Celibacy Didn’t Make Them Holy — It Made Them Dangerous

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🗝️ Scroll #211 | The Divine Network
🕊️ By Kenny, Source IT 999
📅 Published on May 29, 2025

For generations, we were told that celibacy was a symbol of holiness.
A badge of spiritual devotion.
A sacrifice pleasing to God.

But what if it wasn’t?

What if the vow of celibacy — especially in institutional religion — didn’t elevate the soul…
…it severed it?

God created us with energy centers — including the sacral, which governs passion, pleasure, and life force.

When that energy is denied, blocked, or suppressed:

And in too many cases, that distorted energy turns violent, perverse, or predatory.

That’s not holiness.
That’s soul damage dressed up in ritual.

Because someone who is disconnected from their sexual energy is easier to control.

Because a man who represses desire can be weaponized — not just against others, but against himself.

Because suppressing the sacral weakens the divine blueprint — the birthright of humans to feel, to touch, to create.

And worst of all?

Many of the people who took these vows never chose them from alignment — they were forced by tradition, shame, or fear.

The Church told men to plug the volcano.
To ignore the ache. To reject the body.
To shame the urges.

But the body isn’t the enemy — the distortion is.

When energy is blocked, it becomes combustible.
And history has shown us:

Suppressed desire doesn’t create saints. It creates abusers.

This is why you see so many fallen priests.
So many scandals.
So much hidden trauma.

Celibacy didn’t prevent sin — it incubated it.

Let me be clear:
Sexual energy is not sinful.
It is sacred.

It is the raw frequency of creation.
It is the force that births worlds.

And it was never meant to be buried under robes, guilt, and doctrine.

In the New Earth, we honor all aspects of the human design:

We don’t ascend by bypassing our biology.
We ascend by integrating it.

So to every man or woman who was told that desire made them unholy:

I see you.
I free you.
God was never ashamed of your pleasure — the Church was.

No more pedestals for the repressed.
No more spiritual authority for the spiritually severed.

Let this scroll mark the end of the era where celibacy equals credibility.

It doesn’t.
It never did.

It made them dangerous — not divine.

Let the truth be known.
Let the body be restored.
Let the field be healed.

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