Apparently, they gambol about the Garden naked,
but are not conscious of this nakedness. There,
so it seems, is no sexual arousal. Though Eve
is all about, Adam remains the Lone Male. Of note
is that his dominion is manifested through the mere existence of
his female. She is a reminder, in her flesh, of
his dominion. She came from his Rib.
With Earthfolk peering, it is the absence of
overt and “normal” sexuality that is the key to unlocking the
veiled message of Genesis, namely, that there is not and never will nor can
be anything like “sacred sexuality.”
Nevertheless, it is “sacred
sexuality” as an aspect of female sexuality
that is unveiled the moment Eve listens to
the Serpent, eats the Apple, and senses her
own and Adam’s erotic nakedness.
A key Earthfolk insight is that sexuality makes
present the sacredness of your Beloved in the
moment you open your intimacy, to give and to
receive.
This point is affirmed and validated in
direct proportion to the wrathful and highly dysfunctional rage of
the Lone Male god. He would only have “lost
it” like that if she had truly “found
it.” Indeed, for a brief moment, Adam
and Eve tap into the emotion which endows immortality,
namely, the feeling of being intimately loved by another as their Beloved—within
the embrace of an act of sacred sexuality.
Continue—Abrahamic
