my son will be born in 4 weeks and I’m thankful I’ll be able to practice the maithuna pretty soon. Although I know I have to wait 40 more days after he’s born to start practicing it, but I’ve been thinking: since 2 people become one in sex does this mean we both have to choose who’s defect to eliminate, or do I focus on my own defect and my wife on her own defect individually?
I heard from someone that when sexually united, as 2 people become one this “one” should work in unison towards the same thing, so if it’s towards the annihilation of an ego it should be towards the ego of either the man or the woman one day and the next day it could be of the other one. I actually heard this from someone teaching gnosis. Although, then I thought but everyone has their own individual Divine Mother. I know sometimes we can make mistakes. Either way I’d just like to see what the instructors here say. Thank you for your answers.
I heard from someone that when sexually united, as 2 people become one this “one” should work in unison towards the same thing, so if it’s towards the annihilation of an ego it should be towards the ego of either the man or the woman one day and the next day it could be of the other one. I actually heard this from someone teaching gnosis. Although, then I thought but everyone has their own individual Divine Mother. I know sometimes we can make mistakes. Either way I’d just like to see what the instructors here say. Thank you for your answers.
Accepted Answer
During the moment of the chemical coitus, the man must help his wife by taking her psychic aggregates as if they were his own.
The woman must take the psychic aggregates of her husband, as if they were her own.
Thus, the positive, negative, and neutral forces perfectly united are directed against any aggregate.
This is the key in order to disintegrate psychic aggregates.
Man and woman, when sexually united, must pray to the Virgin of the Sea, Devi Kundalini, asking for the disintegration of every psychic aggregate which previously has been deeply comprehended.
If the man wants to disintegrate a psychic aggregate—whether it be hatred, lust, jealousy, etc.—he will pray to the Divine Mother Kundalini, begging Her for the disintegration of the psychic aggregate. His wife will help him with the same prayer, as if the aggregate was her own.
As well, the man will proceed with the psychic aggregates of his wife, as if they were his own.
The totality of the forces of the man and the woman during the metaphysical copulation must be directed to the psychic aggregates of the man, and to the psychic aggregates of the woman.
“Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes.” —Demosthenes
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
Accepted Answer
During the moment of the chemical coitus, the man must help his wife by taking her psychic aggregates as if they were his own.
The woman must take the psychic aggregates of her husband, as if they were her own.
Thus, the positive, negative, and neutral forces perfectly united are directed against any aggregate.
This is the key in order to disintegrate psychic aggregates.
Man and woman, when sexually united, must pray to the Virgin of the Sea, Devi Kundalini, asking for the disintegration of every psychic aggregate which previously has been deeply comprehended.
If the man wants to disintegrate a psychic aggregate—whether it be hatred, lust, jealousy, etc.—he will pray to the Divine Mother Kundalini, begging Her for the disintegration of the psychic aggregate. His wife will help him with the same prayer, as if the aggregate was her own.
As well, the man will proceed with the psychic aggregates of his wife, as if they were his own.
The totality of the forces of the man and the woman during the metaphysical copulation must be directed to the psychic aggregates of the man, and to the psychic aggregates of the woman.
“Nothing is easier than self-deceit. For what each man wishes, that he also believes.” —Demosthenes
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
"Do not worry; cultivate the habit of being happy." —Samael Aun Weor
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