/lit/ - Literature

>>10740901
I am not focusing on any particular person, but on the principle of femininity within myself, which I understand as sexuality, which binds my existence to others, viz., sexual partners. Sexuality is actually the materialistic, atheistic principle in man, causing him to funnel all his power of belief into the transient and temporal. Chastity is the means of his transition from the unfulfilling hedonistic life into the sublime religious life.

>>10740930
Intellectual union is the only union which can attain to permanence. Physical unions are transient and thus can never serve as the end of man's seeking for meaning. Love is something which is felt as sublime contentment, not pertaining to any particular passing state or emotion, not pertaining to the attainment of some possession or exterior validation from something else, but is a kind of uninhibited awareness, and this is what I mean by intellectual union, viz., one that is immaterial and mental.

I at one point conceded the notion of the "divine feminine", but I actually think Christian resignation is rather a kind of masculine inheritance, similar to the transition of a son into adulthood, by initi
ation of the father, in which case he is actually shedding femininity, not bonding in some ephemeral copulation. Christianity is about manhood, not marriage.