Monday, July 21, 2025
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[UPDATED ON 22 JULY 2025]: Why my 22-year-old Argentina friend Michael Miller has decided not to update his Deviant Art (dA) gallery hereafter
NOTE: As predicted Michael has received an email by Deviant Art (dA) that his "account was suspended for the submission of explicit pornography [very different from that of Google's Blogger's which is more relaxed which is why Michael left dA in the first place] which was either posted to a public area on DeviantArt or featured real performers [I'm glad Blogger allows real men who are physically tangible in reality unlike AI generated men who exist only online virtually], which is in violation of DeviantArt’s Terms of Service and Etiquette Policy. Visit the Knowledge Base for more information about suspensions and how they affect your account."
Through his account, dA informed him that he was "indefinitely suspended" for "repeated violations of content policy" and from my own experience with dA which resulted in my account also to be "indefinitely suspended" (now when you visit there, you can see that they have nicely changed the word "suspended" to "deactivated" as if implying I left by my own choice and volition), it means you can request for a review but dA may decide to keep you out permanently without informing you that they will never again reactivate your account.
Anyway, just wanted to say that both me and Michael do not want to waste our precious time on this dA thing, so I and Michael agreed to remove certain parts of the following contents of this blogpost that I originally posted on 18 July 2025.
Below is Michael's message to me when he informed me his decision not to update his dA account anymore:
I respect the rules of each and every platform I use. Due to my "enlightenment and transformation" (which I will describe in a later message to you my dear friend JJ), I now wish only to use online platforms where I can depict explicit photography and artworks of nude men with erections and engaging in gay sex - something that is not allowed on Deviant Art (dA). I am not going to deactivate my account and I will leave that decision to dA's administrators and moderators. Why I want to continue doing artworks of nude men and gay sex is because I am more on the homosexual spectrum, like I am now doing for my American friend JJ Gayland's NUDE MEN ART blog, which he also features on his main blog WHAT IS A MAN? is because Google's Blogger allows explicit depiction of nudity and sex as specified in its latest 2025 updated Adult Content Policy at this link (https://www.blogger.com/content-policy) which is available for translation into more than 60 languages on the page itself. As dA admins/mods might decide to deactivate my dA account, I have decided to stick to JJ's blogs hereafter. Thank you so much, JJ, for accommodating without any conditions in a no-strings-attached and no-holes-barred manner. God/Universe bless you and everyone and everything. Amen. Cheers and peace.
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Michael likes to do artworks, based on non-AI (yes, real men, physically tangible and therefore you can actually touch and feel in reality when you visit them) original photos of nude men in the naked:
Google allows erections for educational and artistic purposes (YouTube allows even cum and cumming, see one of the videos below) - for example, watch the following artworks by a Japan artist on YouTube.
Michael has done his own artwork (below) on how to properly put on condoms for safe sex as seen in Public Service Announcements [PSAs] (as also seen in the below screenshot which I have embedded below that the YouTube video even allowed on Google-owned YouTube) (see below) AND MOST IMPORTANTLY IT TALKS EXPLICITLY ABOUT GAY SEX:
Friday, July 18, 2025
What is Tantric Sex?
Tantric sex isn’t just about pleasure — it’s a path to transcendence. It can help you break free from emotional pain, self-judgment, and fake societal roles to rediscover your natural, joyful self.
Most of us are raised to follow moral rules that force us to act in ways that don’t feel real. We learn to suppress our desires, especially around sex, creating inner conflict and pretending to be someone we’re not. Tantra challenges this. It says: don’t fake it — be real, be whole.
Tantra sees sex not as something shameful to hide or suppress, but as a powerful gateway. In a deep, conscious sexual union, we lose our ego, forget time, and feel deeply connected — not just to our partner, but to existence itself. This is what some call a cosmic orgasm.
But it’s not about chasing pleasure or quick release. Ordinary sex is like sneezing — it relieves tension but drains energy. Tantric sex is the opposite: it’s slow, meditative, and energy-building. Partners stay present, without rushing to climax, and let the energy move inward. This creates profound relaxation, joy, and even spiritual awakening.
Through this awareness, sex becomes sacred — not something to escape or obsess over, but a doorway to inner peace, love, and ultimately, enlightenment.
The Cosmic Significance of Tantric Sex
Tantric sex isn't just about physical release; it's a path to liberation and enlightenment, often described as a "cosmic orgasm." Unlike conventional morality that creates guilt and self-judgment, Tantra is a practical approach to understanding reality as it is. It encourages authenticity rather than forcing you to conform to unrealistic ideals.
Why Morality Falls Short
Traditional morality often leads to hypocrisy. By setting impossible standards, it makes people pretend to be someone they're not, creating an inner conflict between their true self and a false, "socially acceptable" self. This suppression doesn't lead to genuine change; it just hides who you really are. Children are born whole and authentic, but society's rules quickly force them into this split. This constant self-condemnation and pretense cause suffering.
Tantra's Approach: Embracing Reality
Tantra suggests that true satisfaction and happiness come from being real and authentic. It challenges the idea that self-sacrifice is always virtuous, instead promoting the idea that you must be happy and fulfilled yourself before you can truly help others. A person overflowing with their own bliss naturally benefits those around them, not through obligation, but through shared joy.
