Perry Brass

The Manly Pursuit of Desire and Love Perry Brass

Publisher Marketing: Finally. A private G. P. S. for your own life-positioning you authentically in control of your most suppressed and meaningful feelings and experiences, bringing genuine light to darkness. Desire. It can open new and longed-for worlds for you, connect you to others-and to your own soul-as well as get you into big trouble. Perry Brass explains how to approach desire, how to find your own secret desires, and how to express them safely in a world that destroys privacy every day. He connects you with your own caring Deeper Self, that very real life-line inside you that so much of our commercialized world wants you to hide, or even destroy. He takes you through the closed doors of desire to experience those moments of cosmic union he calls "Spiritual Consummation." In this heart-opening book, the author of the bestselling "The Manly Art of Seduction" talks about desire in plain and supportive terms, with in-depth chapters on BD-SM, bisexuality, religion and desire, aging and desire, and positive and negative desires. Why are we so afraid of desire? What is its importance in our lives? And lastly, how can we allow desire to bloom in its most beautiful and healthy forms? If you have spent time in fear of hidden desires, feeling haunted by them and ashamed, start this book now. Open its pages. And feel its wisdom, honesty, and a life-saving connection to some of your deepest, most secret places. Praise for Other Books by Perry Brass The Manly Art of Seduction, How to Meet, Talk to, and Become Intimate with Anyone "Brilliant," Edge Magazine, Boston. King of Angels, A Novel About the Genesis of Identity and Belief "Can be compared to To Kill a Mockingbird," Lambda Literary Foundation Reviews. Carnal Sacraments, A Historical Novel of the Future (Second Edition) "The most unusual novel I've read in years," Bay Area Reporter, San Francisco. Contributor Bio:  Brass, Perry Brass writes regularly for GayToday, a daily gay news and information website that receives 120,000 visitors a week.