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treeinheaven
Feb 20th 2009, 06:44 AM
I am not married first of all and have never been with a women.My question is what is the nature of tantric sex?I type it in and end up with demonology and yet it is always associated with the *-spot.So what now people have to be careful having sex even in marriage because it might end up invoking demons?I am not being funny.
Adam
shepherdsword
Feb 20th 2009, 09:32 AM
I envy you your purity. I have struggled with sexual vice and fornication on many occasions. Even as a so called "christian" I now try to keep any sexual thoughts totally out of my mind because I am still single.It helps me focus on the Lord. I guess I am trying to suggest you do the same. Trying to understand a topic like this and looking it up on the internet will lead to temptation. Just a suggestion
ServantofTruth
Feb 20th 2009, 11:04 AM
I agree, if you don't have a marriage partner, why would you want to find out about what happens between married people in private? When you find someone, then discover together. SofTy.
Tonton
Feb 20th 2009, 12:55 PM
I agree with both - keep your eye on the Lord, not on demonology, stay pure, speak the Word.
God will bless you with the right partner the right time, and you will discover what it is to be one.
God bless!
Anton
HisLeast
Feb 20th 2009, 02:27 PM
I am not married first of all and have never been with a women.My question is what is the nature of tantric sex?I type it in and end up with demonology and yet it is always associated with the *-spot.So what now people have to be careful having sex even in marriage because it might end up invoking demons?I am not being funny.
Here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tantra) is a wiki article describing what tantra is without reference to tantric sex. Essentially it is a non-Christian belief system that sees our worldly experience as a manifestation of "divine energy" and seeks to tap into and control that energy. Sounds harmless right? Well, let me ask you this... who does the belief system revolve around? ME! How do I tap into immense divine energy? How do I bend it to MY will?
Tantric sex is just ritualized union for the same purpose. No doubt they managed to discover some practical and compelling sexual knowledge, but when coupled with the purpose of Tantra itself, it is unGodly. God gave us the gift of sex to (1) strengthen the union of a man and woman and (2) procreation. He definitely didn't gift it to us to be turned into a "cosmic energy manipulator".
I have no idea what the G-spot has to do with tantric sex.
My advice to you would be in agreement with what has come before my post. Avoid tempting yourself in this regard. And if you're worried about sexual technique for marriage, don't. With love, a spirit of giving, and practice, its going to be more fantastic than you can imagine.
Followtheway
Feb 20th 2009, 11:44 PM
There is definitly some interesting things in those books, and yes alot of them are for demonic possesion. The best manuel is the bible, it has exactly how he wants it done, for him his way. You should probably watch out from looking at that stuff less you get tempted.
treeinheaven
Feb 21st 2009, 12:47 AM
I agree on the temptation piece.But I have a conundrum.I agree with the bible on sex not being evil-although I am inclined toward the opposite.I have to make a volitional choice in this department.I have turned away women lately from getting to know me because I am disturbed by sex.I don't want to even marry if I am constantly in danger of demonology every time I relate to my wife.Perhaps this danger did not exist years ago in america.I am trying to not be bitter against God.Do I need deliverance?I think demon "possessed" women are the majority now a days.Most women make my skin crawl.I read something in scripture about women destroying the ways of the paths of men.I think this is happening.Yet even in a christian marriage I am inclined to believe some >rga$m% are inheritently evil.
Adam
Followtheway
Feb 21st 2009, 04:16 AM
Im sure most women feel that way about men, its just the way the world is working now, it takes twice as much work to find a good wife or husband. I do think this is something you need to work on and here is a great book for you "sex god" you'll like it .
treeinheaven
Feb 21st 2009, 05:54 AM
What I meant was not an insult toward women.It was an objective assessment of facts that are difficult to measure.There is something dark which has nothing to do with me.I mentioned various topics that got jumbled together.Working out my problems won't change where to divide sexuality(in marriage)as regards to sin and not sin.The subtopic about women was only mentioned as a working example of a particular form of sin.How about we define it, lets call it Fusion.Fusion:The phenomenon in whole; and specifically a change in attitude and proclivities directly and indirectly related to sexual activity (irrespective of a marriage covenant) of a nature which is inseparable from its supernatural component and being in its very nature evil.
Adam
Amos_with_goats
Feb 21st 2009, 08:03 AM
Adam,
You are WISE to seek to resolve these issues before considering entering into marriage, or a relationship that may lead to marriage. The order the was established when the Lord created man and woman is wonderful, but sadly corrupted by sin. It is surely getting worse in these end-of-days, but know that even what the deceiver tries to corrupt can still be a wonderful gift. Wait upon the Lord. You are so wise not to accept the counterfeit.
Please know I am praying for you in this, :pray:
Blessings,
SammeyDW
Feb 21st 2009, 09:09 AM
I agree on the temptation piece.But I have a conundrum.I agree with the bible on sex not being evil-although I am inclined toward the opposite.I have to make a volitional choice in this department.I have turned away women lately from getting to know me because I am disturbed by sex.I don't want to even marry if I am constantly in danger of demonology every time I relate to my wife.Perhaps this danger did not exist years ago in america.I am trying to not be bitter against God.Do I need deliverance?I think demon "possessed" women are the majority now a days.Most women make my skin crawl.I read something in scripture about women destroying the ways of the paths of men.I think this is happening.Yet even in a christian marriage I am inclined to believe some >rga$m% are inheritently evil.
