How one XJW found a REAL life- Meet Trishy Dishy, Sydney's Party Queen

by fulltimestudent 3 Replies latest jw friends

  • fulltimestudent
    fulltimestudent

    From house to house preaching a dead message, to a life of continual partying.

    http://www.smh.com.au/tv/Movies/Trishy-Dishy-5000061.html

    About this episode

    Seven years ago, Trish may have banged on your front door with a Bible and an innocent smile - then life changed. Struggling with her faith, she abandoned the Jehovah's Witnesses after a breast cancer op and made a huge, life changing decision to embrace the fast lane and transform herself into Australia's reigning party queen. Witness My Journey is a diverse voyage, from emotional pain to excitement and eroticism. It is the real story of a Sydney housewife living a personal dream.

    I hope everyone can access that link, and that it plays in other areas. If not try accessing the Sydney Morning Herald's web-site:

    http://www.smh.com.au/ and at the moment this video is on the menu at the top of the page.

  • Dismissing servant
    Dismissing servant

    OK, it's not possible to see this video clip in my country.

    But yes, she is in to something important, probably she has understood it way better that we have. Since there is no God, the most important things in life is party....you know, sex and drugs and rock and roll.

    I myself have had difficulties to adapting to that lifestyle, but I am in fact improving.... :-)

    But yes, partying is hell more important than philosophy and keeping up to date with watchtower dogma.

  • fulltimestudent
    fulltimestudent

    DS

    But yes, she is in to something important, probably she has understood it way better that we have. Since there is no God, the most important things in life is party....you know, sex and drugs and rock and roll.

    I see where you're going, but I'd describe it a little differently - the goal may be personal happiness.

    However, in regard to sex, I think it can be coupled with religion. How?

    The strongest spiritual experiences bring an individual to what some call ecstatic states, a state of mind and body in which a deep emotion like joy seems to fill your whole body and mind and psyche.

    I have (a couple of times) as a witness had that ecstatic experience. Because of one's 'belief' it leaves you convinced that you have been in the presence of 'God'. Nothing unusual about it - quite a few dyed in the wool Christians here, believe they 'talk' to God/Jesus all the time. Its quite a special experience.

    But the really interesting thing is that the same 'feeling' can come to you through ecstatic sex. After the Jws freed me (by kicking me out) i experiment a bit (lot) and one day I met a married couple who used to run training sessions in tantric sex. It's sort of loosely based on an esoteric buddhist belief, in which the body is not despised (as it can be in both traditional Buddhism and Christianity) and sex itself is seen as holy, sacred and pure.

    I quote from the Adhyardhar' satika Prajnaparamita sutra:

    "To say that voluptuousness is pure is a truth of the state of bodhhisattva. To say that desire is pure is a truth of the state of bodhhisattva. ''' to say that physical pleasure is a truth of the state of bodhhisattva.

    And why? It is because all dharmas, all creatures, are in essence pure."

    Once you free the mind/body/psyche from the chains of shame and guilt some amazing things can happen. I found that the feeling of prolonged joy that I learned to experience during sexual intercourse was identical to that feeling I experienced on only two occasions in prayer.

    Funny experience. I went to a talk by a Buddhist monk one night. Wasn't anything profound, a bit of advertising really. So the guy's carrying on about the wonderful feeling you can experience in prayer. So I put my hand up and said I'd experienced that feeling, and then asked why it was that I could obtain the same experience through sex. I copped some flak from the audience, but the really interesting thing was the affect on the monk. He quickly finished his talk and literally ran from the meeting.

    I doubt that Trishy Dishy the XJW partygirl is experiencing anything that profound, but at least her life is more interesting than her previous life in the spiritual paradise.

  • Dismissing servant
    Dismissing servant

    Good thing to scare the S''T out of that monk. :-)

    Anyhow, maybe some of us are prone to seek the profound. I myself know that I have had that problem. But, nevertheless I am sure that most of us wuold be much more happier if we just skip such things. As long as we can afford it , sex and drugs and rock'n roll is the best therapy in life.

    As XJWs I think we better stay away from anything spiritual. But, OK maybe that tantra thing can be good.

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