Posts Tagged ‘Sufis’
A bit of “mind-shuffling”: What is “state of grace”, anyway?
Posted by: adonis49 on: January 19, 2011
A bit of “mind-shuffling”: What is “state of grace”, anyway?
There is this philosophical notion that says: “Every object that you perceive must have a mind (soul), otherwise, how our mind could perceive it?”
Beautiful abstract notion; I wouldn’t be ready to give my life supporting it. This is not the subject of this post: It inspired it.
I so often hear people say: “I received the grace, or I am in a state of grace, or I feel at peace with myself and with the universe…” And I wonder “what is this state of grace thing”?
I go on with my busy daily work and chores and then my mind takes a short break and starts talking with itself like “I know that I am among the living. With such little odds to be a living thing, from mother getting pregnant, and being born, and survived the first year… and kept breathing in this polluted world… how come I got to be born? What is the meaning of my life? Should I expect life to have a meaning?…” I call these moments “mind-break touched by grace”
I resume my hurly-burly daily busy work and these instants of “unprofitable” queries recur frequently. There are moments the mind takes another kind of break, an extension to the previous wondering mind, this auto-questioning is driven to a dangerous step forward.
The mind is saying: “I know that each of my traits are shared by thousands of human beings, probably by animals too, and I feel that with all that sharing story, I am still a unique individual. Well, this “unique” attribute is shared by God too. Can’t I deduce that I am a God? One of them Gods?”
At this junction, the mind has crossed the Rubicon River, the red line to enemy territory, and the mind has to deal with his new situation. This new qualitative kind of mind-break that I call “mind-break in state of grace”.
And life never stops with these frequent sorts of mind breaks, and we continue the living and surviving. One day, the mind takes a plunge and decides “I am one of the Gods. Who else is better positioned but me to be a God?”
At this stage, the mind is in the state “mind-break in God”. Sufis would call it “being in unity with God, to be in unison with God, to be a friend of God, to be the lover of God…”
The mind has crossed all the red lines and is taking on its responsibility to behaving as a God should behave: God is no longer going to be indifferent to his brother, neighbor, animals, trees…
God is to communicate his emotions, aspirations, hopes, errors…
God has to deal with all the troubles, problems, joys, excitements of his fellow-man…
God is to be involved and takes stands for the weak, the humiliated, the downtrodden, the meek…
From now on, the mind has decided that it is worth sacrificing once life, defending another man’s rights (all the rights that the mind wishes to acquire) against all odds and everybody.
Dying as a God is worth the entire universe.
How would you like to die, Sir?
A handful of ash, dirt, dust… Eaten by worms, ants, crows, fishes, maggots, wolves…
Everything that you despised, handled with disgust, crushed, trampled, maltreated, ignored…
How would you like to be living, Sir?
Sex for a Sufi
Posted by: adonis49 on: November 17, 2009
Sex for a Sufi, (Nov. 16, 2009)
Sexual harassment is highest among women enjoying positions of supervisors or in management staff.
These findings were known for mankind before they stepped off trees. Sexual intercourse for man is very weakly correlated with sexual pleasures: it is a power status.
Unfortunately, older men tend to be forgetful, and younger ones still are ignorant that their female partners are far more proficient in the power games.
Intercourse for women has mixed correlations with sexual pleasures. It can be almost nil for virgins and almost 100% for practiced women who experienced with a few “compatible partners“.
Warning! Invariably, once you had intercourse with a woman, if she digs you, then you are demanded to becoming her slave, “love slave” along with and many other varied tasks.
Are you waiting for explanation?
Discussing details in writing interest me; verbal discussion does not: I am not verbally intelligent. We have two hands; one is more sensitive, functional, and dexter than the other; not for manual work but for relieving your emotional anger and passions.
You will discover that this maneuver quickly re-adjust your set of priorities. For how long? It is up to you to experiment with your potentials. Man must learn and be encouraged using his professional hand as often as his rational mind desires to focus on important matters.
Man is not endowed to experiencing sexual pleasures: they just want to get natural relief, like pissing or shitting without getting their hands dirty.
In fact, women have focused so much on their well deserved sexual endowment for pleasure that man deduced that women are less fit for rational reasoning.
In fact, women learned that luring man to sexual desires is the quickest and most effective mean for satisfying their wishes and wants; they did abuse it to such an extent that man banished women from rational functions, such as governing soberly and equitably among all people.
Consequently, wise men banished women from “statesmanship” and leadership jobs.
Sexual desires are not sins; how could they be sins if they are natural?
Sexual desire is the main enemy for both genders if the mind is to be considered the most valued part in man.