Sex as a Gateway to Deeper Experience
Tantra sees sex not as an end in itself, but as a powerful tool for profound experience. It's about moving beyond the typical quick release to a deeper, more meditative state.
Key elements of this experience include:
Timelessness: In the peak of tantric union, the past and future disappear, and only the present moment exists.
Egolessness: The individual self dissolves, merging with the partner and a larger sense of oneness.
Naturalness: You shed societal conditioning and connect with your primal, authentic nature, becoming one with the cosmos.
These three elements contribute to an ecstatic feeling. Once experienced, these sensations can be accessed through meditation and other practices, even without sex, eventually leading to a deeper state of being.
Tantric vs. Ordinary Sex
The fundamental difference lies in the intention and outcome:
Ordinary Sex: Focuses on a "peak orgasm" (intense excitement leading to release), which can be draining and temporary. It's about expelling energy.
Tantric Sex: Aims for a "valley orgasm" (deep relaxation and prolonged connection without ejaculation). It's about retaining and circulating energy.
In tantric sex, the goal isn't to reach a climax of excitement, but to maintain a relaxed, intimate embrace for an extended period. This process revitalizes both partners, generating new energy rather than losing it. The result is a sustained feeling of bliss, vitality, and inner peace that can last for hours or even days.
Ultimately, Tantra teaches that by embracing our natural instincts and exploring them deeply, we can transcend them and achieve a profound state of self-realization and connection with the universe.
Practical techniques:
Here are practical techniques for applying the wisdom of “true silence is the rest of the mind” in daily life. These draw from mindfulness, spiritual traditions, and neuroscience-backed practices, but they’re all very doable, even in a modern, busy life.
🌿 1. Sensory Grounding (Coming into the Present)
Why it works: The mind’s chatter often pulls us into the past/future. Silence comes when we return to the present moment or the “now” (as German philosopher Eckhart Tolle explained in his book “The Power of NOW: A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment”: https://www.amazon.com/Power-Now-Guide-Spiritual-Enlightenment/dp/1577314808).
Technique:
Try the 5-4-3-2-1 method:
5 things you can see
4 things you can touch
3 things you can hear
2 things you can smell
1 thing you can taste
Done slowly, this calms the nervous system and quiets the mind.
🧘♀️ 2. Micro-Meditations (30 seconds to 2 minutes)
Why it works: You don’t need a monastery or an hour—brief silence builds internal spaciousness.
Technique:
Close your eyes. Breathe naturally. Just watch the breath.
Every time your mind wanders, gently bring it back—without judgment.
Try this at:
red lights
before sending emails
during bathroom breaks
📵 3. Digital Silence Rituals
Why it works: Noise isn’t just audio — information overload creates internal noise too.
Technique:
Designate a “Tech Sabbath” (e.g., Sunday morning or the first 30 minutes after waking).
Use Do Not Disturb mode or grayscale your phone during breaks.
Practice “open-eyed silence”—sitting without a device, simply looking out a window.
✍️ 4. Thought Dumping (Silence by Emptying)
Why it works: Journaling clears the storm so stillness can follow.
Technique:
Try a “brain dump” journal: Write everything that’s on your mind—messy, unfiltered.
Then pause and sit quietly for 2 minutes—notice the difference before and after.
🛏️ 5. Transition Rituals for Rest
Why it works: Rest is more than sleep—intentional stillness restores deeper layers.
Technique:
Before bed: Sit or lie down in silence. Put your hand on your heart. Say:
“I allow myself to rest now.”
Let silence be the last thing you hear before sleep—no screens, music, or podcasts for the last 10 minutes.
🔁 6. Repetitive Tasks = Moving Meditation
Why it works: Chopping vegetables, folding laundry, or walking can become mental sanctuaries.
Technique:
Instead of multitasking (e.g. podcasts), do the task in silence, with full awareness.
Say to yourself:
“This is my silence. This is my prayer.”
Thursday, July 17, 2025
UPDATED on 17 July 2025: No new updates on LGBTQIA+ rights status in South Asia -- Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka
Using Bard for most up-to-date information, I have covered the queer rights status in all the 8 countries of South Asia, namely Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
Hope this helps.
If there's anything you would like me to update, please leave a comment under the relevant nation's blogpost and if possible with a URL or other source where the information was derived from.
Not to sound too pessimistic but please do take great care. Human society is a jungle and one can't be too careful.
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Wednesday, July 9, 2025
QUOTABLE QUOTE by Neil deGrasse Tyson: "Down there between our legs, it's like an entertainment complex in the middle of a sewage system. Who designed that?"
Tyson, a prominent American astrophysicist, author, and science communicator on specifically about human anatomy and the concept of "intelligent design."
He uses this, often with humor, to challenge the idea of "intelligent design" and highlight what he sees as flaws or less-than-optimal designs in the human body, suggesting that if there was a perfect designer, they might have come up with a more efficient or less problematic arrangement.
This quote can be found in his book "Space Chronicles: Facing the Ultimate Frontier" (https://www.amazon.com/Space-Chronicles-Facing-Ultimate-Frontier/dp/0393343626) and in various talks and appearances where he discusses science, evolution, and intelligent design.
He is widely known for his ability to explain complex scientific concepts in an engaging and accessible way to the general public. He has hosted popular television series like "Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey" and "NOVA scienceNOW," as well as the radio program "StarTalk." He is currently the Frederick P. Rose Director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York City.
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