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Alchemy is commonly known as the transmutation of lead into gold, but alchemy, or al khimiya in Arabic, is an ancient science that is much more vast. Alchemy is simply the transformation of one type of energy-matter into another type of energy-matter, which of course could include transforming lead to gold but holds so much deeper a meaning.

Lately I have concentrated my focus on the exploration of sexual energy and its significance and connection in manifesting, or transmuting energy into a desirable physical manifestation of any sort. Many do not realize that sexual energy is a vital part of the creative process and must be properly used in order to manifest whatever one seeks and desires in this world.

In discussions I have sought with various family members, friends and associates I have challenged the status quo when it comes to relationships. When someone is upset that a significant other or spouse has had sexual relations with another person outside of the presumed ‘legitimate’ relationship my first question to them is, “why are you upset”? I am not indicating that the person should not be upset, but instead challenging the assumption of monogamy and exclusivity as a general rule. Was the person in question meeting your needs and desires? If not, did you then feel short-changed because he or she took their energy outside of the relationship thus leaving you short-changed? Were you doing your best to meet his or her desires, or were you negligent in that respect? If so do you understand your contribution to this phenomena and what, if anything, are you willing to do to rectify this situation to reach a point that is satisfactory to both you and your partner? This is the thought process that needs to be followed in rectifying relationships, but too often it is circumvented in favor of finger-pointing and fault-finding that is devoid of anyone taking responsibility for their actions.

Sexual harmony is vital to our creative process as manifestors, and therefore we must work more consciously in order to bring about this harmony and stop harboring thoughts left over from medieval mating rituals and concepts. Technology has expanded the world and the way we see it and live in it, yet our relationships have not followed the pace of this trend. If we do not keep up, our economy will continue to stagnate and stall until we choose a more appropriate path.

Written by Adeeb Shabazz

Metaphysical Minister and author of "What If God Were One Of Us?-2nd Edition".

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