Mystics and Sufis, of both genders, comprehended this dialectic: You cannot vanquish your enemy (sexual desires) if you fail to know the enemy completely.
Mystics and Sufis dissected sexual desire in all its forms, shapes, and varieties; they explained sexual desire in the minute details, pornography, physiologically, anatomically, and psychologically and left us scientific manuscripts in that field with accurate terminologies.
Mystics and Sufis achieved the highest level of serenity in personal victories after mastering the characteristics of the enemy in order to defeat it: they said that they finally faced it boldly. I am not convinced; they must have been getting worn out.
They say that they lost many battles but their purpose was to keeping the struggle. Steadfastness in the struggle for the victory of rational thinking is the discipline of the courageous and strong men and women.
Practiced women Sufis should have far more value than men: they should be elected representatives of the UN to promoting rational thinking, instead of models and actresses!
All religions approached sexual desire as the most disturbing factors for social stability.
A few religions attacked sexual desire as sins attached to various myths; they have woven fantastic tales to demonstrate their premises and applied drastic punishments and ordained stupid conditions to overpower the most natural of instincts.
Other religions defined sexual desire as the enemy for rational thinking, and for equitable functioning in society; they faced that enemy rationally and didn’t run away from rational temptations or hide from natural facts.
Unfortunately, rational thinking require studying, application, follow-up, and training; rational thinking is not endowed to vanquish natural inclinations when society is lazy; especially, if a government is not intelligent and bold to disseminate literacy and permit freedom of speech, opinion, publishing, and gathering.
Virgin ladies abuse sex seduction more frequently than the staunchest nymphomaniac experienced ladies.
Sex decoying is independent from sexual practices; in fact, the less practiced the virgin the most experienced she is in seduction; women learn that skill since childhood, directly and indirectly. They already mastered that domain before puberty.
Contrary to man; man needs years of practice and continuing education for sexual baiting, after he realized that there is more than one function for the pissing ridiculous projection.
I am interested in serious sexual proposals; I have strict terms and will set detailed conditions, more rigorous than financial or marriage deals.
I’ll have sex, take times off, extend the cuddling phase, spend hours on foreplay, and even have intercourse for pleasuring my friendly partner who genuinely is in need of companionship.
In almost all religions, particularly in Islam, women have rights to dictate conditions and clauses for marriage. That they fail to exercise their rights is not simply a matter of lack of character. In most instances it is illiteracy, pressures of deviant traditions, and ignorance of THEIR RIGHTS.
Sakina, the grand-daughter of Caliph Ali, Aicha Bint Talhat, and Hababa imposed their conditions to the astonishment of the Moslem society in the 7th century; those intelligent and ambitious women refused to wear the veil and keep silent in gathering; they behaved as they imposed the clauses that suit their life style and got it.
Remember, man does not get sexual pleasures; he works to make life and the world goes on.
Man, when you are surprised by sexual lure, remember that you have got a professional hand to get in control if your terms are denied.
This post is not on love: that would be a different ball game.
It is not on feelings.
This post is on sexual desires. Reading sex tales interest me; discussing fictitious love proposals does not. Discussing actual sex propositions interest me; performing actual intercourse does not; though I am functional.
I tend to occasionally cling on day-dreaming sex: maybe I am not there for being considered a Master Sufi; I never considered that honor; I am confined to it.
Let your comments not mix love with sexual desires. I suggest you read this post in two dispositions: serious and funny. You might understand it in two perspectives. That is my style.
You need references? You need qualifications? Good luck in your research. I am reflecting loudly on personal experiences. Take my reflection or leave it. (You may read a few of my addendum in “Introspection”)
List of posts (June 5 to 15, 2009)
Posted by: adonis49 on: June 17, 2009
362. Legitimate, Temporary, and Necessary; (June 5, 2009)
363. Sex Tales (June 6, 2009)
364. I have a position: I am voting today; (June 7, 2009)
365. Love Tales; (June 8, 2009)
366. Bi-Weekly Report (#25) on Lebanon and the Middle East; (June 8, 2009)
367. Seduction Tales; (June 9, 2009)
368. The culprits: vegetative Ariel Sharon and Hubeika; (June 11, 2009)
369. Reactions to Seduction, Love, and Sex Tales; (June 12, 2009)
370. Traditional Wedding; (June 13, 2009)
371. Arab Sex Art: Star of the Internet; (June 14, 2009)
372. Right to Return: for the Palestinian refugees; (June 15, 2009)
373. Elections’ Aftermath: Iran and Lebanon; (June 15, 2009)
374. Uncontested Palestinian Leader: late Yasser Arafat (Abu 3Ammar); June 15, 2009
375. Mystics and Sufis; (June 16, 2009
376. Headdress; (June 16, 2009)
Sex Tales and sexual desires
Posted by: adonis49 on: June 7, 2009
Sex Tales (June 6, 2009)
This post is Not about love; that is a different ball game.
