Expressionist religions are characterized by their focus on personal experience and intuition rather than on doctrine, ritual, tradition, or institutional structures. This approach to religion has...
The practice of sexual rituals has been an integral part of many ancient religious traditions throughout history. From the fertility rites of the early Mesopotamians to the tantric sex of Hinduism,...
Clackamas' religious rules structured sexuality as a sacred obligation. It was believed that sexual activity was a divine gift from God intended for procreation, pleasure, and spiritual growth....
The word "spiritual" is often associated with mysticism, meditation, and enlightenment. But it also refers to the deepest parts of human psychology, including the subconscious mind and hidden...
In the ancient indigenous Rikbaktsa culture, erotic practices have been highly revered and honored for their powerful effect on personal growth and communal harmony. Through erotic rituals,...
Yoruba culture is characterized by a strong emphasis on community, family ties, and religious beliefs that shape every aspect of life, including sexual practices. Sexual ethics in Yoruban culture are...
Indigenous religions have always recognized that sexual desire is an inherent part of human nature, but they also believe that it must be tempered with morality to prevent it from becoming...
Religious calendars can have a significant impact on people's lives, particularly when it comes to their sex life. The rhythm of religion often involves periods of abstinence and fasting, which may...
Sexual relations between couples are an essential part of life for many people.
Societal pressure can lead to restrictions that prevent people from exploring their desires freely. In Islamic...
The idea that erotic desire can be a force for moral and spiritual development is central to many Brahma-centered religions. In these traditions, sex is seen as a means of achieving closeness to God,...