@GWANJEZ I can see how weak they are, and history is about to repeat itself once again. Loving God is about supporting the teachings from the Messiah...
MAKING LOVE IS NOT THE SAME AS HAVING SEX.
Sex can be a meeting of bodies. Making love is a meeting of souls that happens to use bodies as its language. One can be finished in minutes and leave both people emptier than they began. The other can last a lifetime in a single breath and rearrange the architecture of a person.
In the mystical traditions, the body is not the obstacle to the sacred. It is the threshold. When two people approach each other without armorโwithout performance, without conquest, without the quiet transaction of validationโthe ordinary act becomes a form of prayer. Attention turns into devotion. Breath synchronizes not by technique but by recognition. What passes between them is not merely pleasure; it is presence made tangible.
Sex seeks an ending. Making love dissolves the one who was seeking. In that dissolution the boundary between giver and receiver softens, and for a little while the old story of separation loses its authority. This is why the mystics spoke of union in the language of lovers: not because the divine is romantic, but because only love is reckless enough to stop defending itself.
The difference is not moral. It is ontological. One confirms the self. The other lets the self be rewritten by contact with what it cannot own.
Walking barefoot can stimulate the nerves in your feet, improve sensory awareness and balance, and provide a relaxing outdoor experience.
Barefoot โ sensory stimulation + relaxation + connection with nature