Question
Good evening. I tried to escape the cycle of sexuality (rest, sexual arousal, wanting to find a partner, intercourse, and rest), and in a way, a few years ago, I succeeded. But some time after succeeding (and no longer feeling sexual attraction to others), I felt something like… a great emptiness, as if a part of my humanity had gone away. A kind of depression took hold of me, so I got back into the habit of thinking about sex so that, paradoxically, my libido would return. Even if we can do without sex physically and mentally, it seems to me this organ between our legs has… a cosmic will (what I am saying sounds really stupid) that is an integral part of the human process. Isn’t denying it denying part of our soul, our intrinsic depth?
Anonymous
Answer from Master Kosen
At birth, they should give us an instruction manual explaining all the functions of this thing and how to use it.
Kosen