Sex worship in india

 

Sex worship in india

 

The old donkey took Agudenba, who had just arrived in India, to visit the local temple.

The old donkey said to Agudemba: If you want to understand India, you must first understand its religion and culture. From 2300 BC to 1750 BC, the Indians created a very developed ancient civilization, the Harappan culture, in the Indus River Basin. Starting around 1500 BC, the Euro-Indo-speaking Aryans gradually invaded India and destroyed the early ancient Indian civilization. They established a new religious culture and bishops in India. India's modern religion and history are derived from this religious culture - the Vedas.

The old donkey smiled and said to Agudemba: From the remaining remains of ancient Indian buildings, you can discover the relationship between sex and religion.

In India, the male reproductive organ is called "Linga". In some ancient Indian small sculptures, you can often see a horned man carved with three faces, half human, half animal and half plant, with his entire body naked. There he was doing yoga poses. His penis was erect, strong and powerful. He represented fertility and creation. Indians believed that this was the legendary Lord Shiva in Hinduism. "Linga" is enshrined in many places. Every Indian woman who goes to worship will offer a handful of flower petals in front of it, put her palms together, and then touch it on the dome. In Indian religions, such as Hinduism and Jainism, all believe in Lord Shiva, so his "Linga" can be seen almost everywhere, which represents creation and rebirth.

Corresponding to "Linga" is "Yoni". "Yunis" are naked women wearing belts, necklaces and beautiful headdresses. They are strong and plump, full of vitality and passion. Some are pregnant and some are holding babies, but no matter what their shape, these early female statues symbolize human reproduction and also represent the goddess Parveti, the wife of Lord Shiva, who is in charge of reproduction.

In fact, Linga is no longer just a reproductive organ in the minds of Hindus, but a symbol of Lord Shiva's unlimited potential to reproduce life and create all things. Shiva is both the god of asceticism and the god of indulgence, the god of destruction and the god of creation.

Most Indian religions have a healthy and calm attitude towards sex. However, there is a school of cosmology in Hinduism that worships sex power (shakti) and Tantric mysticism, which believes that the human body is a microcosm of the universe, and the life in the universe is the male origin Brusha or male vitality Shiva and the female origin Prakriti or female vitality. The product of the union of Shakti (sexual force), so the sexual intercourse between men and women is a metaphor for the unity of the two poles of the universe. It created some unique methods, using prayer and worship to replace the original sacrificial rituals. Compared with other sects in Hinduism, Shaktism is a system of action.

Like all sects in Hinduism, Shaktism also seeks liberation, but not in the afterlife, but in "this life". It does not forbid all kinds of pleasures in the world, but instead tries its best to explore all kinds of sensual entertainment and "mountain god" experiences. Rely on sex to achieve the purpose of obtaining happiness. They believe that the ultimate goal of spiritual practice is to overcome polar opposites, reach a non-dual state, and obtain the bliss or joy of soul liberation. Through imaginary or real sexual intercourse (mitana) between men and women, it is believed that sex is the greatest creative energy. Through sexual intercourse, the creative energy in the human soul and body can be aroused, merge with the power of the soul of the universe, and achieve a The highest spiritual state. This sexual ritual or sexual yoga is seen as a shortcut to the liberation of the soul.

Xinglipa pays special attention to sexual energy and sexual belief rituals. They also believe in ritual diagrams, mysterious symbols and formulas. For this reason, they directly regard sexual intercourse itself as a religious ritual. Through sexual intercourse, men and women can become a pair of male and female gods. This This ritual is called "Lun Bao Offering". It is held in the middle of the night by several couples of married or unmarried men and women attending the "Five Pleasures". The first four are fish, meat, wine, grains and food, and the last one is sexual intercourse. Before sexual intercourse, meditation and other preparation rituals are required, and after a period of flirting, sexual intercourse is performed in various f

orms. The man and woman merge into one body in ble his female spouse is imagined to be the goddess.

Seveliss, and experience the unity of the personal soul and the soul of the universe. Sexual intercourse is not for pleasure, but for Use sex to reach a higher spiritual state. They think sex is the most natural and beautiful thing.

The old donkey said to Agudengba: In this sexual ritual, the male practitioner imagines himself to be the male god, whi

ral more temple prostitutes passed by. The old donkey said to Agudengba: China and India are both ancient nations, but their beliefs and folk customs are very different. Browsing these local temples, I still can't forget China's ancient culture.

Old Donkey sang a Chinese folk song "Heart Word Song":

 

Sit more quietly to calm your mind,

If you have little wine and sex, you will have a pure heart.

Eliminate cravings to nourish the mind,

Recite ancient precepts to warn your mind,

Understand the truth to understand the mind.