Do Angels Help You Find Your Ideal Sexual Partner?

Whether you imagine your guardian angel as a baby cherub or a mighty being of light, the fact is that they are there, looking over you. They offer guidance, support, and a clear path to your divine destiny.

Everything we do, every choice we make, and every decision we ultimately come to, is predetermined. That doesn’t mean that we have no choice, of course. We have plenty of options in life, and, thankfully, we have someone (or something) that will nudge us in the right direction. Angels are always there to help us pick and choose.

They offer direction with anything we need. And we do mean anything — from the inconsequential, minor things, like finding a parking space, to monumental, life-changing ones, like finding sexual partners.

Do Angels Help You Pick Your Partner?

Picking a partner is no easy task. …

A Short Guide to Sacred Sex

Many people consider sex to be taboo. It’s something that we do when the lights are out and nobody is watching (at least not without our consent).

Sex is dirty, right? It’s wrong and naughty. It’s something that we sneak out to do when we’re teens and young adults. We giggle while we think of it because we know we aren’t supposed to be doing it.

Oh, but it feels so good, doesn’t it? Many forbidden things do.

However, that way of thinking is wrong. Sex isn’t dirty. It isn’t something to hide and be ashamed of.

Sex can be (and is) sacred. It’s our way of communicating and connecting with another person, thus creating cosmic energy.

Sacred sex (or tantric sex) can help us transcend this plane of existence. But we’re getting ahead of ourselves.

People who know nothing about sacred sex are …

Humans and gods have quite a romantic (and sexual) history together. Since there’s no one quite as seductive as a god, humans have never been able to resist them. These relationships brought about demigods.

How Demigods Came About

There are a lot of things you can learn from Greek mythology. There’s love, life, friendship, and almost anything we encounter daily that hasn’t changed in centuries. The ancient Greeks covered all the universals through an almost endless universe of myths.

However, there’s a catch. When things in the narrative got too complicated, and there was nothing other characters could do, the old Greeks introduced gods into the story, thus getting endless opportunities for story development. The gods of Olympus were there to give powers, solve problems, and sometimes cause them themselves.

They were also there to seduce humans. That is how demigods came to be. They were the children of gods …

Although vampirism and the lore surrounding it go way back to European folklore, the Gothic novels of the 19th century brought us memorable characters and tropes we see in Hollywood. We constantly draw inspiration from Mary Shelly, Edgar Allan Poe, Bram Stoker, and their classic titles. So, Stoker’s vision of Count Dracula is the definite one we still look up to. His ideas were subversive, giving us a character that’s not just a beast but also a stylish master of seduction and eroticism.

His vision gave birth to a new breed of human bloodsuckers. Similarly, years later, Anne Rice wrote her take on the vampire myth and lore. After publishing a couple of commercially successful novels, a movie adaptation was at work. Although pretty flawed, the flick saw Tom Cruise as the “Brat Prince” Lestat, which was enough to make it legendary.

“Interview With the Vampire” was a moderate success …

When someone mentions yoga, most of us picture the weird, elastic poses that women all around the world are crazy about. We often tend to imagine it as a more mellow and sophisticated way of exercise. But in reality, yoga is much more than a group of Valley girls lighting up patchouli and listening to Devendra Banhart’s records.

Yoga is a combination of spiritual, mental, and physical exercises originating from India. It goes way back — based on how people speak about it, we imagine it goes back to the time before the Flood. But, it still manages to capture the interest of so many people. 

Unlike posers and elitists who talk about meditation and spiritualism, people who practice yoga actually have something to brag about. It’s pretty healthy for you, and it gets even better once you mix it with sex.

But we’re not here to talk about ethereal …

You don’t have to be particularly religious or anything to believe in the paranormal. Sometimes, the things we do in our lives seem like they’re out of our control. It’s like we’re puppets on a string, waiting for someone or something to pull on them. Sure enough, it’s hard to explain the feeling, no matter how creepy it might sound.

And no, we’re not trying to sound like those fake ghostbusting TV shows you see on the Paranormal channel. We’re not into that crap at all. Even if today’s science seems to be able to solve and explain everything, some things remain out of our grasp and understanding. Therefore, let’s talk a bit about demons of seduction and how they affect our lives.

Demons of Seduction

Throughout human history, people described all kinds of monsters, demons, and supernatural beings. Depending on the topic, they’d serve to explain different things we …

In a time when you can arguably get whatever comes to your mind, it’s rare for us to look back on how things were back in the day. We can almost say that we take most things for granted nowadays. Well, to some degree, that’s correct. But let’s take a brief stroll through memory lane with our plastic partners — sex dolls!

The first records of lifeless dolls made to help with masturbation date back to the 16th century. Sailing the great waves of the Atlantic, European sailors would bring doll-like bags, wrapped in female clothes, to help them through long and lonesome sea journeys. Unlike the almost realistic sex dolls we have today, these body doubles weren’t high-quality. But that didn’t stop the smelly sailors from spilling their loads inside them.

Although love dolls kept popping up through various history books, it wasn’t until the Second World War that …

Vampires were once great monsters of folklore. They were parasitic predators who fed on the human life force. They were evil beings sent from the underworld to fulfill their carnal desires. Somewhere in the 20th-century vampires went from being demons to tragically cursed lovers.

It wasn’t men who recognized everything that makes certain types of women lust after vampires. It was women. Anne Rice, who wrote Interview with a Vampire, is one of the most popular. As is Stephanie Meyer, who wrote the Twilight series, and Joss Whedon who created Buffy the Vampire Slayer (although he isn’t a woman he’s pretty darn close). There are more.

What they recognized is that if you take away the vampiric drive to kill there remains a figure that excites women sexually. Not necessarily all women. But at least many women, perhaps a majority. What qualities do vampires have that excite women?…

A viewer writes:

I have questions regarding “the sons of God” and giants from Genesis 6. Some Bible teachers believe that angels took the form of flesh (actual incarnation) to engender offspring with women, thus “Giants” came into being (Nephilim). What do you believe?

This theological position from Genesis 6 is common — that fallen angels had sex with humans to create a race of giants — but I don’t subscribe to it.

This is is what the Bible says about the Nephilim:

The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward, when the sons of God came in to the daughters of men, and they bore children to them. Those were the mighty men who were of old, men of renown. (Genesis 6:4, NASB)

A basic premise in the doctrine of man’s earthly dominion is that God gave His delegated authority to human beings on this …

We do not know for sure if angels can have sexual relations with women because the Bible doesn’t tell us. Nevertheless, some Christians think it is possible, and others do not. Various scriptures are used for both sides of the argument. Let’s take a look at some of them.

–Matt. 22:30, “For in the resurrection they neither marry, nor are given in marriage, but are like angels in heaven.”

–Luke 20:34-36, “The sons of this age marry and are given in marriage, 35 but those who are considered worthy to attain to that age and the resurrection from the dead, neither marry, nor are given in marriage; 36 for neither can they die anymore, for they are like angels, and are sons of God, being sons of the resurrection.”

–Gen. 6:1-4, “Now it came about, when men began to multiply on the face of the land, and daughters were born …