Question by Dances with Kali: Is engaging in sacred sex the true marriage, where at its heights the two are in union as one……. spirit?
And is it folly to think a piece of paper or the words of a priest make it real?
Sacred sex isn’t just about the sex act itself, it’s about raising the Divine energy or the energy of God/Goddess. : )
Best answer:
Answer by Labgrrl, Phoe’s RL wife
Yup.
The piece of paper, however, grants legal protections. Over 3000 specific ones, in the USA.
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What’s sacred sex? Is that like…doing it with crosses and bishop hats on, or what?
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I don’t believe so personally, as some couples may not even be able to engage in sex. I dont think that makes them any less married. I also don’t think its a piece of paper. I believe the committment between the two of them IS marriage.
When you consummate your marriage is when you become one flesh. i believe that’s the definition of being married. on the other side of that…we are supposed to respect the laws of man. therefore..if it takes a piece of paper to say you are married in the eyes of the law, you have to abide by that.
Yes! most definitely
marriage is sacred and all other things follows.
This FEMALE energy is dormant in man and women and to raise this energy -up no priest or a partner is needed. It is spiritual aspect.
In earthly life true marriage and sex is sacred among human.
I don’t know what “sacred sex” is but it sound very christian to me just from the word sacred; I’ve never heard of it anyway.
I think consummation is the real act of union between a man and woman, not so much the ritual and the words and the signed pieces of paper and legal mumbo-jumbo. consumation could be “sacred sex” but I don’t know. Basically it boils down to the two people agree to become “married” in whatever terms their religion and/or society has for them, they perform whatever rituals they feels are appropriate and then they consummate the union with the sexual act.
not to say I’m against pre-marital sex, I just think the act as apart of the marriage ritual is extra special somehow.