hymen-virgin-membrane.com Hymen = Virgin Membrane Hymen and Self-Pleasuring. Go to Page 2 Hedonetropism is an innate tendency of doing something again and again what gives pleasure, in response to pleasant stimulants. "Those of us who deem ourselves followers of St Francis of Assisi, eagerly notice that many dog owners somehow resemble their pets and many dogs resemble their owners. The most striking common feature of the human - dog interspecies resemblance seems to be a very strong tendency to follow stimulants recognized as pleasure inducing, a propensity which may be named 'hedonetropism'. Human beings are pleasure oriented, just like dogs. But unlike the dog, the human person is capable to ascend to one of three higher branches of the Happiness Tree, which were named by Fr. Robert J. Spitzer, SJ: felix - good life, beatitudo - serving others, and sublime beatitudo - God's Love. Our closest and oldest companions - dogs will never climb up the Happiness Tree, and by their nature are limited to occupy its lowest branch, named laetus - bodily pleasure. Unfortunately, some people resemble dogs with their hedonetropic behaviour."- dr Halat ![]() Dogs
have been the best companions people have for tens of thousands of
years. Human beings are pleasure oriented, just like dogs. But unlike
the dog, the human person is capable to ascend to higher than bodily
pleasure branch of the Happiness Tree. What is happines? The Roman Catholic intellectual viewpoint ![]() The four branches of the Happiness Tree dr Halat's illustration to the breaktrough ideas emerging from Healing the Culture: A Commonsense Philosophy of Happiness, Freedom, and the Life Issues by Fr. Robert J. Spitzer, SJ, PhD: Ignatius Press here reviewed and explained in plain English in What is happiness? by Christopher Kaczor, Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Loyola Marymount University, English New Oxford Book Reviews here laetus - bodily pleasure felix - good life beatitudo - serving others sublime beatitudo - God's Love |