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My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 2:16:03 PM   
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I have believed in personal fate and destiny my entire life. In another thread the statement was made by another poster that if someone controls their own destiny they are not slaves. I tend to disagree and I answered that statement briefly but it made me think hard on the destiny of a slave and or submissive, so here are my thoughts.

I think that a submissive or slaves life is a spiritual one, that to understand one's submission you must understand how life works, the meaning of life. It is something beyond themselves that drives them to serve, to please, to servitude. I call that driving force the FATES. It can be called anything, what I call it doesn't change its purpose or nature.


I believe every man, woman, and child has a destiny, that destiny has to phases separated by a defining moment. Phase one, we learn and grow and obtain a feeling of personal success. Phase two, we live a unique life realized and solidified by the defining moment. We each have only one destiny, and no two people will share the same destiny.

The 2nd phase will always be what the fates determine it to be. There will not be away to predict it or influence it, it will simply be. If what your doing is predicated , then I don't believe it is destined. What has happened before cannot be part of destiny. Once we walk down a path, we are not supposed to turn around and walk back over it again and again and again, no matter how worthy the path. That is the nature of destiny.

During the 1st phase of submissive/slaves life, the challenge is to find personal value and independence. Second, they must discover and accept that they are slaves. Then they must determine that they have the motivation and commitment to become the slave they were meant to be. A person has to know what they can give, and give up to obtain their destiny. The final step is unique to a submissive or slave - it distinguishes them as unique. Who a they are is given over to another person - so they need to find that person that holds their purpose in their hands.
There are reasons we have been selected by the fates for our paths, we can never truly know the reasons. No one but us can complete the tasks the fates destined us to complete.

Destiny also makes it equally important that dominants find the other part of themselves. Only a destined owner can mold a submissive or slave into what they are destined to be - no other person can develop and mold the slave as their destined owner. I believe that most of life experiences are meant to show us what wont work so that finally our eyes are open to what the fates have in store, which for a submissive or slave is their owner. It is the owner's job to realize the raw material before them, to follow their destiny they must recognize the submissives or slaves puprose. If the submissive or slave refused to obey then the owner can not fulfill his puprose. Likewise the submissive or slave can not serve their pupose. Once completely free to obey the submissive or slave can feel their owners puprose. They will fill directed by the owners spirit. They don't each get two different orders that must be followed. There can be no conflict. The slave knows that the orders the slave feels inside are the same as those given to his Owner. Since there is only one order, there is no conflict. The Owner's job is to both give orders directly and to enforce those orders that are given.In obedience the submissive / slave finds true freedom because they know their owner will issue orders that will protect them in all ways.

The Owner doesn't have to personally issue every order. Once the slave recognizes that his mind, body and spirit are one with owners, not as his property but as both of them, the slave acts, thinks, loves, and lives for the owner, and only for the owner because that's all there is. There is no separate, distinct person that is slave.

 

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 3:12:43 PM   
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quote:

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The 2nd phase will always be what the fates determine it to be. There will not be away to predict it or influence it, it will simply be. If what your doing is predicated , then I don't believe it is destined. What has happened before cannot be part of destiny. Once we walk down a path, we are not supposed to turn around and walk back over it again and again and again, no matter how worthy the path. That is the nature of destiny. If the 'fates' determine it then isn't it predicted? Why not walk the path again? Perhaps the purpose of that path is to tread it again and again until it is fully known.

During the 1st phase of submissive/slaves life, the challenge is to find personal value and independence. Second, they must discover and accept that they are slaves. Then they must determine that they have the motivation and commitment to become the slave they were meant to be. A person has to know what they can give, and give up to obtain their destiny. The final step is unique to a submissive or slave - it distinguishes them as unique. Who a they are is given over to another person - so they need to find that person that holds their purpose in their hands.
There are reasons we have been selected by the fates for our paths, we can never truly know the reasons. No one but us can complete the tasks the fates destined us to complete. So if you are not submissive or slave you are not unique? I see contradictions all over the place here but what I think it boils down to is that you are saying that there is only one person, just one person that will connect with the s?

