Regeneratively appreciative engagement with nourishing experiences is worthwhile.

Just because a nurturing, pleasurable experience may be temporary in itself, and not the only purpose or source of life and well being, does not make it extravagant or unworthy of continuing appreciative involvement on a recurring basis.

Massages, qigong meditation, yoga & additional types of exercise, breathing, nurturing sexual affection, hydration, eating healthy foods, taking time for ourself in solitude and in nature etc., all are temporary in themselves.

Yet if we reject, shame or under-appreciate them based in some dissassociative spiritual bypassing beliefs that because they are temporary they are not worthwhile or we feel guilty about choosing to engage them, we forfeit natural opportunities for deepening healthy nourishment, pleasure, vitality and balance.
Appreciation for such experiences, ourselves and those who share such experiences, is the key. 💜

Even among some supposedly "enlightened" new age, "spiritual", "moral", socially popular groups & individuals, those types of shaming attitudes often prevail generally or against men, women or other individuals some people are simply not attracted to or do not care about as equal humanizing souls.

Maturing beyond such normalized subconscious shame, guilt, hate and fear fueled attitudes, projections & under-appreciation, expand our capacity for understanding & respecting the natural goodness in even so called temporal, earthly pleasures. Such as nourishing our human selves, taking quiet time to rest & simply be, keeping our body in good physical condition, being appreciative of lovingly nurturing experiences, eating healthfully and appreciating the spirituality in our human experiences.

Appreciatively caring for our physicalizing consciousness with a range of nurturing experiences, is divinely natural & respects our embodying reality.
And appreciatively regeneratively engaging such experiences is essential to a fully healthfully free flowing, lovingly embodying, unified being.