Greetings,
In the lecture entitled "The Sixth Commandment" from the 12 Commandments series, the following is stated:
"Remember that in that age in Lemuria they only fornicated when they wanted to procreate a child."
However, in The Perfect Matrimony, Samael Aun Weor states:
"In Lemuria, no human being ejaculated the semen. Then, couples united sexually in the temples to create. During those moments, the lunar hierarchies knew how to utilize one spermatozoon and one egg in order to create without the necessity of reaching the orgasm and seminal ejaculation. No one spilled the semen."
Is one right or wrong, or is there otherwise a way to account for this seeming contradiction?
Blessings,
Benjamin
http://gnosticteachings.org/courses/kabbalah-2-twelve-commandments/129-lesson-5-the-sixth-commandment.html
In the lecture entitled "The Sixth Commandment" from the 12 Commandments series, the following is stated:
"Remember that in that age in Lemuria they only fornicated when they wanted to procreate a child."
However, in The Perfect Matrimony, Samael Aun Weor states:
"In Lemuria, no human being ejaculated the semen. Then, couples united sexually in the temples to create. During those moments, the lunar hierarchies knew how to utilize one spermatozoon and one egg in order to create without the necessity of reaching the orgasm and seminal ejaculation. No one spilled the semen."
Is one right or wrong, or is there otherwise a way to account for this seeming contradiction?
Blessings,
Benjamin
http://gnosticteachings.org/courses/kabbalah-2-twelve-commandments/129-lesson-5-the-sixth-commandment.html