Sacred hair Sex

Sex is sacred … if you choose it to be. Haircutting is sacred … if you choose it to be.

Body is ‘my’ idol (I doll), which extends invitations to share and partake in worship with another. Assuring that guilt and sacrifice, pleasure and pain, will ensue on this journey of becoming enslaved. Worship secretly (anonymous sex) or worship openly (establish pairings) matters not, when our idol of worship be bodily matter.

Rarely do we consider haircuts as sacred terrain, but we could choose to substitute it with sex and obtain the same result. Sacredness is established from rules and conditions. Sin is established with these same rules and conditions perceived as unfulfilled by oneself and others. There are innumerable varieties of sacred offerings made for each idol perceived worthy of worshiping in awareness. And many crafted idols.

Why is it difficult to allow the body to function without a sacred higher purpose or sacrilegious purpose for hire? Because ego identity is seeking a connection, albeit a misguide one, through form. Using the body as an idol for this purpose, originates from a mistaken belief in separation. An ongoing futile search to merge with others, and expand the congregation of like minded idol worshipers at ‘my’ temple. Regardless of the amount of exposure the sacred image in awareness remains, the same one dimensional depiction of dualistic bodies, and separate body parts.

Haircuts and sex do no harm, but holding special beliefs about them surely will. For anything to be sacred, there must be a non-sacred variety. Whatever is anointed as sacred or non-sacred blesses fear, and is made for ego use. Fear will follow any and all misguided chosen beliefs. Seeking confirmation that the sacred must be defended, and the non-sacred attacked. Thus inner guilt from ‘my’ not upholding ‘my’ idols sacredness is projected, and detected in perception of others. Now we must bow down in remorse or be struck down in retribution.

With Spirit identity one recognises the body as neutral, and begins detaching from habitual maintenance and mandatory servicing needs. Aware of the basis of choice and the purpose it will serve. Choice will either embody & embolden ego, or invoke and instil Spirit. Extending Spirit sharing, we no longer perceive giving and receiving in form. Independent of body and personal needs: joining with content and relating as One.