His intention was to show that it is possible to be enlightened, impart enlightenment, and still lead a very healthy sex life, and to demonstrate that celibacy was not necessary for being enlightened. In addition, he wanted to expand the range of means by which enlightenment could be imparted, while adding new evolutionary prospects to the overarching tradition.
He sought to demonstrate that one could achieve spiritual awakening, pass on spiritual awareness, and still lead a very fulfilling sex life, and to challenge the notion that celibacy is necessary for spiritual growth. Additionally, he wanted to expand the spectrum of ways in which enlightenment can be shared, while adding fresh dimensions to the timeless tradition.