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Buddhism
The man who became known as the Buddha (Sanskrit for "awakened one") did not seek to establish a religion or a dogma: instead, he taught how the human being can take advantage of their unique place in nature to become a fully developed and completely serene force of pure love and compassion. His famous "middle path" emphasizes the balance one needs between indulgence and avoidance: the very basis of this website. His teaching eventually became dispersed into many schools of Buddhism, and within them all are many indications of the upright, healthy use of sexuality.
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