By Sarah Biermann
Excerpts from the E-book
(available soon)
“You have come to experience this reality and these bodies for a reason. It is not because they are so miserable. The New Age movement, rooted in the ascetic beliefs of denial of the body, has led you to not trust the pleasures of the body. This is a shame. From this side, we wish to experience your bodily pleasures. Yes, we have a sense of oneness
that you lack on Earth, yet it is your illusion of separation that allows you to come together as two. You only get the physical sensations of the body if you have a body! The experience of being really hungry and finally getting to eat something absolutely delicious is so fabulous, and it can only happen in body. The amazing pleasure of touch of another’s body can only happen if you have a body. We do not have the luxury of the illusion of a body, a limited, physical thing on this side. Yet you hate your bodies. You judge your bodies. You abhor your bodies. You can’t wait to get to the point when you no longer need to reincarnate and can get in the ‘rarified realm of spirit’.
Silly fools!
First because you cannot finish your cycle on Earth until you truly appreciate the and embody the physical and second because you are missing out on so many lovely feelings and experiences.
Sex is not just the act of intercourse. It is pleasure, fun, life force, communion with others and with Nature, and respect and adoration of the body.”
- As channeled from Count Saint Germain
There are three major implants that we created and/or accepted to experience 3-D life here on Earth. These programs have affected all areas of our lives but I will focus on relationship and sex. These implants are:
- No-choice (instead of Choice)
- Susceptibility (instead of Sovereignty)
- Struggle and Effort (instead of Pleasure and Ease)
The first limitation we agreed to is the No-choice Implant. Without this program in place we had infinite choice. The fear of death did not exist and we could play with life freely. If what resulted was not desirable then we would choose again. With the implant in place, most of the time we feel as if we have no choice. “I have to go to work/go home at Christmas etc." If we do have the option to choose then we are terrified that we will make the wrong choice. It seems as if once a choice is made we have to stick to it. Sometimes we will expend huge amounts of energy defending a choice so that we can be “right”. Think of how many people stayed married so that they don’t have to feel like they made a mistake, a wrong choice.
