Message #45868

[mccoy]

My opinion is that, in this specific context, we should view this topic as part of God's sphere of thought of biological sex and reincarnation.

Premise: as cited by Steve, there are very rare individuals who are born with the characteristics of both sexes (more or less) and that's is a so very specific karmic condition that would probably require the interpretation of a master of wisdom. What is their karmic duty? manifest the evident trait of both sexes? Freedom to choose one or both or neither? I dont' know.

More commonly, people are born with an evident biological sex but sometimes feel a strong inclination toward a different one. What should we think about it? Is there a karmic lesson behind that? Should people karmically accept that condition and learn a lesson? Should they try and flow with their desires at all costs, or in a reasonable way? What if their duty is to embrace and accept the karmically decreed sex? Karma is never wrong, according to masters. So their sex is not wrong, maybe their attitude is wrong.

Last, what about young teenagers who want to change sex? Youngsters pretty often act out of impulses. What if they think it back after a major surgical procedure has been undertaken?

This topic is so much more complex than political, sociological and psychological narratives would suggest.