Re: [UUPoly-L] Spiritual Polygynist Family

[K Kylev <sweetbinbi@gmail.com>]

Hello!  LD,

Thank you.  That is true.  However, more secular Polygynist use the term as
well.  So it may or may not be Mormon.

 To answer your question briefly:  My spirituality is wide ranging.  I pray
to Father-GOD HOLY-Mother Holy-SPIRIT, it is a
Christian-Buddhist-Hebrew-Hindu-Taoist New Ancient Spirituality in agreement
with Wayne Dyer, Michael Beckwith and many others---my original teachers
were Y'shuah the Nazarene and Henry David Thoreau---then Gandhi and MLK.
Which still makes me fit into the UU fellowship.

As for Polygyny which means one man and two or more wives simultaneously. .
.  The Spiritual Polygynist Family that has my heart is one where the man is
a heterosexual with integrity having self-control of self-mastery, mastering
love constitutes that he is, in my eyes, a professional husband and father
to many wives and their children.  And, the women are either hetero, bi or
bicurious with a healthy self-love mastering unconditional-love for all her
family, which they are all living the similar spirituality that has my
heart.

I hope that clarifies a little better what I mean by Spiritual Polygynist
Family.

Enjoy the weekend.

Blessings
Kaylah


On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 11:51 AM, licorice gumdrop <
licorice.gumdrop@gmail.com> wrote:

> Interesting stuff. What is "spiritual polygny"?
>
> FWIW, I've heard the term "plural wives" used exclusively in the
> Mormon context. Could be a clue as to the book's context.
>
> - LD
>
> On Feb 6, 2009, at 2:22 PM, karen hart <chipolykardia@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi Kahlah,
> >     Thanks for your question as it has prompted me to learn
> > something. I have been active in Polyamorous Groups since 1996 and I
> > had never heard the exact term "Spiritual Polygynist Family" unless
> > it was slipped into "Big Love" and I missed noticing it.
> >     I could not find any reviews on the book that you mentioned, but
> > when I Googled the author, the first listing was:
> > Ben H Szymanski Books: Buy in India
> > I would guess that shows some Significance as in the primary readers
> > culture. I could be totally wrong too.
> >
> >    When I first read your term "Spiritual Polygynist Family", my
> > first thought was, "all Womyn ... Cool, Lesbian Pagan Poly" and that
> > turned out to be totally wrong. I realized it by the subtitle of the
> > book, "Plural Wives Justified" . Now, as an American Pagan, I
> > Associate the whole concept of needing to Justify one's Lovestyle to
> > either Society or Diety as Ludricous, because one of Paganism's most
> > ancient Sacred Writings says, "The Goddess ... receives all forms of
> > Love as Her worship."
> >     Thanks for Reminding me Not to jump to Conclusions based on my
> > own personal Cultural Views. I also recommend that when you discuss
> > your goals with other Poly Folk, be sure to Define your Terminology
> > Carefully regard what Spiritual path you are on.
> >    Just my 2 cents.
> > Blessed Be,
> >     Karen / Kardia
> >
> >
> > --- On Fri, 2/6/09, uupoly-l-request@uupa.org <uupoly-l-request@uupa.org
> > > wrote:
> > Hello!
> > I understand that many of the UU Poly group are of all different
> > aspects of
> > Poly arrangements (or is configuration the word?).   And, of course, I
> > respect wherever ones heart is and wish all the best with many
> > blessings.
> >
> > However, where my heart is, is in the Spiritual Polygynist Family.
> > I would
> > like to connect with others who are Spiritual Polygynist if you
> > would be so
> > kind as to contact me, please.  I look forward to hearing from any
> > of you
> > Polygynist.
> >
> > I am also, wanting to know if anyone has read:  The Naked
> > Polygamist: Plural
> > Wives Justified by Szymanski, Ben H..  I find no reviews on the book
> > online.  If you have read it can you tell me if it is fiction or non-
> > fiction
> > and is it religious---Christian, Mormon, Muslim or what.  Maybe you
> > could
> > give me a brief review, please.  Thank you.  I am always searching
> > for new
> > info on Polygyny.  Any suggestions is appreciated.
> >
> > Have a wonderful day.  And, thank you for your time.
> >
> > Blessings
> > Kaylah
> >
> >
> >
> >
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