Ethical Hedonism Manifesto...some very inviting ideas...by Dr. Susan Block.

Date:   1/9/2006 11:48:12 AM ( 18 y ago)

http://www.drsusanblock.com/ethicalhedonism.htm

I was looking for the address of the Erotic Museum
on Hollywood Blvd.

I will present some of my work as part of a
"A Celebration of Love and Healthy Sexuality"
being produced by Judy Levy, February 2
for that one evening.

There is a permanent exhibit dedicated to
Marily Monroe at this Museum, and so in
doing some research I came upon this site
by Dr. Susan Block on Ethical Hedonism.

I would like her to see my erotic photos
that I will put up this week on my new Erotic
Photo site. Although my photos are very
much inspired by the female form and sexual
energies that pervade all of Nature, the majority
of my erotic images desire to communicate
the Life Forces in Foods through showing Foods
in their full erotic Fullness.

I love some of the ideas expressed here
on the site of Dr. Susan Block:

You can be an Ethical Hedonist,
just as you can very easily be an
Unethical Puritan.
You can live a life
that values pleasure
and be a person of goodness and integrity, even a model citizen.
You can have your sex
and eat it too!
Hallelujah! Praise the Lord and the Lady!

Sacrament ... Photo: Glenn Campbell

BUT mind your manners. Ethical Hedonism doesn't mean "anything goes" or "if it feels good, screw it," damn the consequences, the kids,
the maid and the neighbors.

You must respect the desires--or lack of desire--of others.

Ethical Hedonism is a new/ancient etiquette for a society whose doors are open to the World Wide Web in all its diverse, pansexual, multi-dimensional glory, danger, fun and foolishness. It gently but firmly guides you toward exploring and expressing your sexual,
animal,
pleasure-loving nature
while keeping the peace
as civilized, considerate ladies and gentleman.

That, in a coconut shell, is the credo of the Dr. Susan Block Institute.
It is also, I believe, the emerging moral code of much of 21st century non-religious society, a code that picks up where most organized religions leave off, a code that abhors violence and repression
and embraces diversity and freedom of expression.

Knowledge is the Key

In the Bible, "to know" means "to have sex with."
Adam and Eve eat the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge.
Nobody knows if the fruit was really an apple,
a fig, a plum or a date?

What we do know is they have sex.


Knowledge leads to sex.
Knowledge comes from sex.

{YES! YES! YES! your eg ]

Adam and Eve get to know each other,
gazing into each other's eyes, feeling each other's skins, tasting each other's nectar, whispering into each other's ears, opening up to each other, devouring each other, penetrating each other, sharing each other's deepest recesses, pleasures, pains and yearnings, communing as they consume the fruit of knowledge and each other.

___

So I want to repeat
this Enchanted Garden Teaching...





 

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