CERCKL -> RE: Slave/Submissive not the Same or are they? (4/10/2006 11:44:24 AM)
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Perhaps this is another case of "what box do i fit into?" or "Where is my label?" I think definitions are both good and bad...they can lead to self-discovery, recognizing who we are, who we are becoming...by recognizing our selves with in terms, we can grasp these things which are unseen. On the other hand, they can distract us from ourselves and be used as a lazy way to identify the familiar, to place things, people, situations into our perceptions of what we accept and have no need to think or pursue further...stereotypes if you will. I recall from school reading where it was important to certain of the Judaic mystics, naming things, which was why the earlier story in Genesis of the creation Adam standing beside God naming the creatures was so important...not only did it show Adam's responsibility and dominion over the rest of creation but primarily things do not exist until named. Once something is named, defined, it is... My personal situation, I have only one name for lotus, that is lotus, the name I gave her when she first recognized me as owning her...she is not my slave, my submissive, pet or anything but my lotus...being symbolic of the soul, of creation, of being awakening to enlightenment...that is who she is, is becoming... So, I do have labels...they serve purpose as long as one also understands the meaning behind the other's usage as well...Tower of Babel, LOL. C
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