Body Worship How-To by EEK

[RedRoses]

I think that whenever people seek a deeper level of relaxation, pleasure and even healing, spiritual and primal get very close together in meaning. It's because both are a way of saying you are returning to the essence of being.

Which is not that weird. We are not separate entities of mind, body and soul. You are one living and breathing, thinking and feeling being. In the tiny cores of our cells, where our DNA defines us, also lies the similarity with everything living. On an even deeper level, there's this electric energy that resonates in all of us. The tiniest parts are therefor our most primal, yet also our spiritual connection to everything around us.

Personally; when I feel deeply in touch with my essence of being, is the moment where the world becomes endlessly elliptical. It's where I'm centered deep inside myself, yet embracing space till I fuse with it. It's breathing fire, clawing the earth and dancing across the stars at the same time. And while I gently sway like a feather, my thoughts and feelings are clear as crystal, as if a waterfall just ran through me. I can't think of an experience that has such a profound effect on me as having sex.

And the beauty of it all is: everyone can do it. Everyone can get back in touch with their essence. You're born with it. It's just a matter of preference which words, actions or methods appeal to you most to find the way. Which is why it's so wonderful so many exist

[EvilEvilKitten]

I disagree, RR. Spiritual is more closely allied with divinity/supernatural while primal is more focused upon strictly human and natural with nothing divine about it - very much 'of the earth'.

Then 'spiritual' also has a tinge of "New Age Trendy" about it - fairly or not, it is there. Very "Left Coast" & aged hippie trying to reclaim his irreclaimable youth. Primal connotes ancient, hidden, deep and eternal - since primal is there underneath these trappings of civilization we cover ourselves with to protect ourselves from the dark.

It is the classic "good girl" vs "bad girl" thing using words.