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The kneeling is lovely, and meaningful, and the kissing of the whip indicates reverence for the institution in which she is implicated, in a generic sense, and for the authority of the particular male whose whip it is, and expresses the slave's gratitude for the domination to which she is subjected, and her gratitude to the male for keeping her, and for deigning to own and master her. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 25, Sentence #200)

It reminds her that it may be used upon her. I personally favor having the female kneel and kiss the whip. This is also an obvious submission behavior, and has its obvious symbolism. The kneeling is lovely, and meaningful, and the kissing of the whip indicates reverence for the institution in which she is implicated, in a generic sense, and for the authority of the particular male whose whip it is, and expresses the slave's gratitude for the domination to which she is subjected, and her gratitude to the male for keeping her, and for deigning to own and master her. Sometimes in her first kissing of the whip the female, whether of Earth or Gor, finds herself succumbing to an overwhelming psychological transformation. The floodgates of emotion and need are flung open. She has the sense, sometimes tenderly and gently, sometimes tremblingly, sometimes shaking, with sobs and tears, that she has at last come home to herself, that she has at last discovered herself, that she is now, for the first time in her life, fully free, though she is helpless, though she is kneeling, though she is naked, though she is perhaps thonged or chained, the sense that she is at last fully free. - (Mercenaries of Gor, Chapter 25)