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.
His objective was to prove that it is possible to attain spiritual illumination, transmit spiritual insight, and maintain a very healthy and satisfying sex life, and to refute the idea that celibacy is essential for spiritual development. Moreover, he sought to diversify the means by which enlightenment can be conveyed, while enriching the enduring tradition.