More thoughts on patience
I invite you to think of patience not as a tool, but as a condition. When we use patience purely as a tool, when we
DASA (noun. Sanskrit) A.) Slave and servant of the Goddess B.) one who has surrendered to the Goddess, who is completely subservient to her dominating influence. C.) a person who is the property of a Goddess and desires only to worship and obey Her. The dasa’s entire life is about devotion to his Living Goddess. He is the ultimate Bhakta (devotee of the deity). He will play any other role necessary so long as it pleases his Goddess and makes Her life easier.
I invite you to think of patience not as a tool, but as a condition. When we use patience purely as a tool, when we
I begin each morning bowing in prayher to the Goddess and pledging myself to her service. Surrender, submit, sacrifice, serve, survive.
If you are ever being considered by a sadistic, dominant woman who keeps a her own harem of men, you must ask yourself how far
Life experience – and I’m differentiating here between experience and education or innate intelligence – can be a funny and wonderful thing and truly magnify
“An exercise for you: Spend an hour with yourself with no distractions (no music, no books, no TV). Just sit. Don’t intentionally meditate. Write about
A multi-part exploration of my path from my Christian, male image of God to the Feminine Divine. In the beginning… Imagine you’re an almighty being,
Thank you Mrs. Claus for being so thoughtful to me this year! Apparently I have been a naughty boy. A very naughty boy!
Men should be tagged… like cattle.
While I am a strong proponent of the idea that words are what separates us most and that definitions are tentative things at best, but
Note: This fantasy came to me as a result of a real life event. Upon our first meeting, I forgot my vows in front of