How serious are we about our sexual health?
Monday 12 November 2012 at 09:16 am
Relationship and Sexual Hygiene
Sexual hygiene and honeymoon of falling in love
How many young couples during the ‘honeymoon’ days of falling in love and at the beginning of their relationship stop to talk about their sexual health? To get to know one another they will go through many different questions: how many partners have you had, and what did you eat for breakfast when you were 8 – this still stays an interesting part of a mating game, but rarely they ask: how many times have you had unprotected sex and who was it with? Because this question is not asked, our society still has an enormous number of: teenage pregnancies, abortions, cancers, and sexually transmitted diseases.
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from Tree of Life
Friday 26 October 2012 at 08:07 am
Chemistry of Love
"Look at every path closely and deliberately, then ask ourselves this crucial question: Does this path have a heart? If it does, then the path is good. If it doesn't, it is of no use." – Carlos Castaneda
If you are anything like me, even just a mention of words: falling in love, love and sex will inspire the motion of the magic potion of Oxytocin (Greek: ōkytokínē, meaning ‘quick birth’) in your brain.
Join the crowd of all of us, mortals, artists, poets, spiritual teachers, singers, all, that try their very best to understand this amazing mix that keeps our eyes sparkling, our hearts warm, and our relationships healthy.
Applying the law of attraction (you will attract into your life whatever you focus on) to the subject of spiritual relationship, we all dream to move into the space of abundance of [[tt tag="love" ], abundance of passion and abundance of understanding. However, we are so heavily conditioned by the concept of soul-mates and tied within ferry-tales subconscious chains that we find it difficult to clearly observe What is love, and the above drive somehow manages to escape our focus and sometimes even manages to miss our lives.
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What is the meaning of the tree of life?
Thursday 11 October 2012 at 6:05 pm
Meaning of Tree of Life
Ancient Beliefs and Mayan World Tree
The Mayan believed heaven to be a wonderful, magical place on Earth hidden by a mystical mountain. They called this place Tamoanchan. Heaven, Earth, and Underworld (Xibalba) were connected by the ‘world tree’. The world tree grew at the locus of creation, all things flowing out from that spot into four directions. These were: East associated with red, North represented by white, West that is black and South that is yellow. The Mayan tree of life is a cross with its centre being the point of ‘absolute beginning’, the source of all creation and its branches passing through each of the three layers of existence - underworld, earth, and the sky.
Could it be that the Land of Punt was Ancient Malta? Eti Queen & Ancient Egypt Earliest ever Recorded Sea Voyage to the Sacred Land of Punt
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Symbols and Signs
Tree of Life
Trinity Spiral
Magic of Equinox