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The Embrace (Lovers II) 1917. Egon Schiele,
Shin ש “During the act of Sexual Magic, couples charge themselves with magnetism (fire); they mutually magnetize each other. In the woman the pelvis (Mem-water) emanates feminine currents, while her breasts (Shin-fire) give off masculine ones. In the man the feminine current emanates from (Aleph-air) the mouth, and the masculine one from (Mem-water) his virile member. All of these organs must be well excited through Sexual Magic in order to give off and receive, transmit and retrieve vital magnetic forces (fires) that increase extraordinarily in quantity and quality.”
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Or childhood, or “college”/young adult life. Survival mode, carrying everyone’s weight, & then some. It feels like I have just been going nonstop for as long as I can remember. I’m so tired.
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