Martinus: Livets Bog, vol. 5, sect. 1913

1913. The difference between the finished human body and the ordinary terrestrial human physical body is that the former body has such a highly developed sexual sensitivity that the highest fire blazes and shines through all its cells, illuminating and warming them, quite regardless of which animal part of the organism it happens to represent. The above-mentioned body has such an extremely refined sensitivity that it reacts sexually in all situations. This sexual reaction is not a selfish act that manifests itself in the individual's consciousness as the desire to possess or to have complete right of ownership over its sexual partner, as is the case in the one-poled human being. The two-poled act, on the other hand, constitutes a reaction that can be manifested only as a wonderful feeling of joy in the pleasure of the presence of the other being. Since the one-poled sexual organs have long since become a kind of unimportant remnant in a similar way to the navel in the terrestrial human being after birth, and reproduction is no longer incorporated in the functioning of these organs, there are no longer glandular secretions of any kind that prompt the being to perform the one-poled sexual release or act. There is no production of sperm to make the one party feel drawn towards ejaculation or to create a hunger for receiving sperm in the other party's organs. Since there is no longer any one-poled state left in the being, the exaggerated selfish manifestation of sympathy that we know as "amorous love" cannot take place. Here in the two-poled state the sexual force can therefore result only in pure love.