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Stanley Krippner's avatar

I knew there was a reason I always liked the \seneca. The first shaman I got to know was a Seneca.

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Jerry Weinstock's avatar

Chris, I love your questioning of our sexual myths.

I’ve done a bit of that myself in my books and articles, especially my recent “Questioning Sex” series.

My most recent article in the series—“Questioning Sex #8: Is Sex a Public Health Crisis?” asks the question: Has humanity been polluted by millennia of toxic sexual shame? What are the consequences of this collective trauma?

https://medium.com/@jerryiweinstock/questioning-sex-8-is-sex-a-public-health-crisis-aa4f28930e60

“When you think of a natural resource that’s been polluted by human activity, you think of the water we drink, the air we breathe, and the earth that grows the food we eat. You don’t think of sex. But maybe you should!

“Like lead in our drinking water, asbestos in our homes, and toxic chemicals and plastic in our food, our inheritance of sexual shame pollutes us as individuals and makes society sick.”

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