Book 19. (7 results) Kajira of Gor (Context Quote)
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1279
In gorean sexuality, at least amongst masters and slaves, there is a respect for patience, for exploitable, meticulous leisure, for high intelligence, for attention and scrutiny, for mind and body, for craft and subtlety, for a passion so profound that it fulfills and ennobles biology rather than insults and subverts her.
36
1280
Sexuality on gor is not brutish and dirty; such properties pertain only to the views of sexuality endemic in ascetic, fearing, self-congratulatory, pathological barbarisms.
36
1281
gorean sexuality has a place for high intelligence, and rationality, and honesty, and truth, and profound, resilient human passion.
36
1282
Perhaps the most obvious difference between the common sexuality of Earth and that of gor is that on gor sexuality is fully animal and fully human, magnificently animal and human.
36
1283
For the human is a minded animal, a rational animal.
36
1284
How few of Earth have understood that, truly, most seeing only the animal or only the mind.
36
1285
Suppose that lions had a brilliant human consciousness.
In gorean sexuality, at least amongst masters and slaves, there is a respect for patience, for exploitable, meticulous leisure, for high intelligence, for attention and scrutiny, for mind and body, for craft and subtlety, for a passion so profound that it fulfills and ennobles biology rather than insults and subverts her.
Sexuality on gor is not brutish and dirty; such properties pertain only to the views of sexuality endemic in ascetic, fearing, self-congratulatory, pathological barbarisms.
gorean sexuality has a place for high intelligence, and rationality, and honesty, and truth, and profound, resilient human passion.
Perhaps the most obvious difference between the common sexuality of Earth and that of gor is that on gor sexuality is fully animal and fully human, magnificently animal and human.
For the human is a minded animal, a rational animal.
How few of Earth have understood that, truly, most seeing only the animal or only the mind.
Suppose that lions had a brilliant human consciousness.
- (Kajira of Gor, Chapter )