In Tibetan Buddhist traditions, erotic meaning is often represented through visual imagery, rituals, and religious symbolism. This representation can be found in various forms such as thangkas,...
How did Tocharian religious erotics use sexuality as a metaphor for impermanence, rebirth, and emotional attachment?
Tocharian religious erotics used sexuality as a metaphor for impermanence,...
What are Sexual Fluidity and Impermanence?
Sexual fluidity is the capacity for changeable sexual attraction and identity. It refers to an individual's potential to experience shifting sexual...
Commitment is a state of mind that involves pledging to do something, such as to be faithful to another person in a relationship, to stay loyal to a job, or to stick to a decision made. It often...
Impermanence is an essential part of human existence. It refers to the fleeting nature of all things, including desires, which can change rapidly. Queer desire, which is often defined as an...
Impermanence is a common theme in queer relationships, which can be both challenging and liberating. Queer relationships are often characterized by fluidity and flexibility, where people may have...
How do wartime ruptures within relationships illuminate deeper truths about attachment, impermanence, and emotional resilience?
In times of war, relationships are often put to the test, revealing...
Romantic Disappointment and Adolescents' Understanding of Impermanence
As teenagers navigate the difficult waters of developing their identities, they often turn to romance to provide meaning and...
Eastern poetry has been a rich source of cultural expression for centuries, exploring various themes through its lyrical language. One such theme that has been extensively explored is eroticism,...
Queer reflection on mortality can be seen as an opportunity to explore the relationship between humans and their environment. In this context, "queer" refers to people who identify themselves outside...