Destiny also makes it equally important that dominants find the other part of themselves. Only a destined owner can mold a submissive or slave into what they are destined to be - no other person can develop and mold the slave as their destined owner. I believe that most of life experiences are meant to show us what wont work so that finally our eyes are open to what the fates have in store, which for a submissive or slave is their owner. It is the owner's job to realize the raw material before them, to follow their destiny they must recognize the submissives or slaves puprose. If the submissive or slave refused to obey then the owner can not fulfill his puprose. Likewise the submissive or slave can not serve their pupose. Once completely free to obey the submissive or slave can feel their owners puprose. They will fill directed by the owners spirit. They don't each get two different orders that must be followed. There can be no conflict. The slave knows that the orders the slave feels inside are the same as those given to his Owner. Since there is only one order, there is no conflict. The Owner's job is to both give orders directly and to enforce those orders that are given.In obedience the submissive / slave finds true freedom because they know their owner will issue orders that will protect them in all ways. Do you see dominants and submissives as half people, only becoming whole when meeting their one? How can a dominant recognize the s's purpose when only the fates know that purpose?
It feels that an awful awful lot is to be expected of these perfect dominants who know exactly what that s needs and to do it all without any conflict.

The Owner doesn't have to personally issue every order. Once the slave recognizes that his mind, body and spirit are one with owners, not as his property but as both of them, the slave acts, thinks, loves, and lives for the owner, and only for the owner because that's all there is. There is no separate, distinct person that is slave. I am my own person and always will be. Does that mean that I, as an s type have failed?
Is your end goal to be sublimated and dare I say.. assimilated?

 


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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 3:15:33 PM   
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I can't believe you read the whole thing

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 3:19:26 PM   
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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 3:20:02 PM   
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I'm having a really wretched bout of insomnia, going on day 6. I think I have lost all reason and sense of time.

Plus.. I read fast.


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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 3:21:20 PM   
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Ack,no..I don't believe in destiny and "the one".

I'd have to go suck down a bullet if I felt cubbyholed like that-just to be contrary. 

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 3:22:40 PM   
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Holy cow, duckie...What an awesome discourse on destiny and BDSM.

Without taking anything from your beliefs, I'd like to add a permutation that comes out of my own spiritual beliefs, which is that each of us holds the seed of our own divinity -- and that our experiences provide the trial by fire that causes that seed to bloom -- like the pine cone of the sequoia, which does not toss out its seed until it has been kissed by the wildfire.

I don't necessarily think that there is ONE person who 'completes' us -- instead, I believe that our encounters with others (one or a million) are the tools that scrape away the hard shell that contains the essence of our divine seed during its sprouting. It is not just our immediate companion whose life shapes the future paths that will open for us, but everyone with whom we 'connect'... and despite our acceptance of a servant, or our yielding of our lives to another -as- a servant, we will still experience, and will still, for as long as we draw breath, be required, in each moment, to make the choices that will yield up our destiny, fulfilled at the end of our road.

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 3:22:52 PM   
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I find the concept a bit claustrophobic myself. It also has a flavor of setting myself up for failure to it which I prefer to avoid.

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 3:24:21 PM   
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I find the concept a bit claustrophobic myself. It also has a flavor of setting myself up for failure to it which I prefer to avoid.


What if my destiny is to be with Janet reno......EWWWWWWWWWWWWW.........................

horrors!

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 3:25:13 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Leatherist

Ack,no..I don't believe in destiny and "the one".

I'd have to go suck down a bullet if I felt cubbyholed like that-just to be contrary. 


Hmmm... see.. so many perspectives. I have a few differences from what she's described, but I also feel a sense of "destiny", and I find it a perfect home for Chaos.

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 3:26:30 PM   
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I suggest whiskey. Lots and lots of whiskey Leatherist.

Nika I'm not making fun of you, you put a lot of thought into that post and I always appreciate reading a post from someones heart.


