Masturbation is a topic that has been debated and discussed for centuries. Some people believe that it is a normal and healthy part of human sexuality, while others argue that it is a sinful and harmful practice. One extreme viewpoint is that masturbation is a form of witchcraft. This idea stems from the belief that engaging in masturbation is a form of selfishness and self-pleasure, which goes against religious teachings. In the context of witchcraft, it is connected to the idea of self-indulgence and the pursuit of personal desires outside the bounds of moral and social norms. Those who argue that masturbation is a form of witchcraft often make claims about its negative effects on both individuals and society as a whole.
'This Christian influencer says masturbation is witchcraft and creates generational curses that will "literally bleed into your future children's life." I don't miss these Pentecostal circles at all,' she tweeted. 'So much needless shame.'
This Christian influencer says masturbation is witchcraft and creates generational curses that will literally bleed into your future children s life. Scribner told viewers the act of masturbation will become a generational curse that you started before sharing all of the sexual desires she has denounced.
Those who argue that masturbation is a form of witchcraft often make claims about its negative effects on both individuals and society as a whole. They argue that it leads to a sense of detachment from reality and a focus on one's own pleasure above all else. Additionally, they may claim that masturbation can open an individual up to negative spiritual influences and demonic presence.
Masturbation and Witchcraft
Sometimes I masturbate for fun. Sometimes it is for stress relief. Every time it is to bring me pleasure. But then there are the occasions in which it is more than that. It is spiritual. It is a way for me to connect with my beliefs. Connecting my pleasure and my spirituality as allowed me to connect with it in deeper ways. Even finding how to really connect it into the witchcraft I work.
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Something Witchy This Way Comes
A little background before I go too far. I am a polytheist pagan who would best fall under the umbrella of an eclectic witch. In my early days, I was closer to Wiccan but have since been building my craft my way. Greek, Celtic, and Norse magicks are the ones I have stayed close to. Though I also have incorporated Pop Culture as well as things from my Catholic upbringing into my Craft as well. It makes for an interesting mashup of magick that can sometimes be hard to explain.
Divination and Astrology 1 are also parts of my practice that are very close to me. You will never find me without a tarot deck on me or look up what the planets are currently doing.
Bedside table altar, sex toys and crystals living in harmony
Sex Magic and You
This isn’t really a how to. Spirituality is like sex, everyone experiences it differently. What might work for me, may not work for you? It is just another one of those personal journies anyone can go on. I find that right now, my connections with sex and magick are a solo thing. It intertwines with my own journey of healing from my past traumas and becoming the person I am comfortable with.
Ritual Pleasure
Most of the time when I masturbate, when I am not testing for a review, it is sporadic. When is it for a witchy thing? I have it all planned out. Not unlike a BDSM scene. Candles, incense, music, and even what I am wearing 2 . Full moons and often the Equinox/Solstice holidays are when I perform rituals like this. It gives me a few weeks to take any notes and get ready.
Actual masturbation happens in two parts for me during these ritual sessions.
Grounding meditation
This is the kind of slow masturbation that allows me to relax. To take my time and think about my pleasure. The energy that I am feeling. These times I may not orgasm all the time, it is almost like spiritual edging. This happens at the start of what I am doing. Often til I feel ready to move on. It is like I am feeling my intent start to building in me and I can hold on to that feeling for what I am doing.
An Offering
This is when whatever magic or intent I am putting into the world is done. These always end in orgasm because the energy I create is what fuels it. It is my thank you to the universe for considering what I am trying to manifest. I tend to put a lot into these. Much like other offerings, but the only physical components it myself and sometimes a toy.
No matter the magick that I am choosing to work. The orgasm from it is always intense for me. When I am putting so much time and energy into it. It often leaves me drained and tired, seeking comfort, but feeling sated. There is a connection I feel in that moment to something just a little higher than myself. Everything seems to be just a little lighter. There are other times when I cry, my orgasm giving me the freedom to let out the emotions I just worked through.
Witchcraft After Care
Aftercare is also important, just like with a scene. Energy work can be intense, especially when you are working on digging into deep emotions. I always set myself up for personal aftercare. I even tend to go the same routes as I would if it was BDSM.
Though one that differs is I often journal afterward. I write about my feelings and what might be going through my mind. How the ritual or energy work made me feel. What intent I am working on. It is a way to ground myself once again and bring myself back down to earth. It is a wonderful end and a wonderful start that keeps me connected to my spiritual side.
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'Please remember that masturbation is not witchcraft no matter the sentiments you might hear from mental health illiterate social media influencers,' pleaded Jonathan N. Stea, a clinical psychologist.
However, it is important to note that these beliefs are not supported by scientific evidence or a consensus among religious scholars. Many religious teachings do not explicitly address masturbation, and those that do often have differing opinions on its morality. The notion that masturbation is a form of witchcraft is therefore not universally accepted or recognized. Ultimately, whether or not masturbation is considered a form of witchcraft is subjective and varies depending on individual beliefs and religious interpretations. It is important to approach this topic with an open mind and respect for diverse perspectives. It is also essential to prioritize personal well-being and sexual health, seeking accurate information and guidance from trusted sources..
Reviews for "The forbidden rituals: Masturbation and its ties to witchcraft"
1. Jane - 1 star - "I was extremely disappointed with 'Masturbation is a Form of Witchcraft'. The title itself seemed outrageous and misleading, and I was hoping for a more logical and well-researched explanation. Instead, the book presented a sensationalized and fear-mongering perspective that lacked any evidence or credible sources. The author's narrow viewpoint failed to address the complexities and personal experiences surrounding masturbation, making it difficult to take anything said in the book seriously. I would not recommend this book to anyone seeking a balanced or informed discussion on the topic."
2. Mark - 2 stars - "As someone who is open to exploring different ideas and viewpoints, I was initially intrigued by 'Masturbation is a Form of Witchcraft'. However, upon reading it, I found the arguments put forth to be an extreme stretch. The author relied heavily on subjective interpretations of religious texts and failed to acknowledge the many positive aspects that masturbation can have on an individual's self-discovery and sexual well-being. I believe it is important to approach topics like these with an open mind, but unfortunately, this book did not provide a well-rounded or compelling argument."
3. Sarah - 1 star - "I found 'Masturbation is a Form of Witchcraft' to be highly offensive and judgmental. The author's attempt to equate a natural and personal act with witchcraft is not only absurd but also perpetuates harmful stereotypes and shame surrounding sexuality. The lack of scientific evidence or psychological understanding in the book made it difficult to take any of its claims seriously. I respect everyone's right to their own opinion, but I would caution readers against wasting their time on this book."