“Your breasts are miraculous,Not for what they look like,But for what they are and do…”
Have you ever sucked the breast before? If you haven’t, you are missing a great deal. It sounds like I’m too salacious with my words. But really, if I hadn’t sucked those beautiful twins I don’t think I would be as healthy, smart and good looking today. Yeah, do you want to see my picture? Lol!!! A few of us would deny the hypnotic, magnetic and fascinating power of the mammary gland. Every day, I celebrate women for the kind of frame God bestowed on them, starting from the eyes, ears, arms, figure and the twins especially. This is what I called total package from the Supreme Being! So funny that our culture has forgotten this, and has placed them into the sensual bracket. Their superficial look is all that is valued, the large, sassy, and lively appearance. It’s good, but there are so much more than this.
There is something richly magical about moms’ milk. Whenever I see a mother with a healthy and chubby breastfed baby, I marvel at the wonders of God. Human life is giving life to another life. It’s a mystic land where the milk really does flow like honey; a place for nurturing, cuddling, feeding and soothing. It is incredible and I am usually stunned by the intricate miracle of this precious fluid, called breast milk. I have read that the breast milk changes composition according to the nutritional needs of the baby, not only the age of a woman. And this happens in order to protect them from infection. Each time a mother kisses her baby; she ingests the pathogens on their skin and creates antibodies which are then fed to the baby through her milk. Each kind of mammal makes a unique kind of milk that comes with specific qualities to insure the survival of the young in a particular environment. It doesn’t matter what kind of human it’s coming from, milk contains the basic nutritional elements of fats, proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins, and minerals. Some of our ladies always feel shy about this treasurable gift. Dear, the breast makes you feminine and you need to appreciate your treasured gift; it brings out that energy that has nurtured and produced kings, queens and leaders.
I want you to think for a moment when you hugged your mother as a child, or when your child hugs you. Where does the child place his or her head? It’s right there on the chest, on your breasts. Imagine how relaxing, soothing and transfer of love. It is priceless! This is exactly how mothers transmit the love energy to their children without even breastfeeding. But when you breastfeed, wow, the flow of energy is even more direct to the child which is far greater than a hug. I’ve heard married men talk about their obsession for their wives’ mammary gland. The feeling they get at that moment, the picture in their head; and how they roll their eyes during such a moment with their partner, in the same way a milk drunk baby looks. There’s a deep feeling of peace and pleasure and profound connection to their beloved. This is the power of the breast!
Many who have not breastfed usually worry about the mixing of feelings and emotions between the eroticism of the sexual breast and the nurturing aspect of it. Most women report that the physical sensations of breastfeeding are completely different to any sort of sexual interaction, and that if the sexual feelings do emerge, which can happen with a child who is weaning and gone a few days without feeding, that it feels odd and uncomfortable. But the feelings of pleasure and closeness for mother and child are similar to a post orgasmic haze as the act of nursing produces the same hormone, oxytocin which produces feelings of pleasure, connection and relaxation.
As a woman, whenever you go out always have it in your mind that you’ve got with you the energy that can bring another human alive. It makes people healthy, loving and connects relationships. Being aware of this aliveness in your breasts is a key factor to your feminine wellbeing. Be proud of God’s gift to you, my lady rather than depleting yourself. Your breasts are miraculous, not for what they look like, but for what they are and do. Take good care of them; you’ve got the energy to keep the world alive!
Godwin Okhawere, fondly called JP is a Comedian/Event Host, an ardent publicist and actor; A resourceful specialist in Media and Public Relations, Social Work, Brand Development, Copy writing and Publicity. He is very passionate about building reputation capital for people, business and organization.
He has featured in movies such as ‘Roadside’ & ‘Finishing Strong’ and also featured in the television series ‘Tinsel’. He anchors the monthly Creative Enterprise Session organized by the Creative Entrepreneurs Association of Nigeria.
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Excellent piece
Very lovely and incisive.Thanks for this piece.
Wow! Best of the best write up… Keep it up Godwin JP
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