The Great Integrity
Do we know our sexual nature or are we ashamed of it.
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Many couples are noticing that as the years past by the very spark of the beginning is greatly reduced and even missing .
And then you find your young coworker, or your neighbour or you just happen to meet somebody that reminds you about this spark.
And eventually you find yourself fall in love with that person and you tell him or her I LOVE YOU.
You end up saying to your husband or wife “I DON’T LOVE YOU ANYMORE”
And you end up divorcing and remarrying and hopping that you finally found the LOVE OF YOUR DREAMS.
You don’t need much of time to find yourself disappointed again.
And the whole circle begins again. Some people end up repeating the circle many times, some got tired of repeating the circle and after 2-3 repetitions they see the whole nonsense of that .
Eventually they give up trying and end up saying “that’s part of life, life is not only roses, life is struggle and so on and on
No wonder you can see so many couples where the spark is totally missing they could barely look and tolerate each other.
But why is this happening?
Why as the years past by the spark is reducing it’s effect?
Why of the beginning was all exciting and beautiful and then…
I think of the beginning was all playfulness, you were laughing, playing you were with full harmony with life. The energy of life was moving freely, there were no seriousness, no security only play and having a good time.
After the marriage you become very serious to each other you become husband and wife.
The man has the feeling that he posses the woman and the woman has the same feeling towards the man.
The very cell for the family where you feel security becomes your prison.
The energy becomes stagnant, it can not move freely. You are not free.
You are a married man or woman.
Is it possible to be married man or woman and feel free at the same time.
And my answer is YES.
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About the Book
When my wife read the book for first time she exclaimed, “I want to burn that book.” I told her to read it again. When she finished the book for the second time, she said, “It is not bad. Somehow it all makes sense.” Please do not burn the book . Give it another try. And if it still doesn’t make sense to you, my deepest respect. The book is probably not for you, and that is absolutely fine.
The book is a paradox in itself. It contradicts our social norms and values, but at the same time brings peace and love and strengthens the family.
About the Author
He is like all of us—a very ordinary man on his own journey of self-discovery. As a very curious boy, he liked science and was looking for answers there. He graduated medical school without finding these answers.
As the saying goes: “You attract in life what you are,” and one day, life introduced him to Eastern philosophies, and he knew that this was his path and the answers he was looking all his life are there. That day changed his life, and ever since, he continues to work and apply all the Eastern wisdom in his everyday life.
Out of this exploration, the idea of this book was born.