Love is an Infinite Feedback Loop
Love is a feedback loop that when extended, only comes back around to the mind extending, even when receipt of that extension is denied by the love object you are extending to. This loop originates... More »
Love is a feedback loop that when extended, only comes back around to the mind extending, even when receipt of that extension is denied by the love object you are extending to. This loop originates... More »
Anger is a protective mechanism of the psychological ego-self and serves no other purpose. What once may have served as a prehistoric survival mechanism is now a general coping mechanism. Anger as a reflex, is... More »
In my ongoing pursuit of understanding 'intimacy,' I came across some rather ludicrous, but still fascinating, information related to science's need to empirically identify and define every intrinsic experience available to human beings. In it's need to define... More »
My prvious posts address the assumed impossibility of unconditional love with the suggestion that it may not be as impossible as we may think. This suggestion primarily addressed how we could acknowledge and strip away the... More »
In the past 13 years of monogamous marriage, like most, I have had a few occasions on which some rather innocuous flirtation resulted in the potential for more than giggles, googly eyes and secret... More »
Of all the symptoms of fear, (anxiety, depression, anger, etc) guilt is the most deep-seated and often the hardest to penetrate, particularly because, as opposed to other undesired emotions, it is entirely internal with little... More »
I really enjoyed the ongoing discussion which ensued following my posting of "Intimacy: The Final Frontier" and that was the purpose of the post, to initiate a dialogue. I am totally impressed by the degree... More »
I agree that, in the Unified Wholeness of non-dualism, sex is only a part. Unfortunately we have decreed it sacred territory and therefore have inadvertently misinterpreted sex as intimacy. However, as Sartre claimed, to deny... More »