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%HEALTHY HUMANE SEXUALITY POSSIBLE WITHIN SANCTUARY+021228
 %PERSONAL COMMUNAL INTEGRITIES PRUDENT DEMONSTRATE+021228
  %ABILITY EXCHANGE GIFTS FREEDOM SAFELY VULNERABLE+021228
 %HONESTY DESIRES RECEPTIVE PLEASURES MUTUALITY GOD+021228
   %BALANCE CONFIDENCE ENCOURAGE COURTSHIP COVENANT+021228
   %ORGASM RELAXATION TOGETHER DREAM VISION FANTASY 021228
                                                          
     Healthy human sexuality is possible within  sanctuary
communities  wherein people of integrity  may  safely  and
prudently demonstrate their sexual  abilities and freedoms
to welcome:                                               
                                                          
     1.  Honesty about sexual desires.                    
     2.  Receptivity to sexual suggestions.               
     3.  Remembrances of previous intimacies.             
     4.  Gifts of the freedom to be safely vulnerable.    
     5.  Shared awareness of sexual pleasures.            
     6.  Mutuality and balance in intimacies.             
     7.  Demonstrations of what is pleasing.              
     8.  Confidence in safely confiding in intimacy.      
     9.  Encouragements to be more intimate/open.         
    10.  Courtship hints and suggestions.                 
    11.  Invitations to covenant and bond graciously.     
    12.  No attacks, abuse or exploitations.              
    13.  No forms of domination or coercion.              
    14.  Exploration and experimentation in new ways.     
    15.  The pleasures of orgasm.                         
    16.  The pleasures of safety in mutual vulnerability. 
    17.  Times of separation, privacy and relaxation.     
    18.  Encouragement & the courage to be true to self.  
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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