JustaTop
Posts: 511
Joined: 10/5/2005 Status: offline
|
In my understanding,the kajira is seen as a tool of the Master. Initially,it is his responsibility to temper and refine that tool to his specific desires. And any tool is only as good as the materials from which it is made-and the refinement and care the wielder puts into it. People often mistake the differences between discipline and punishment. Both are mental reenforcment excercises. They inculcate behavior patterns,nothing more. The Master infiltrates the slave with a portion of his essence,and the slave responds to this. Discipline is part of the teaching and self control of a slave. These are her inner governors-the limits being set by her owner. They teach her self control. PUNISHMENT is used when that discipline breaks down,or needs redirection. But it can have a traumatic effect,and should be used sparingly-or it often disrupts the girl's focus,rather than aiding it. Tearing down the efficiency with which she serves,and thereby becoming counterproductive in nature. One example of this is the Master who has poor impulse control,and constantly barks at a girl who makes trivial mistakes. Rather than taking her aside quietly,and correcting her with pertinent instruction that overcomes them. Because keeping a tight focus on tasks at hand is a KEY element of ALL service. And ANYTHING that disrupts that ability is to be avoided. In time,she knows his habits and desires well enough for them to be automatic to her-unless he decides to make changes. This is the goal of competent slaves-to reach the state of compliance that everything is programmed in such a manner that every detail of her service can be done automatically. Which results in greater efficiency,and makes the Master's life easier-freeing his time up for pursuits that better suit and profit him in his life. In a Gorean sense,there really IS no other reason to keep a slave-as it was in times gone by. This is the goal to strive for-rather than perfection. You do EVERYTHING within your granted power to make his life better and more productive.. Could it possibly be much simpler to understand? But not neccesarily to DO.
|