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Psychologically what is Sexual Energy? - (3326)

The sexual energy has several aspects. In the broad sense it has a physical, a psychological and a esoteric aspect or side.

People know very little about the psychological side and practically zero about the esoteric.

Sexual energy is not motor energy nor its it emotional energy.

It is the life force energy which is the vital aspect. We have also heard this many times before in Gnosis but this is a surprise for any new comer to the Gnostic studies. 

Psychologically it is the energy of connection, the energy of integrating, the energy of inner knowing, the energy of opening new paths, the energy of transformation, the energy of deepening, the energy of nourishing, the energy of healing etc. 

A person who has a lot of sexual energy and uses it psychologically is one that can become more acquainted with him or herself. 

A person who can connect better with him or herself, by energizing his or her essence more. 

A person who can reach deeper into their intimate psycho-esoteric depths. A person who can also create new psychological path ways, and a person who can cause his/her distinct parts and centre to vibrate as a harmonious whole.

Transmuting is a huge way to accept the Being within you. Sexual energy is all the Being in you's energy. Transmuting with this mind markedly changes a person's way of thinking in relation to sexuality and other people.

End (3326).

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