A. Love Making vs Love
Many JL members have argued that '
Nishpaap' prem means '
No Love Making'. However, there are various religious practices that promote the act of 'love making' as a form of love but also as a means of achieving supreme religious consciousness or god. Be it tantric sex, Dev Dasi Pratha, worshiping Shiva Lingam jutting out of Yoni.
B. Find God: Make Love and Spirituality
One of the argument presented is that we can attain supreme consciousness through the act of making love.
- When we achieve supreme consciousness, we have found the god.
- Supreme consciousness can be attained via meditation
- Meditation is an act where we disconnect ourselves from surroundings and we are totally focused with full concentration.
- it is argued that during the act of love making when people climax their concentration is 100%
- If people focus on supreme consciousness at the time of climaxing, this can open their third eye of consciousness.
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Wacky, isn't it. These are not necessarily my views. I can not vouch for it as I have not attained the god this way, may be I will, and I just need more pratice. But what I can vouch for is, "
Oh yeah, Honey, Love Making Certainly Is Devine". <toinkz> <toinkz>
C. OSHO - Pyar Ka Pujari
Osho had apparently been able to create a spiritual path that was remarkably in tune with the socio-
economic conditions of his time. He authored the book "Sex to Consciousness" i.e. how to use the 'taboo' act of sex to attain supreme religious consciousness, bhagwan tak ki rah.
There are widely diverging views on Osho's qualities as a thinker and speaker. Khushwant Singh, eminent author, historian and former editor of the Hindustan Times, has described him as "the most original thinker that India has produced: the most erudite, the most clearheaded and the most innovative". In his view, Osho was a "free-thinking agnostic" who had the ability to explain the most abstract concepts in simple language, illustrated with witty anecdotes, who mocked gods, prophets, scriptures and religious practices and gave a totally new dimension to religion. Osho's commentary on the Sikh scripture known as Japuji was hailed as the best available by Giani Zail Singh, the former President of India. The German philosopher Peter Sloterdijk has called Osho a "Wittgenstein of religions", ranking him as one of the greatest figures of the 20th century; in his view, Osho had performed a radical deconstruction of the word games played by the world's religions. The American poet and Rumi translator Coleman Barks likened reading Osho's discourses to the "taste of fresh springwater." The American author Tom Robbins, while stressing that he was not a disciple, expressed his conviction, based on reading Osho's books, that he was the 20th century's greatest spiritual teacher, and probably also one of the most maligned figures in history, given the amount of vicious propaganda and slanted reports published about him. -from wikipedia -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osho_(Bhagwan_Shree_Rajneesh)
D. Sex to Consciousness: Come Now
Have your say about the divine feeling of making love.
Have your say about the divine ways of making love.
Have your say about the divine ways of making love.
Share your say about love and divinity - serious discussion, funny anecdotes, anything.
Share your stories about how much love have you spread in the world.
चुप न बैठो, छापो, छापो ... पापी प्यार का सवाल है