ADULTERY

12.19.12

Adultery begins in the dream of time. In various places throughout our bodies of knowledge religious doctrines lay blame and guilt upon the desire to commit adultery, and the deed of adultery, but adultery is a living being seeking rest and residence within the soul of imagination and speculation and the physical body. What does adultery ask of the soul, and demand of the mind? Adultery needs something. It must the way it accompanies marriages and stalks commitment, and shadows our relationships to joy and security.

So deep and present within marriage is the attachment to commitment that death presents itself in forms of death to challenge life within the body, and the composition of relationships. Adultery is androgynous, and indifferent to outcomes. It simply needs touch. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 7.21.13