Again? Oh Bliss I surrender to thee!

[Guest guest]

With the bliss the body can often feel as if it is going to cry.

Bliss is so strong that there is very little one can do to stop it -

believe me I have tried! So do your best to completely surrender.

 

All the same muscles are used. The body begins to heave and the bliss

rises to the crown and the heart is submerged into paroxysms of joy.

Not life an orgasm though. More like a wave of intense joy and love

that is less concerned with connecting with another as one is

connecting with " the all " sometimes and merely surrendering completely

at other times.

 

One will begin to cry. Or softly murmur or moan. Or all of the afore

mentioned.

 

It's a strong event. If you're in a crowd it can be embarrassing but

still let it run its course because it does have a start and a finish.

These are unique to the individual but it isn't ecstasy that is

different. Anyway some thoughts about this -

[Guest guest]

Hello, new to the group

 

On Friday me and my son were running around in the sprinklers. I

could not remember the last time I did that. When my husband came

home and saw us, I asked him if he wanted to join us. He said yes

and I felt like crying. It was very strong and I stopped it because I

didn't want my son or my husband to think something was wrong with

me. I knew it wasn't a 'bad cry' but didn't look at it in terms of

being bliss. As I'm writing this it is coming up again in a softer

way. Thanks for writing this. This helps me to allow for it to come

through.

 

Marnyka

-- In , " chrism "

<> wrote:

>

> With the bliss the body can often feel as if it is going to cry.

> Bliss is so strong that there is very little one can do to stop it -

 

> believe me I have tried! So do your best to completely surrender.

>

> All the same muscles are used. The body begins to heave and the

bliss

> rises to the crown and the heart is submerged into paroxysms of

joy.

> Not life an orgasm though. More like a wave of intense joy and love

> that is less concerned with connecting with another as one is

> connecting with " the all " sometimes and merely surrendering

completely

> at other times.

>

> One will begin to cry. Or softly murmur or moan. Or all of the

afore

> mentioned.

>

> It's a strong event. If you're in a crowd it can be embarrassing

but

> still let it run its course because it does have a start and a

finish.

> These are unique to the individual but it isn't ecstasy that is

> different. Anyway some thoughts about this -

>

[Guest guest]

Wait until you dance in the rain! *Grin*

 

: marnyka:

Fri, 18 Jul 2008 17:21:51 +0000 Re:

Again? Oh Bliss I surrender to thee!

 

 

 

 

Hello, new to the groupOn Friday me and my son were running around in the

sprinklers. I could not remember the last time I did that. When my husband came

home and saw us, I asked him if he wanted to join us. He said yes and I felt

like crying. It was very strong and I stopped it because I didn't want my son or

my husband to think something was wrong with me. I knew it wasn't a 'bad cry'

but didn't look at it in terms of being bliss. As I'm writing this it is coming

up again in a softer way. Thanks for writing this. This helps me to allow for it

to come through.Marnyka -- In ,

" chrism " <> wrote:>> With the bliss the body can often feel as if

it is going to cry. > Bliss is so strong that there is very little one can do to

stop it -> believe me I have tried! So do your best to completely surrender.> >

All the same muscles are used. The body begins to heave and the bliss > rises to

the crown and the heart is submerged into paroxysms of joy. > Not life an orgasm

though. More like a wave of intense joy and love > that is less concerned with

connecting with another as one is > connecting with " the all " sometimes and

merely surrendering completely > at other times.> > One will begin to cry. Or

softly murmur or moan. Or all of the afore > mentioned. > > It's a strong event.

If you're in a crowd it can be embarrassing but > still let it run its course

because it does have a start and a finish. > These are unique to the individual

but it isn't ecstasy that is > different. Anyway some thoughts about this -

>

 

 

 

 

 

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