We all have mind, and we all have psychology
that works connecting the mind and the body. Psychology is composed of three
parts: perception, which recognizes information from the outside world; memory,
which stores and retrieves the perceived information; and expression, which
expresses the results of the mind's work back to the outside world. The human
mind takes in external information and expresses internal thoughts and emotions
to the outside world through psychological processes. Why? Because we live in
relationships with other people. The human mind is necessary for connecting
with others.
Meanwhile, within the human mind is xesmind.
It energizes our minds and bodies. Xesmind also has xes psychology that
recognizes sexuality, remembers sexuality, and expresses sexuality, but
surprisingly, it has nothing to do with human relationships. Xesmind works
solely to energize our own mind and body. Mind exists to be with others, but xesmind
and xes psychology exist solely for the sake of the individuals’ mind.
In a human relationship, our mind interacts
with the other person's mind, and our xesmind energizes our mind. Xesmind is
not supposed to be directed at the other person, and the workings of xesmind
and xes psychology are not even recognized in the consciousness: everything you
feel when you have sex is felt in the mind.
But today, this structure is perceived to
be completely reversed. The mind is centered on what I feel, what is for me,
what pleases me, and it is centered on satisfying individuals’ feelings rather
than its role in relationships. Of course, it's true that my mind works for me,
and all relationships start with me, but we are human beings living together,
and when mind works only for ourselves, we can no longer move toward shared
happiness.
There's a more serious problem. The
workings of sexuality, which should be yours alone, are directed towards the
other person. Everyone who discusses the psychology of sexuality analyzes it putting
meanings in relation to the mind. Having sex is just a sexual action that is
the result of the working of mind and xesmind. There is no meaning in the
sexual action itself, and having sex should be used solely as a means of
energizing one's own mind.
What happens when your xesmind is directed
toward the other person, rather than toward your own mind? Most commonly, we
interpret having sex in relation with love and pleasure. We want to look good
to the partner, we become possessive or use the partner for our own pleasure,
we want to fit in, or we learn sex techniques to show off and please the
partner.
In modern society, these distorted notions are so thoroughly instilled in us from early childhood sex education that our minds are molded in this direction. The problem with current sex education is that it mostly focuses on having sex and issues related with it. With such a deeply ingrained distortion, how can we possibly have a proper perception of human mind and sexuality?
If we can at least get to the bottom of it,
then we can at least strive to pursue the right standards, and we can give the
next generation the right mindset from the early age. The education program exists
to guide you to accurately understand the nature of human sexuality, if you are
willing to change.
When your mind and xesmind are operating in
a distorted way, it's only natural that your psychology will break down. Today,
psychological problems are so common and many people live with neuroses,
depression, and addictions and don't even realize they have them. It's
important to learn what it takes to keep your mind and psychology healthy, and
what is causing us to live in such a sick and troubled society.
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