The War on Sex

There is a war—ancient, invisible, waged with shame, silence, and control. It seeps into every corner of our lives, shaping how we live, love, 
and define ourselves. This war on sex is a war on connection itself, driven by a culture addicted to separation.

Sex, with its raw power to dissolve division and unite, threatens a system that prizes control over surrender. Whoever owns sex owns power; whoever determines its expression defines the world. And in our culture, sex has been stripped of its sacredness and imprisoned in the material, controlled by the masculine
for recreation and procreation.

But sex, like breath, changes when imbued with intention. Breath can become a prayer, a vehicle for the sacred. Sex is no different.
It is not just what it appears to be—transaction, procreation, indulgence—it is a gateway to the mystical. 

The feminine instinctively knows this.
Feminine wisdom, driven toward the sacred, must reclaim sex from the material and restore its flow as a channel for connection, intimacy, and liberation. This is not just a war on sex; it is a war between the material and 
the sacred, and only the feminine can 
bring sex back to its rightful place as
a source of wisdom and power.

The war on sex is a war on women, fought in the name of their safety while infantilizing them and stripping them of their power.

It is time to take back sex, to restore it as a pathway to wisdom, healing, and union. This can only begin with women. From them, a movement will rise, not to resist, but to redefine. 

Take back sex. Free sex.
Free women. Free the world.