Highest form of pleasure-LOVE (Ecstasy of God)
Sex brings pleasure right? I Don’t know because I have never had it. But through literature, I can sense through the feelings it does bring so much pleasure. (But ppl if you are completely clean don’t do it before marriage bc it’s a sin.) For some minutes or maybe even an hour it brings so much delight to the senses. I have felt completely united by body and feelings to this imaginary person. It brought emptiness but I ignored like everyone else does.
But people there is a type of love that brings more pleasure than sex.
Ecstasy from God.
I have read literature that tells of the conception of Jesus. It was not through sex, but through unity to God. Mary felt it the greatest, but other women have felt smaller but still huge amounts of love. Like St Teresa of Avila, St. Mary of the trinity and many others.
Here is a poor interpretation from the original:
Mary had just received the message from the angel. She went back to deep prayer. Then a white ray of light came from heaven and went 3 fingers under her belly button. Her whole body was flooded with the power of God’s love. ❤️ But her heart was lavishly filled as if a whole fluffy cloud ☁️ from the sky was contained in a tiny jar. 🫙 Her face cheeks were brightly colored with a special rose. 🩷 Her womb was so bright it was as if she had swallowed the sun.☀️
Huge Waves of flowery feelings 🌸 were coming out of her heart. Her eyes were fixated on heaven with glorious delight sparkling with radiant innocence. The ray of light had been so powerful it had push her and her veil to the ground revealing her beautiful long hair, all the way to her knees. Her face was dazzling with a cuteness so gorgeous. ☺️ She had been given a mother’s love, a love beyond all telling. Her heart lifted above through dimensions, reaching the hugest throne of God. If this was the incarnation, the birth of Jesus was even greater. 🥺
Love takes many forms, and the ecstasy derived from divine connection surpasses that of physical intimacy. In spiritual literature, the concept of divine love is described as transformative—a joy that fuels the soul and inspires deep introspection. Reflection on the love shared between Mary and God illustrates this beautifully. Mary's unique experience of receiving divine grace exemplifies how spiritual ecstasy can fill one’s heart and life with significant meaning and joy. This experience, illuminated by prayer and faith, invites anyone seeking fulfillment to look beyond the physical realm. St. Teresa of Avila and many other saints have spoken about this divine connection and its ability to bring immense joy, highlighting that while physical love has its place, a higher form of ecstasy exists in loving union with God. This state of grace allows individuals to feel an overwhelming sense of belonging and purpose, transcending worldly imperfections and transforming mundane trials into extraordinary encounters. The teachings remind us to explore and cultivate this divine love in our lives—finding joy not just in our relationships with others but also in our connection to the divine. Embracing prayer, meditation, or quiet contemplation can guide one to experience this profound joy, leading to a richer, more fulfilling life in love with God.