Origin of the Word Sex
The word sex is thought to come from the Latin word ‘seccare’ which means to cut or to
divide or in other words disconnect. The words: section, dissect, bisect, sect,
sectarianism etc. all show this common meaning.
Some say that the word sex comes from the Latin ‘sexus’ which the state of gender, i.e.
that of being either male or female. However, the origin ‘seccare’ is much more
interesting and descriptive of eh true nature of sexuality.
Degree of Connecting or Disconnecting
In sexuality we find our capacity or ability to connect or
disconnect to something. In other words with sexuality we can connect to
something and by duality also disconnect from something. Sexuality has that
amazing duality where it can free or enslave, heal or harm or regenerate or degenerate.
Sexuality is at the Base of Life
We are always connecting and disconnecting in life and so
our life is always sexual. Any type of union implies sexuality. Normally we
think of sexuality as being the intimate physical man and woman union but that
limits totally our vision of sexuality.
Conclusion
We need to expand our vision of sexuality and that will
honestly help us in many senses to see the true nature of sexuality and to also
change our view of sexuality for the better. The more positive we start to see
sexuality the more we can change our sexuality and also dissolve lust.
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