If you start off with fixed beliefs about the way things ought to be, you'll only prevent yourself from seeing what is. However it seems obvious that religious beliefs and rituals are cultural accretions that ultimately obscure, rather than reveal, the central experience of reality from which religion originally arose and what LSD did for me was to take me back to an ontological experience infinitely more direct and real than any truth, however profound, that could be mediated by an established creed or ritual. Consequently, I can only say what LSD means for me, centrally, and in the depths of my own being. And it really is very simple. Mother and father, nipple and penis, mouth, vagina and anus do not in any case constitute selfhood.
Sexual greed is activated by fear and hatred, and has nothing to do with love, nor with selfhood.
Greed is a peripheral disturbance that merely distracts one from one's own central reality, which is love or God or silence or emptiness or whatever you feel like calling it. It doesn't matter what you call it, because the greed for names, too, is just part of the peripheral disturbance. Hang on to the name, and you lose the thing. My own, entirely personal, conclusion is that all opinions, religious or otherwise, and all greed, sexual or otherwise, constitute a flight from the love and tenderness which arises from within, when one stops projecting one's fear and hatred on to other people. Attachment to forms is flight from reality, from love, from the self.