"Warriors know that the only real energy we possess is a life-bestowing sexual energy." ― Carlos Castenada, anthropologist, author, shaman Science is finally beginning to explain why sexual stimulation is so addictive. It's not so much the five to ten seconds of stratospheric joy we experience with orgasm as it is about the sense of euphoria we feel when we are "in love." That euphoria has a chemical basis. Sexual arousal induces the human pituitary gland and hypothalamus to release

Olisha's message was not one of promiscuity, unbridled pleasure, and ecstasy. Her message was of family stability, unity, joy, and prosperity achieved through liberating women to seek responsible sexual gratification on their own terms, with whomever they please, while satiating the natural divine sexual cravings a man has for her, the one and only Woman he should serve and worship.   She talked of Akasha, the universality of sexual energy, and "Sexual Sublimation." She said that all world religions have at

She was born in 1926 in the Dominican Republic, and she called herself Olisha, after the Caribbean Goddess of Love. When World War II broke out, an unfortunate series of events left her stranded in Paris with her mother. Olisha survived working as an elite fille de joie (sex worker) at a brothel called the L’Étoile de Kléber. Mother and daughter were taken under the wing of a French Madame named Billie and a gypsy named Lili. From them, Olisha