Temple prostitutes and saints

 

Temple prostitutes and saints

 

Agudengba was invited by the old donkey to watch a yoga performance. Unexpectedly, the old donkey took him to a temple.

The old man said with a smile:

The religion of India is both a religion of indulgence and pleasure, and a religion of self-torture asceticism; a religion of lingam worship, and a religion of Jagannath; a religion of monks, and a religion of dancing girls.

This split begins with the demise of the Harappan civilization. Before the Aryans invaded and colonized India, India's native civilization had become extinct. As for why the Harappan civilization became extinct, there have always been different opinions. Some people even believe that the prehistoric nuclear war caused the extinction of the Harappan civilization.

In fact, the Harappans were not destroyed by nuclear war, nor by wars and floods. It is very likely that they were exterminated by sexual plagues. After the invasion of the Aryans, the Aryans brought their nature-worshiping gods and the indigenous fertility-worshiping gods to a cultural intersection. The product of this intersection formed the Indian religion, which emerged. The three main gods: Brahma, Vishnu and Shiva.

Because Indians were not satisfied with normal sexual intercourse positions, they invented all kinds of strange and abnormal human sexual intercourse postures. These sexual intercourse gymnastics became yoga, a form of health education and physical and mental education that later spread throughout urban white-collar circles around the world. .

The most superb yoga skills are in the hands of the temple prostitutes in India. They are women who were born specifically to provide sexual pleasure to monks. The Indians call them saints, and they themselves consider themselves saints. The same was true in ancient Rome. Hundreds of thousands of prostitutes in Rome thought they were saints.

The old donkey smiled and said to Agudengba: I invite you to watch the yoga performance just to let you see the temple prostitutes living in these temples.

The old donkey smiled and said:

Men all like soft girls, not only because they are light and easy to push down, after all, a girl with soft limbs can adapt to more difficult movements during sex, and it is also helpful to unlock new positions.

In these processes, some sex toys are needed, and these sex toys are called magic tools.

What is surprising is that yoga is such a sexual gymnastics to satisfy various sexual intercourse positions!

Indians also call sculptures of sexual intercourse between men and women "Midhana" statues. "Midhana" statues exist in various large and small temples in India.

During the British colonial period, a British administrator once described the "Midhana" statue carved on an Indian temple as "filthy and obscene as a beast." Being seriously mentally polluted, he said harshly: "It would be great if these temples could be razed to the ground." What's interesting is that these "Midhana" statues have been included in the World Cultural Heritage.

The monks in India have rather peculiar habits in sexual intercourse, and have relatively high requirements for all kinds of unconventional sexual intercourse.

It is so difficult for people without yoga training to master such strange mating postures. Therefore, if we look at it from the perspective of an Indian holy woman, those non-Indian peoples are happy to accept this kind of complex and perverted sexual gymnastics training, and do not want to be high-end prostitutes, then this kind of training What's the point?

In fact, in ancient India, people had a very open mind about sex. They not only helped monks have sex in temples, but sometimes even had sex with animals.

Old Donkey explained:

Indulgence and abstinence are completely different Indian versions.

This division can also be seen in Gandhi, the great saint of India. Gandhi declared abstinence at the age of 37, which is one of the reasons why he can be called "Mahatma". Being able to abstain from sex does not mean that Gandhi is not interested in sex. On the contrary, he got married as early as 13 years old and has been lingering in the ocean of sex ever since. Until one time, while having sex with his 15-year-old wife, he received the news of his father's death. This incident became the trigger for his later abstinence.

After his abstinence, Gandhi did not live a life without women. British historian Adams disclosed in his book "Gandhi: Naked Ambition" that while Gandhi announced his abstinence, he also began his important "sexual experiment": sharing a bath with a girl and sleeping with him. A bed, but no sexual conversation. The sister of Gandhi’s secretary was also Gandhi’s personal doctor. She often bathed and slept in the same bed with Gandhi. However, Gandhi told outsiders: “When I bathed with her, I closed my eyes. Through the sound, I knew that she was using soap. .”

Mahatma Gandhi's abstinence and lively "sexual desire experiment", these three behaviors correspond to the three main gods of India.

Indulgence corresponds to Shiva, abstinence corresponds to Vishnu, and sexual experimentation is meditation, which corresponds to Brahma.

Perhaps only Indians can accept the troubles and pain caused by this division. How to interpret temple prostitutes and saints, I am afraid only Indians can answer.

The old donkey sang "Song of the Saint":

 

Your face is like lotus and jade

You always make me dream

But you are as smokey as smoke

I watch you drift away

 

You will always be in my dreams

Sparse shadows swaying and looming

I toss and turn day and night and have trouble falling asleep

My dream is to be with you

 

I hate that nymphomaniac monk

Always attached to you and lingering

You are just their temple whore

Did the monks ever have true love?

 

You dance gracefully in my dreams

You are the saint in my heart

Money cannot buy true love

The devil cannot conquer desire

 

Fake love is a nightmare

A pure saint does not envy wealth

I sit cross-legged on the lotus seat

The lotus emerges from the silt without causing pollution