211. Commusings: An Act of God

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Sacred Practice
explores the concept of sex as a sacred practice, drawing from spiritual philosophies like Tantra and Hinduism. He emphasizes that sexual pleasure, while transient, can lead to a deeper connection and understanding of life's impermanence. Jeff argues that in its highest form, sex is a sacrament of love, transcending mere physicality to become a profound expression of mutual interdependence 1.
Union in love is an act of God.
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This perspective challenges the extremes of asceticism and hedonism, advocating for a balanced approach to sexuality.
Philosophical Views
Philosophical and theological views on sexuality often clash with traditional religious doctrines. discusses how these perspectives can reconcile by viewing sex as a sacred act rather than a mere physical transaction. He suggests that sex should not be confined to the extremes of religious dogma or secular exploitation 1.
Sex should not be the provenance of either the Vatican or the San Fernando valley.
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By embracing moderation, Jeff believes we can appreciate the spiritual dimensions of sexuality, fostering deeper connections and understanding.
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