am choosing to write today on this topic on this day of Love Because many youngsters must be busy in choosing and cherishing their dream partners,so thought -why not to write on it because many people often speak ,ask and question ,what this Sex is? Moreover,it is often the cause of attraction and excitement.
In my opinion
Sex, in the highest spiritual understanding, is not merely an act or a topic of curiosity; it is a sacred mechanism woven into creation by divine intelligence. It is the Almighty’s design to sustain life, deepen companionship, and express unity — not a tool for exploitation or disturbance. When two beings choose to walk together with responsibility and reverence, this creative force becomes constructive, not consumptive.
The Vedic seers saw desire as a cosmic principle, not a moral flaw. The Rigveda (10.129) symbolically declares: “Desire first arose — the primal seed of mind.” The Brihadaranyaka Upanishad describes the One becoming two and seeking reunion — a metaphor that intimacy is a movement toward wholeness, not indulgence alone.
The Bhagavad Gita (7.11) clarifies restraint and righteousness: “I am desire that is not opposed to dharma.” Desire aligned with duty becomes sacred. The Atharva Veda includes hymns blessing marital union as harmonious and life-supporting.
Other traditions echo this sanctity. The Bible says, “The two shall become one flesh” (Genesis 2:24), and the Quran (30:21) teaches that spouses are created for tranquility and mercy.
Thus, sexuality is like sacred fire: when guided by commitment, consent, and dharma, it warms, creates, and sustains life — when misused, it burns. Properly honored, it is participation in divine continuity.
Concluding,we must learn to have control over our senses ,desires,impulses to be better people,to be better society!
Jyoti Verma
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