It is not on feelings. This post is on sexual desires.
Reading sex tales interest me; discussing fictitious love proposal does not. Discussing actual sex proposition interest me; performing actual intercourse does not; though I am functional.
Are you waiting for explanation? Discussing details in writing interest me; verbal discussion does not: I am not verbally intelligent.
We have two hands; one is more sensitive, functional, and defter than the other and not only for manual work but for relieving your emotional anger and passions. Man must learn and be encouraged using his professional hand as often as his rational mind desire to focus on important matters.
Man is Not endowed in sensitive body parts to experience sexual pleasures; they just want to get natural relief, like pissing or shitting without dirtying their hands. It all in their mind.
In fact, women have focused so much on their well deserved sexual endowment for pleasure that man deduced that women are less fit for rational reasoning.
In fact, women learned that luring man to sexual desires is the quickest and most effective mean for satisfying their wishes and wants; they did abuse it to such an extent that man banished women from rational functions, such as governing soberly and equitably among all people.
Consequently, wise men banished women from “statesmanship” and leadership jobs.
Sexual desires are Not sins; how could they be sins if they are natural?
Sexual desire is the main enemy for both genders if the mind is to be considered the most valued part in man.
Mystics and Sufis, of both genders, comprehended this dialectic: You cannot vanquish your enemy if you fail to know the enemy completely.
Mystics and Sufis dissected sexual desire in all its forms, shapes, and varieties; they explained sexual desire in the minute details, pornographically, physiologically, anatomically, and psychologically and left us scientific manuscripts in that field with accurate terminologies.
Mystics and Sufis achieved the highest level of serenity in personal victories after mastering the characteristics of the enemy to defeat and facing it boldly; they lost many battles but their purpose was to keep the struggle.
Steadfastness in the struggle for the victory of rational thinking is the discipline of the courageous and strong men and women.
All religions approached sexual desire as the most disturbing factors for social stability. A few religions attacked sexual desire as sins attached to various myths; they have woven fantastic tales to demonstrate their premises and applied drastic punishments and ordained stupid conditions to overpower the most natural of instincts.
Other religions defined sexual desire as the enemy for rational thinking and equitable functioning in society; they faced that enemy rationally and didn’t run away from rational temptations or hide from natural facts.
Unfortunately, rational thinking require studying, application, follow up, and training; rational thinking is not endowed to vanquish natural inclinations when society is lazy and government not intelligent and bold to disseminate literacy and permit freedom of speech, opinion, publishing, and gathering.
Virgin ladies abuse sex seduction more frequently than the staunchest nymphomaniac experienced ladies.
Sex decoying is independent from sexual practices: in fact, the less practiced the virgin the most experienced she is in seduction.
Women learn that skill since childhood, directly and indirectly; they already mastered that domain before puberty.
Contrary to man; man needs years of practice and continuing education for sexual baiting, after he realized that there is more than one function for the pissing ridiculous projection.
I am interested in serious sexual proposal: I have strict terms and will set detailed conditions, more rigorous than financial or marriage deals.
I’ll have sex, take time off, extend the cuddling phase, spend hours on foreplays, and even have intercourse for pleasuring my friendly partner who genuinely is in need of companionship.
In almost all religions, particularly in Islam, women have rights to dictate conditions and clauses for marriage. That they fail to exercise their rights is not simply a matter of lack of character: in most instances it is illiteracy, pressures of deviant traditions, and ignorance of THEIR RIGHTS.
Sakina, the grand daughter of Caliph Ali, Aicha Bint Talhat, and Hababa imposed their conditions to the astonishment of the Muslim society in the 7th century; those intelligent and ambitious women refused to wear the veil and keep silent in gathering; they behaved as they imposed the clauses that suit their life style and got it.
Remember, man does not get sexual pleasure; he works to make life and the world goes on.
Man, when you are surprised by sexual lure, remember that you have got a professional hand to get in control if your terms are denied. This post is not on love: let your comments not mix love with sexual desires.
You need references? You need qualifications? Good luck in your research.
I am reflecting loudly on personal experiences. Take my reflection or leave it. (You may read a few of my tales in my 13 addendums of my “Introspection” or autobiography category)
Note: I got a few pieces of information from “Love in the Muslim Countries” by Fatema Mernissi.