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From personal experience, I'd agree that lust requires the ability to string together thoughts. Having meditated for many years -- remaining in the present mome
by crazydiamond 16y ago
From personal experience, I'd agree that lust requires the ability to string together thoughts. Having meditated for many years -- remaining in the present moment free of thought, ignoring any thought that comes, letting thoughts fall off as they arise -- lust / arousal are impossible (unless perhaps if one is married and does not need the mind for arousal).
Are animals able to carry on a thought process, not sure? Dogs certainly seem to be more in the present than humans.
That article links to another interesting one on asexuals.