Jack Andy Killing Construct Vol 9: Weaponizing Spirituality Against Sex?

January 7, 2023
JACK ANDY

As my life journey continues recently I’ve made no qualms about the fact that I can’t stand organized religion. Systematically it has been used as a method of establishing moral superiority for ages. Telling us how to be and how to act, when, where, and with what gender we can have sex with, and even what we are allowed to wear, or eat. I’ve always been the type of person that believes in an energy flow and associating with people who enjoy seeing you do what you do and living your life no matter how many recreational activities you take or sex parties you attend.

We know what our religious antagonists think about these secular actions, that’s no surprise. The surprise comes in the fact that while listening to some “spiritual” YouTube influencers with my partner, I’m seeing a trend in that community doing the same thing. The terminology is different, I’ve heard some of them call substances are “a dark path,” and I’ve heard some say they don’t even sexually interact with someone on a stimulant, like at all. One said those people don't make them feel “juicy.”

Yeah, I can't make that up. Wish I were that creative to come up with that terminology. Sounds like the guy in question is only worried about him being juicy, to be honest.

Concurrently, in all instances, they stated they look down on the group sex scene and as if that wasn’t a slap in the face to me as a pornstar watching them still participate and not like it, they all had OnlyFans, and all of them had HIGHLY sexual posts all over their Instagram. What the fuck?

This kinda makes me wonder, are the spiritualists our next antagonists?

Look, I’m all about being spiritual, have at it, use your energy crystals, and burn your candles. But if you don’t like the sex scene then you aren’t doing your spirituality properly. Our religions, whether spiritual or more organized, all work under the pretense that they are a guide to being a better person, and not judging people. When you are posting something negative about a group, substance, or person in relation to your spirituality on the internet, your religion is no longer your shield, it’s a sword. What’s worse is, if you have followers, mindless ones, what you say opens the door for more of a hate campaign to those of us who are more sexual. They won’t separate your personal feeling from what you practice and implement it in theirs and become just like the religious brats we already hate.

Albert Einstein, said it best “I believe in Spinoza’s God, who reveals himself in the lawful harmony of the world, not in a God who concerns himself with the fate or doings of mankind.” Spinoza’s God was defined as the infinite, necessarily existing (that is, self-caused), the unique substance of the universe. There is only one substance in the universe; it is God; and everything else that is is in God.

So it kinda amazes me that spirituality is seemingly heading in the direction of mainstream religion. Funny enough it seems to be going there based on self-loathing when it should be doing the opposite. If everything is God and of God, then wouldn’t it be more spiritual too, I dunno, fuck all the boys? Do it all? Expand your mind like God intended inviting every loving spirit and mind-altering safe experience instead of being a judgmental fake spiritualist prude? I kinda thought if you claim to be spiritual, you’re supposed to receive enlightenment from continuing your journey in life with people and substances enlightening you every day, not just who or what you like, but everyone and everything. So to me, someone claiming to be enlightened but still shaming themselves and others, well that just doesn’t seem light to me.

I suppose the construct I’m after today is recognizing when your need for congregation, no matter what it is, should not be used to make others feel inferior. Your spirituality should not be an exclusive club. I mean after all…

…Mine isn’t.