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Recent doodles~

@scrambledmeggys's incubus Sans and Red (Vanilla and Peithos) who uh, don't see eye to eye djsjxjjwnxn

Red offering one of his rings as a token of affection: "I got a skele-ton of these things, so it'd really help me out if you could take one off my hands."

And a masc-presenting Snyk! (Short for Snykolas)

Who has done a couples massage?

We don’t want to just roll the dice, it needs to be done right to set the mood.

How to even find the right person, skilled and respectful of our desires and limits.

PM me your thoughts!

Tantra's an enormous subject and most of it, I guess, is just silliness and superstition- not worth bothering about. But there's a hard core of sense. You accept the world, and you make use of it; you make use of everything you do, of everything that happens to you, of all the things you see and hear and taste and touch, as so many means to your liberation from the prison of yourself.

Aldous Huxley Island (1962)

A cobra is dangerous only when it is coiled, ready to strike in an instant; when its body is completely erect it is quite harmless. Similarly, the kundalini is dangerous only in its form of the diffuse life energies, which fuel the unillumined person's hankering for sensory and sensual experiences, entangling him or her ever more in worldly karma. When the serpent power is erect, however, it is not poisonous but a source of ambrosia, because it is erect only when it has entered the central pathway leading to liberation and bliss. As Jayaratha explains in his commentary on the Tantra-Aloka (chapter 5, p. 358), when one strikes a serpent it draws itself up and becomes stiff like a rod. Similarly, through the process of "churning" the kundalini stretches upward into the perpendicular pathway of the sushumna, reaching with its head for the topmost psychoenergetic center. Georg Feuerstein, Tantra: The Path of Ecstasy, Chapter 11: Awakening the Serpent Power.