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November 2008 
Wild Nights
Posted on Feb 1st, 2007
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Jahrun
Jahrun
Just finished reading Wild Nights by David Deida, recommended indirectly to me by recent acquaintance, Matthew Macik through our mutual friend Rhonda.
Captivating? Yes. I began the book two nights ago at 1 in the morning and could not put it down until 4am. Transformative? Yes. I am even more reassured of sexual healing of the heart and in coming to know the infinite oneness of everything, of love, of God.
Recommend? Yes. I already purchased 8 copies for lovers who had been transformed by our sexual relationships and/or had struggled with societal restrictions of sexuality that I openly removed.
Excerpt from page 17
"And then I felt it. I was trying to escape the room through my spiritual practices, trying to acheive some kind of safety outside the room. I was not willing to be vulnerable and fully alive in the room, and yet, strangely enough, I was also afraid to let go of everything in the room and surrender my entire life - my work, my relationships, my ambitions - dying to the room, standing eternally outside the room, totally free. I was afraid to stay, and I was afraid to go."
God <=> Death <=> Sex <=> Life <=> Sex <=> Love <=> Sex <=> Death <=> God
Captivating? Yes. I began the book two nights ago at 1 in the morning and could not put it down until 4am. Transformative? Yes. I am even more reassured of sexual healing of the heart and in coming to know the infinite oneness of everything, of love, of God.
Recommend? Yes. I already purchased 8 copies for lovers who had been transformed by our sexual relationships and/or had struggled with societal restrictions of sexuality that I openly removed.
Excerpt from page 17
"And then I felt it. I was trying to escape the room through my spiritual practices, trying to acheive some kind of safety outside the room. I was not willing to be vulnerable and fully alive in the room, and yet, strangely enough, I was also afraid to let go of everything in the room and surrender my entire life - my work, my relationships, my ambitions - dying to the room, standing eternally outside the room, totally free. I was afraid to stay, and I was afraid to go."
God <=> Death <=> Sex <=> Life <=> Sex <=> Love <=> Sex <=> Death <=> God
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