From: cid830 >NO. Not unless that orgasm causes you to lose your entire
sense of self in the realization that we are at One with the Universal
Consciousness.>
I have felt that way during orgasm, but usually it is the feeling of being
one with the other person. Sometimes it can feel like a union
NO. Not unless that orgasm causes you to lose your entire sense of
self in the realization that we are at One with the Universal
Consciousness.
--- In Zen_Forum@yahoogroups.com, Jeni Jeni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Pole dancing is very popular and I think you can really feel your Chi
when
Edgar,
Yes, I use lower case 'z' to indicate that 'zen' is nothing special
and not specifically associated with anything else (like Buddhism).
I use 'Zen' with an upper case 'Z' to stand for Zen Buddhism which is
a proper noun and does stand for something very specific and
therefore bounded -
Bill,
Yes, I agree completely with your distinction. Interesting though
that you use the capitalization in exactly the opposite way as I tend
to. I'll have to re-evaluate the way I use my capitalization.
Generally I distinguish by using the terms true Zen vs zen sects.
Maybe I use the cap
Edgar,
I wholeheartedly agree with your comments about sex and zen, and in
fact think that applies to lots of other areas.
This is why I differentiate between Zen Buddhism (a religion) and zen
(what you have referred to as 'True Zen').
...Bill!
--- In Zen_Forum@yahoogroups.com, Edgar Owen <
Jeni Jeni,
One can be enlightened at any moment, in fact there is always
enlightenment, its just a matter of realizing it, of admitting it. As
I indicated in my previous response to you sexual energy is certainly
chi and sex can certainly intensify one's chi. While orgasms are
certainly b
Pole dancing is very popular and I think you can really feel your Chi when you
are grinding against a pole. The exercise is intense. Does orgasm count as a
moment of enlightenment?
Current Book Discussion: any Zen book that you recently have read or are
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