Genitals

Writing and etymology in Korean
(sino-korean)
생식기
[saengsiggiui]
生殖器
Etymology
生 (생) - life, to produce
殖 (식) - to increase
器 (기) - device, instrument, vessel

What is the symbol of love between a man and a woman? Where is the destination of their love? That destination is the genitals, which allow a man and a woman to become one. The genitals are the channel that allows the soul and the body to reach a perfect unity based on love.

The genitals are the most precious thing. Without them, it is impossible to reach God’s ideal, to build a true family. They are the source by which universal perfection can be attained.

Everything in creation was created for love. Therefore, no living creature was endowed with sexual organs for its own sake. Each one receives love by offering its reproductive organs to its partner. Union with one’s partner is the only way to achieve perfection in love. This is the law of Heaven.

A man’s reproductive organs do not belong to him, and a woman’s reproductive organs do not belong to her. The man has what belongs to the woman, and she, in turn, has what belongs to the man. A man is not born for himself, but for his partner.

The genitals are not only the most valuable thing in the human body, they are the most precious thing in the human world, they are the most significant value of all that has existed throughout human history. Without them, humanity could not have multiplied.

Each of us has love, life and lineage. If we ask ourselves where they came from, we find out that they have to do with our parents’ genitals, with their love. That’s how priceless these organs are! Through their gates goes the very essence of all the traditions of the universe. Love is the most important thing.

The genitals are the palace of love, the palace of life, the palace of lineage, and the palace of conscience. They are the point of reference. Without them, we will not find love; without them, the life dwelling in man and woman will not coalesce. It is through them that man and woman are united and the lineage begins.

Who owns our genitals?

Both a man and a woman alone represent only half of a person. This is how the Heavenly Parent created us. For this reason, He changed the owners of the reproductive organs, the organs of love. The owner of the wife’s reproductive organs is the husband, and the owner of the husband’s organs is the wife. Only when husband and wife become one, guided by unselfish love for each other, can each assume the position of owner of his or her other half.

No matter who a man is, he can become a perfect being rather than a half, securing his position as master in the marriage.

A woman thinks that her sex organ belongs to her personally, but in fact it does not belong to her. A man cannot achieve perfection in love without his wife’s genitals. Likewise, a woman cannot keep her love forever if she does not have her husband’s sex organ to give her love.

As long as men and women treat their genitals as personal property, they cannot embody eternal love. They must exchange their genitals. The owner of a man’s genitals is his wife, and the owner of a woman’s genitals is her husband.

When all men and women recognize that their genitals belong to their spouses and not to themselves, they will respectfully bow their heads and become humble as they receive their spouses’ love. Love only comes to us from our partner.

The husband holds the key to his wife’s holy place, and the wife holds the key to her husband’s holy place. No one can get there without the key, which can only be obtained in marriage. If a man uses his genitals haphazardly, like a blind man who has lost his direction, he goes to hell.

The genitals are the royal palace of love, where eternal life is born and the inheritance of the lineage takes place, and with it the tradition of Heaven, which is unchanging forever. It is the royal palace of true life, true love and true lineage, the most precious place. It cannot be treated as one pleases. No one may touch your palace except your husband or wife.