sex

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sex. See also flesh; prostitution; self-gratification; sexes, the; women
always involved co-operation by woman (84:4.3)
benefits derived from discipline of s. relationships (45:6.3)
differs somewhat on nonbreather worlds (49:3.4)
free love never in good standing (82:2.3)
higher standards among women (84:5.2)
historically
continence cult among soldiers and saints (89:3.6)
instruction at home in continental nation (72:3.5)
Ishtar cult was disguised s. worship (95:1.5)
one-time embrace of strangers required by Ishtar (95:1.5)
primitives
did not make undue fetish of s. (88:1.7)
hunting rewards improved Neanderthal skills (64:4.12)
indulged s. appetites freely (84:1.1)
regarded temple prostitution highly elevating (89:7.4-5)
rulers allowed s. relations with bride just before marriage; additional license (82:3.10) (82:5.7)
saw no connection of s. with childbirth (84:1.3)
sex appeal virtually absent (82:1.6)
s. only incidental to marriage among primitives (84:1.1)
suspended s. regulations on May Day (82:2.4)
taught s. control; were free from laxity (70:7.8-9)
promiscuity in public baths (132:4.5) (133:3.6)
s. education duty of parents in Garden of Eden (74:7.2)
individuals always rebel against society’s regulations (82:3.2)
no mortal reproduction after life in flesh (45:6.7)
regulation in relation to marriage (82:1.3-5)
s. impulses can induce mystic state (100:5.10)
s. jealousy not innate (82:4.4)
sex urge
all-absorbing chiefly due to race mixtures, Andite inheritance (82:1.2,5)
bridle passions and be patient (195:5.10)
compels man to think and leads him to love (83:0.3)
do not commit adultery (131:2.12) (140:6.5)
dominant impulse after food hunger (82:1.9)
drove man into society (68:2.4,6)
fickleness of s. urge (160:2.10)
gratification transient and spasmodic (68:2.6)
insures man and woman will come together (84:6.2)
lures selfish man into making something better out of himself (82:1.7) (83:0.3)
males restlessness when deprived of frequent s. gratification (68:2.6)
natural tendency which serves individual, race (133:3.7)
no human emotion, unbridled, produces so much harm and sorrow (82:1.10)
normal urges not in conflict with highest spiritual attainment (34:7.7)
secrecy, insincerity, and hypocrisy only obscure problems of (82:1.10)
s. appetite of ancients combated war urge (70:3.11)
society must control individuals’ s. urges (82:1.9-10)
stronger in men than women (84:4.2)
social group entitled to regulate s. (81:5.6)

Cross-references

See also flesh
See also prostitution
See also self-gratification
See also sexes, the
See also women

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