Adam
My :2cents:,
s*x like money can become a false god,
we worship it rather then the one who made it.
Tantric sex puts the focus on the act, and what the actors want
rather then what the creator of the act wants.
So if you focus on what God wants in you s*x life (because He is the Creator of s*x) rather then what humans want.
Then you should be in no danger spiritually.
As a side I would like to offer a piece of advice that my dad gave me.
"The s*x act is an act of MUTUAL love and submission.
BOTH people treat, and respect the other person as they would treat and respect themselves,
AND submit to the other person's wants, needs, desires, and especially the other person's COMFORT LEVEL."
tango
Feb 21st 2009, 10:45 AM
I agree on the temptation piece.But I have a conundrum.I agree with the bible on sex not being evil-although I am inclined toward the opposite.I have to make a volitional choice in this department.I have turned away women lately from getting to know me because I am disturbed by sex.I don't want to even marry if I am constantly in danger of demonology every time I relate to my wife.Perhaps this danger did not exist years ago in america.I am trying to not be bitter against God.Do I need deliverance?I think demon "possessed" women are the majority now a days.Most women make my skin crawl.I read something in scripture about women destroying the ways of the paths of men.I think this is happening.Yet even in a christian marriage I am inclined to believe some >rga$m% are inheritently evil.
Adam
I think this is the sort of situation where things don't happen by accident.
If you are trying to invoke some kind of energies or spirits to make your sex more intense then you're going to run into problems. If you are simply engaging in loving mutual submission with a Christian wife you aren't going to find that you've accidentally invoked something nasty. How would a demon muscle its way into a relationship between two Christians and God, without anybody's permission?
Sex wasn't our idea, it was God's idea. Why do you think he created us with the appropriate parts, if not to use them? The only proviso is that there are guidelines for how and when to use them. When God said to Adam and Eve "Be fruitful and multiply; fill the earth and subdue it;" (Gen 1:28) there was only one way they were going to achieve that.
treeinheaven
Feb 21st 2009, 08:11 PM
My take is along the lines of you tango and is good and logical but I really think it's not that simple.Maybe all that can be done is prayer on this topic.Thanks.
Adam
HisLeast
Feb 23rd 2009, 11:07 PM
My take is along the lines of you tango and is good and logical but I really think it's not that simple.Maybe all that can be done is prayer on this topic.
Why wouldn't it be that simple?
In light of some of your other comments you seem to think there's something evil about the act, or something evil you can do accidentally during. There's just no reason to believe so, as long as your using sex by design (between a married man and woman). Outside of ritual cleanliness laws, there's nothing to worry about at all.
... and if there were, don't you think we'd have more detailed scripture on it?
treeinheaven
Mar 5th 2009, 04:02 AM
I repeat, it is not that simple.I hear your logic that's fine.Ray Yungen wrote 2 books on new age with a point I remember.Christians can fall into occult practices without full understanding of the nature of the evil practice.God gives grace but is not mocked.Example:Someone joins an exercise program that includes yoga.They are unaware of the occult connections of yoga.God gives them grace for awhile but if they don't repent God judges them, although maybe not overtly.Sex is not evil no.Nor the marriage bed.But I honestly think that there is more, sorry.
Adam
tango
Mar 5th 2009, 08:42 AM
I repeat, it is not that simple.I hear your logic that's fine.Ray Yungen wrote 2 books on new age with a point I remember.Christians can fall into occult practices without full understanding of the nature of the evil practice.God gives grace but is not mocked.Example:Someone joins an exercise program that includes yoga.They are unaware of the occult connections of yoga.God gives them grace for awhile but if they don't repent God judges them, although maybe not overtly.Sex is not evil no.Nor the marriage bed.But I honestly think that there is more, sorry.
Adam
You can fall into occult practise if you start dabbling in things God tells us not to dabble in. If you start reading horoscopes, for instance, you may find it's the start of a slippery slope. But God explicitly told us not to do that, so there's a clear warning.
When God told Adam and Eve to "be fruitful and multiply, fill the earth" (Gen 1:28), there aren't very many ways they could have obeyed that instruction.
The point is that sex was God's idea, not ours. We've been made with the appropriate parts and the desires. If you are with your wife, focussing on her and on God, and in line with God's desires, where does a demon get in?
You can say "it's not that simple", but if it really isn't that simple what complicates it? How does a demon get in, uninvited, to a Christian home during a God-sanctioned act when the participants are focussing on God and what God wanted?
Warrior4God
Mar 7th 2009, 07:28 PM
You can fall into occult practise if you start dabbling in things God tells us not to dabble in. If you start reading horoscopes, for instance, you may find it's the start of a slippery slope. But God explicitly told us not to do that, so there's a clear warning.
When God told Adam and Eve to "be fruitful and multiply, fill the earth" (Gen 1:28), there aren't very many ways they could have obeyed that instruction.
The point is that sex was God's idea, not ours. We've been made with the appropriate parts and the desires. If you are with your wife, focussing on her and on God, and in line with God's desires, where does a demon get in?
You can say "it's not that simple", but if it really isn't that simple what complicates it? How does a demon get in, uninvited, to a Christian home during a God-sanctioned act when the participants are focussing on God and what God wanted?
I agree. It seems to me that Satan is possibly causing the original poster to this thread to have some serious confusion. Everything logical that needed to be said to clear confusion has been clearly laid out. It appears the original poster, for some reason, may have guilt feelings about sexuality that the Devil is exploiting. :hmm:
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