...
Death Changes Perspective Of Living
We live and we die. But while living, most of us don't keep the thought of death in mind. A person suffering from an incurable disease may keep it in his/her mind, but not a normal person suffering from ordinary ailments. For a very big population...
Recognizing and Treating the Symptoms of Depression
Nearly 20 million American adults fall ill from depression each year--that's almost one-tenth of the entire adult population. This devastating condition is not to be ignored: it influences nearly every part of a person's life, from sleeping patterns...
Tips to Beat Depression
We all have days when we are down, worn out and just not feeling
all that happy.
That's okay. You need to have days like this, otherwise how would
you know when you are happy? You appreciate your good days even
more when you have the...
You can work at home and love it!
What are you passionate about? What do you believe in? Is there a product or service that you find yourself just raving about with friends and family! Share your talents, experiences, and beliefs through a home business. Choosing a work at...
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The Spirit of Sex
Vibrating to the Rhythm of Love
Has it ever occurred to you that your body is sacred? And that intercourse is a great ritual? The game of love is so profound that only very few dare to really play it. But the game is open, here and now.
The human body is a shrine, a sacred place, the place where the Universe
revels in its own beauty.
When sex is sacred, mind and body are integrated in celebration of life
itself, and the game of the lovers' energies is played.
When one finally discovers that the body is the soul's shrine, sexuality
becomes a great gate towards transcendental possibilities for pleasure. It
might not be open for everybody, but it is the only way for those who are willing to reach amazing peaks.
You and your partner can try some exercises and techniques to supplement your actual love-making
The Power of Truth
Words have a lot of spiritual power and make things happen in a
relationship, that's why it is important for the couple to try out the
following exercise. Take a seat opposite each other and make the questions
you need to clarify or carefully assess the way in which your sex and love is working for both of you. Feel grateful for every answer you get, because it is a way of opening up and better accept the other person's surrender.
These are possible questions you might want to ask
* What were you expecting of our relationship which we still haven't got?
* Do you feel I reach your heart when I caress you?
* Do you feel that whatever we do is geared towards our evolution?
* When we are together, pleasure is superb, but is there anything else you need?
The answers should be short, for instance:
* "What I've chipped into our relationship so far has been..."
* "I'd like our relationship to be more intimate..."
* "I need to feel more fulfilled and with you so far..."
Keep making the same question until all has been said on the issue. When you
finish, try to find those points in common and those which turned out to be
more important, moving, or surprising. If you put this exercise into
practice frequently, you will feel an inner communion with your partner.
© 2003 Mabel Iam. All Rights Reserved.
http://www.mabeliam.com
http://www.sexandtheperfectlover.com
About the Author
Mabel Iam is best known as a psychotherapist and expert in relationships, but she's also a favorite advisor to politicians and celebrities, and the author of several award-winning, best-selling books around the world, Mabel Iam has rapidly become the number one self-help expert in the US. Iam produces successful TV and radio shows and is a keen hostess.
Her books on sexuality, psychology, angels and psycho-astrology, are best sellers in diffe
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