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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 4:07:02 PM   
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I've read your OP through. I like and understand the way you feel your submission and slavery to be bound up with your spirituality.
I wanted to ask you though:
are you clear for yourself of the difference between submission and slavery?
are you certain that what feels like an evolutionary path of developmet for you as , let's call it, an 's' type runs in a straight line of development like this?
and most importantly are youi clear about the differences, for you, between fate and destiny.?
I'll get back and re-read your OP and give it the attention i feel it deserves because you are thinking through some deep aspects of the connection between slavery and the sublime......
i don't compartmentalise my life in this way as being slavish is the closest i come to describing who i am and it is the way i orientate myself to my home, my kids, my pets, my friends, my students, my clients and of course my Master. i do believe there is One but i believe that the One is created by the coming together of two if that makes sense. (And for poly the One comes together because of the bringing together of three,,,,,for example),
But if i could just get clearer from you the answers to my first questions i could work with your premise more clearly.



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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 4:18:44 PM   
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I'm not a fatalist. I don't believe in fate. I believe in free will.

And a lot of subs start relationships being successfully independent. If so, then what about your first phase?

Some subs are horribly codependent and need to be led to independence by their dominants. Others aren't.

This stuff is individual to each relationship.

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 4:37:44 PM   
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The problem with destiny and fate is that it means we have to look into the eyes of an abused child and tell them it's just life working itself out. 

I know I'm not capable of that.

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 4:46:12 PM   
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The problem with destiny and fate is that it means we have to look into the eyes of an abused child and tell them it's just life working itself out. 

I know I'm not capable of that.


Hmmm.. interesting perspective. I could, and -have- had that discussion with several children... and let them know that the experience was over, they were safe, they survived, and while I couldn't promise them that nothing horrible would ever happen to them again, they had already proven to themselves that they had hidden strengths that would enable them to face their challenges -and- find those who could help them rise above.

I think that, in this sense, letting the child know that it isn't a personal vendetta to ruin them helps them to realize that they are not victims in their lives, but can make choices and recruit help to get through challenges without losing their sanity or their integrity.

To me it was much easier to have the conversation on these terms than trying to explain why a "loving" god would allow a child to be abused and damaged for someone else's pleasure -- or why sickness and pain exist -- or why a loving god would allow a mommy and daddy to die -- or why a loving god would let a mommy throw away a baby in a trash can instead of taking it to a fire station or hospital.

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 4:48:41 PM   
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I think it's great that you've been able to help- but you can't honestly believe in choices if you also believe in destiny.  They can pretend to be making choices, but ultimately it won't matter.  Fate will be fate.

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 4:59:03 PM   
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I think it's great that you've been able to help- but you can't honestly believe in choices if you also believe in destiny.  They can pretend to be making choices, but ultimately it won't matter.  Fate will be fate.


I disagree. I think that there is an immanent destiny -- a final purpose for which our bit of 'spirit' was extruded from the Universal Whole and set wandering... but my spiritual beliefs don't require that it be finished in a single lifetime -- so I figure that there is are "long roads" and "short roads" to our destiny. I figure that it takes a couple or three lifetimes just to get beyond being selfish and realize that there is more to life than Me, Me, and Mine==Mine. I think some people travel faster than others, even on the short roads. I think that the Universe is boundless, and there isn't necessarily only one path to where I need to be to fulfill my destiny (just like I believe that there isn't necessarily one -person- who makes or breaks whether another person reaches hir destiny).

I believe -absolutely- in choices, and in taking responsibility for our own choices, regardless of the pressure applied from outside of ourselves. I also believe in a manifest destiny, and that our existence provides a purpose, and that -each- existence provides a purpose even if that purpose is no more well defined than "providing a different perspective on existence" or "learning to grow".

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 5:06:28 PM   
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Ah ok, I understand how YOU mean it, but that's not at all how the OP is describing.

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 5:10:32 PM   
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I see the pink unicorns of castlerealm are still trotting around the web.


ROFLMAO. Indeed.

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RE: My thoughts on slave destiny.... - 7/24/2008 5:27:32 PM   
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St. Thomas Aquinas turned me off of the destiny deal...but I think some folks get their destination and destiny confused. If you start out on a path and keep to it, then the destination is in mind and there is really no need for the romanticized version of destiny.
 
In the end, though, if it feels like the world is bending itself to your fingertips and you want to attribute it to destiny or fate that's fine. I prefer to think that my decisions bring about my happiness or lack thereof. To me, destiny reeks of someone else having responsibility and no matter how submissive I am, I still have the ultimate responsibility to myself and those around me. But, again, it's how you percieve the world around you.

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