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Another blog that may be of interest to you.  You may have experience with these responses and think the are not “normal.”  They are.  Not to worry. Normal, Uncommon Sexual Responses. Please share with anyone you may think will benefit from this information.  Thanks, Art

Rich is at it again!  This time he answers questions on transcendence and orgasmic bioluminescence. Interview with Richard Andrews – Part 2

New blog, Marriage: History and Comment.  This ought to piss off a few people.  http://thesacredfemale.wordpress.com/2011/08/05/marriage-history-and-comment/

(Richard Andrews is the main character in The Sacred Female. I thought an interview with him would be fun.) http://thesacredfemale.wordpress.com/2011/07/28/%e2%80%9cinterview%e2%80%9d-with-richard-andrews/

One would not think transformation by sexual love would be found in a 1937 Best seller, but it is. One would not think it would come from a hard-nose reporter, but it does. (Gurus do not hold a corner on the market!) Lastly, one would not think it would be found in a HOW TO GET RICH book, but there it is. Our awakening has many positive side effects.

How do these centuries old myths control our sexuality?  This is from my new book, The Alchemy of (Sexual) Love… for Guys.   http://thesacredfemale.wordpress.com/?p=554&preview=true

This blog tells you where I am coming from!  It tells you why I discuss sex in a clinical fashion.  Basically, the purpose is to allow you to remove whatever myths you might be living with so  you may fully enjoy the experience, and you ain’t seen nuthin’ yet! Also, because Google search engines will […]

Why civilization might be the source of sexual repression.

Like it or not, we are all gladiators. We go to sleep and wake up in a social arena from which there is no escape. Challenge upon challenge confronts us, walls restrain us, and a mob of spectator’s mocks, sneers, or cheers us. Each and every day brings new battles whether we want them or not and whether we’re up to them or not. Life forces us to face one skirmish after another – no choice in the matter.

Even in the healthiest of relationships, opportunities abound to find fault, criticize or “tweak” the other person no matter whether we are talking about a mate, a child or a friend. Most of us were raised in an environment where rather than focusing on the positive, we were taught to zoom in and dwell on the negative. Breaking that habitual way of thinking is a matter of conditioning our minds to refocus and learn to love with abandon, without any requirements, without any rules and without any limitations.