Maurice J. Barraza

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

 The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, ther

The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been two hundred years. These nations have progressed through this sequence: from slavery to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to freedom; from freedom to abundance; from abundance to selfishness; from selfishness to complacency; from complacency to apathy; from apathy to dependency; from dependency to servitude. " --Sir Alex Fraser Tyler (1742-1813) Scottish historian and jurist I wanted to share this quote because it really blew me away. History always repeats itself? Are we condemned to continue in this cycle? And, if we are in this progression, where are we in the process? If this is an accurate representation, it seems that as a society we have overcome slavery and spiritual faith as concepts that define us. Some would argue this since they really believe that their lives are based on faith. It would also suggest that we have left courage and freedom behind, although, again, there

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or

   Browse the internet for "Japanese slavery" to find an answer to the question "where did it come from." Guess what, you'll get at least a hundred different answers and a couple thousand builds of these. The following may be a surprising fact, but ... the problem is that there is hardly any history of Japanese slavery. And certainly not linear. You see, like almost all erotic styles, games and techniques, Japanese bondage is a compilation of many techniques and influences. And sadly, as is often the case, there are many pseudo-experts in the field. Elegant words and mysticism Let's start with some facts: probably the oldest written documentation on sexuality and the forms of restriction, pain and urges that come with this is the KamaSutra. No, that's not an old book on sex, but actually a book of wisdom. It dates back to several thousand years before Christ and Vatsyayana, the monk who wrote the book, actually did little more than write what had been or