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Buddhism and Sex
Maurice O'Connell Walshe (accesstoinsight.org)
This is the third, further revised version of the original Sangha
Guide on Buddhism and Sex published by the English Sangha Trust,
Dhammpadipa, London NW3. The greater part of it also appeared in the
journal Sangha. As one of the older generation, I have felt very
conscious of my temerity in trying to write something on the subject of sex
which younger people might be willing to read. In this connection, I am
very grateful to Alan and Jacqui James for giving me the benefit of
their criticism, a task for which they are doubly qualified, being both
wise in the Dharma (Pali, Dhamma) and at the same time much closer in age to the
younger generation who may read this. But the opinions expressed here
are, of course, my own. - M.O'C Walshe, March 1975 More
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Buddhism and Sex
Maurice O'Connell Walshe (accesstoinsight.org)
Mmm, maybe. You sure I'll see God? |
It's "medicine," man |
There's a lot of argument over how teenage marijuana [ab]use might affect people through life but distressingly little data to help figure it out.
This leaves parents, policymakers, and young people pretty much in the dark when it comes to making decisions about use and legalization [or abuse and decriminalization].
What a girl does in the privacy of her own bedroom or slumber party is nobody's business? |
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We're very disappointed in you, BoJack |
They were also much more likely to be dependent on marijuana and to be using other illegal drugs in adulthood. The risk of a suicide attempt also increased, though more modestly than the other factors.
(CH) Heartbreak and chronic texting, not cannabis, are to blame!
U.S. youth losing religion, evangelicals struggling |
There will almost certainly never be a randomized controlled trial on teenage marijuana use, so observational studies, confounders and all, are what we've got.
The studies used in this analysis are among the best: long-term studies with lots of participants that tracked their behavior and health in real time, rather than retrospectively.
Altogether the studies followed 3,765 teenagers starting at age 13 until they reached age 30.
Sex in the time of Viagra: 16 years on |
The researchers looked at two milestones in making the transition to adulthood: graduating from high school or college. They also looked at whether the young adults were dependent on marijuana; used other illicit drugs; had attempted suicide; were diagnosed with depression; or were dependent on welfare.
Suicides rise in middle-aged men |
Once the researchers used statistical analyses to adjust for confounding factors, they found that depression and welfare dependence were not associated with adolescent pot use.
But the associations with completing school, drug use, and suicide attempts remained strong. The likelihood of problems increased as smoking frequency increased, on a scale that ranged from less than monthly to daily. The results were reported Wednesday in the journal The Lancet Psychiatry. More
But the associations with completing school, drug use, and suicide attempts remained strong. The likelihood of problems increased as smoking frequency increased, on a scale that ranged from less than monthly to daily. The results were reported Wednesday in the journal The Lancet Psychiatry. More
- When science becomes "news," facts can go up in smoke
- Evidence on marijuana's health effects is hazy at best
- Suicides rise in middle-aged men, older men at risk
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Ecosystem? Suicidal thoughts, drug cravings, homicidal thoughts, heartbreak...love is a lie! |
Topic: How’s Your Inner Ecosystem?
Lisa Garr, Gina Salvati (TheAwareShow.com, Sept. 11, 2014)
Donna Gates |
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Listen today (FREE) and find out more about what upsets and corrects that system. Some things will throw it out of balance, but there are things we can do to start creating perfect health. More
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Do Females Watch PORN?
(College Humor) "Girls Watch Porn, Too"
(Wheel No. 280, Buddhist Publication Society)
Today, when the role of women in society is an issue of worldwide
interest, it is opportune that we should pause to look at it from a
Buddhist perspective. A number of books have been
written on the changing status of women in Hindu and Islamic societies,
but with regard to women in Buddhism, ever since the distinguished Pali
scholar, Miss I.B. Horner, wrote her book on Women Under Primitive Buddhism, as far back as 1930, very little has been done on the subject. ["Primitive"=early=Theravada Buddhism.]
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