It is widely proclaimed and wrongfully accepted as a fact that sex and love basically is the same thing. Sex and love have in actual fact very little if anything in common. Anyone can at any point have sex with another person without having any feelings for that person. Love is not required as criteria for engaging in sexual intercourse.
Saying that one is “making love” when having sex is also incorrect. This, however, doesn't mean sex is not sacred and that it justifies having sex casually and/or randomly. Sex is very sacred, mainly because it brings about life, but there are other very important factors causing sex to be sacred that will be discussed at another time. Suffice it to say that sex was sacred enough to instate marriage as protection thereof.
Sex and love are governed by totally different parts of the soul. The entry point for sexual intercourse, giving access to the core of the soul, is at the energy exit point of a soul’s core. Thus, bringing the energy level that involves sex down to a very low level. Love is on a high level with high vibrations and comes from the heart of the soul—central part of one’s soul’s core. Sex, on the other hand, is on a very low level with low vibrations; hence they cannot be related to each other.
Sex was intended for procreation and not only for physical pleasure.
When humans came into existence, sex had to be pleasurable, otherwise no-one would have wanted to procreate. Can you imagine?
People were supposed to engage in sexual activity ethically, but now-a-days it is used as an activity to connect with people, to feel good, to make another feel good, to reach out, as payback, as a pass-time activity, to search for ... and many more reasons other than for the intention it is there.
