Publisher's Synopsis
For years I wanted to do a work on sexuality, given that this very relevant topic has gone from being a taboo to being a path of moral, social, emotional and psychological disorder. I use a comparison with the Bible to make apologetics and clarification about views of sexuality in ancient times and in the present. In metaphysics and spirituality, sexuality is the main bridge of the potential of the being and the path to transcendence. This is what we can observe when analyzing the references in works such as the Genesis of the Bible or the Celtic-Egyptian Kolbrin. What did the "forbidden fruit" mean? Concepts such as "knowing", "seeing nudity" or "biting the apple" are directly related to intimate sexual activity.
But to better understand the aspects related to sexuality, we must first understand the meaning of polarities, the opposites of the same thing, masculine and feminine, duality. What refers to the "union" to become one flesh or a single being are, likewise, appreciations of a mental nature, expressing the absence of ego or ideas of separation. It is important to understand that the material and the metaphysical are two inseparable aspects of reality, so one cannot be analyzed without considering the other, and vice versa. If we observe expressions such as that Adam and Eve were "naked" but "were not ashamed", we must transport - as in all analysis - the literal to the colloquial, the symbolic and the mental. The archetypes of the personal subconscious and the collective unconscious are essential to evoke when understanding the meaning of these narratives.
In other parts of this book I deal with the emotional and psychological aspects of sexual intercourse, as well as the biological and chemical ones. Likewise, it is important to address those that encompass the ideological or political edges of current social movements, which are not related to a healthy biological, emotional or psychological logic, but are driven by globalist agendas and changes in law for the benefit of institutions. corporations and the hegemonies of the most powerful families and oligarchies in the world.
Delving into all this exemplification of sexual concepts we see why the issue of virginity was always so relevant, to the point of being an icon in Catholic idolatry. Likewise, entering the Christian religious sector, it is also appropriate to emphasize the reason for the apparent contradictions between feminism and machismo in the biblical context. This argument has fostered many types of conflicts that take us to the present, to the ideologies that are promoted for the supposed cause of the so-called discrimination against minorities or supposed "vulnerable" groups.
