Zevar
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ORIGINAL: sweetgirlserves What i have come to learn about absolute obedience and exquisite beauty is that absolute obedience comes from a heart of devotion, and exquisite beauty comes when the mind and heart are at peace with that devotion. Without peace... it is impossible to be exquisitely beautiful, regardless of how absolutely obedient you are. ~sgs This is a little difficult to put into words, but i think it is two-fold. Peace, for me, meaning... i am serving a Master i truly trust with my life... who has his own best interest at heart, but in doing so... he also has mine. This trust is very hard Greetings ~sgs: Explain more on the highlighted or rather bolded section of the words quoted above. Moreover the part about " Without peace..." is what I am seeking to better understand what you are specifically referring to etc.. I wish you well, ~ Zevar ~ This is a little difficult to put into words, but i think it is three-fold. Peace, for me, meaning... when not only my heart is devoted, but my mind knows for certain that i am serving a Master whom i can truly trust with my life... who has his own best interest at heart, but in doing so... i know he also has mine. This trust is very hard to establish in a world where so many people are really out purely for themselves, and will use a submissive, service-oriented creature to further their own goals and then throw her by the wayside when he/she has gotten what he/she wants from her. The hard thing also sometimes, is that what seems to be purely a hurtful act may, once the emotional roller-coaster ride ends, actually demonstrates that the Master did have your best interest at heart... but then sometimes, by the time you come to understand all of this, it is too late. Besides having peace in the sense that your Master truly has your best interest at heart, is also having a sense of peace that he is indeed the Master for you, regarding the quality of his character overall (not just in relation to you, as his slave). This peace, i believe, only comes in a great deal of time, watching how the man handles his affairs, how he holds himself to a level of honor, integrity, etc. How he handles himself... (self-mastery), etc. How he handles adversity. The level of pure, honest self assessment... is he 'faking it til he makes it'... or has he made it... etc. (To coin a phrase Malkinius used on another thread recently). Personally, i might be able to be the slave of a man who is currently faking it, but well on the way to making it... but at the same time, i wouldn't have the 'peace' to be his exquisitely beautiful slave until he had, in fact, made it. *smiles* And then, besides the above, ... to recap, knowing he has my best interest at heart (meaning truly, i am better off putting my life into his hands than i am entrusting myself with it), and knowing that he is truly a 'Gorean' man and therefore meets the expectations i would have of him because he is Gorean, the other thing is along the lines of what edana just mentioned above... i am at peace knowing that serving as his helpless, loving, devoted slave is in fact, the best place for me to grow and flourish as the best me i could ever be... my truest, purest, most fulfilled, joyous and according to Maslow's hierarchy 'self-actualized' self... that i am actually self-actualized as a slave to him. That kind of peace, i think, is what actually creates the purest, most exquisite beauty, and that kind of beauty, i have only seen in one woman in my lifetime. ~sgs Greetings ~sgs: In being able to finally log online I have read your reply as well as others. I will now address what I think is relevant in my reply to you. For obvious reasons every girl needs to feel a sense of peace from knowing without a doubt that the man/master she serves provides for her security, safety, sound guidance and an environment in his presence to feel serene in her service to him. I agree this is essential to build bonds of trust. This is all however subject to of course the human element. The translation of these attributes do not always translate in a way that might appear as what they truly are at their foundation and in some instances they are viewed and accepted for what they are, depending on the girl. Each girl is different and her perception does and will play a role in her interpretation of how the man/master whom she serves demonstrates and provides security, safety, sound guidance toward her. For a girl to base her inner peace on external conditions tends to lend itself to being subjected to every "wind of change." More than likely if she practices this sort of “double minded” thinking she will find herself reacting in ways that will reinforce a need to be disciplined in some form. Which when a girl is disciplined for one reason or another this can result in all sorts of misinterpretations that usually fog the view of what is actually in her best interest as deemed so by the owner of her. When she does not have her internal issues sorted from the present day issues she will find her way with much more of a daily struggle [internally]. Keep in mind that suspicious or basic non-trustworthy thoughts as "so and so did something that I will not forget or ever trust again" kind of thinking cannot produce an internal environment whereby a girl then thrives under the guidance of a man/master. Reluctantly building trustworthiness results in a form of "expecting and looking for the bird to not fly" sort of attitude which does not nourish an environment where trust building can be fostered and increase. Letting go of the past experiences that hinder the natural ability to form bonds of trust is essential for anyone to find what might be termed, "peace." Without letting go of that which prevents one from experiencing an internal sense of "All is well and Peaceful" within will never result from expecting external sources or a man/master to "magically" produce what is not his obligation to produce. True peace comes from within when who one naturally is congruently reflects with how one lives. Thank you for your comments and for continuing to post. Exchanging thoughts can be productive when accepted as such or they can be seen as that which they are not only if we choose to deny what is productive and for our highest good and welfare. “Hold your face to the Light even for the moment that you do not see it. For in doing so the face of beauty within is revealed” I wish you well, ~ Zevar ~
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Beagán agus a rá go maith. Gaelic saying Broken Irish is better than clever English. Irish proverb House of Livingston A Gaelic Irish gentleman master Finte na hÉireann
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