Sex is the way of suffering-osho!

Sex is the way of biologicly keep the human race on this planet and is a big part of life. if you are human or you are a cow.

 

So now, tell me. Just HOW would the human race keep walking this earth without sex ? And how would all outher animals reproduce ?

 

this guy thinks hes god

 

BUT sex is a natural, it's printed in our brain.

Food and sex is fundamental for out survial.

BUT in today sociaty it can be dangerous cous of the WANTING of food and sex. The need for it, and you can get as much as you want.

Sex is not the way off suffering. The ---> I WANT and I NEED <--- is the cause and way off suffering.

 

Kinda funny that he Quote Osho when talking against sex, And then Osho has said this.

 

You know that the person talking in your vid is NOT Osho right ?

And to awnser your question, I don't care about the human race. I care about keeping my genes a part of the human race ( deep down in my ansestor brain )
And NO, i don't have sex cous i think it makes me happy ( I thought so before, bouth recoverering sex and drug addict ) But because i want to conect on a deeper lvl with my GF. I don't feel guilt or shame after sex if I do it for our bond, but if i do it for the happines and because I think I Need it. I feel alot off guilt and a lot off shame.

 

So i can't think it's funny and a little strange that he quote a man when he is talking agains sex, and then the man he Quote is saying the opposite ?

 

why make life more complicated then what it really is? ull go crazy doing this in the end, u will explode, this is why gun shoots happens

 

But he sais clearly that sex is the life force. The force from where we come. It is inevitable for animals and humans to survive without it.

But yeah, sure it can be a part of suffering. But it is NOT the way of suffering. The suffering comes from cravings and thinking that you need it. May it be drugs, sex, junk food, looks or what ever.
The cause of suffering is craving and fundamental ignorance. We suffer because of our mistaken belief that we are a separate, independent, solid “I.” The painful and futile struggle to maintain this delusion of ego