This course coaches and prepares women for life as a (consensual) odalisque or pleasure slave under Code d' Odalisque. Guided instruction from an experienced Slavetrainer. If you are attracted to the odalisque lifestyle this is a useful first step.
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Friday, August 14, 2015
Myths and Impostors
It has unfortunately become necessary to clarify
certain matters regarding the history and provenance of Code d’ Odalisque. A
number of unscrupulous and disingenuous characters online have made it their
habit to propagate stories about Code d’ Ode which are, in whole or in part,
untrue. Most notably you will find accounts of the so-called “Code d’ Odalisque
myth” online, along with people posing as “Steven and Vicki Rose”, the
erstwhile “creators” of Code d’ Odalisque. There are, that is to say, disputes
about the origins of Code d’ Ode and there are people claiming to be what they
are not. The following notes are for clarification:
*The original drafts of Code d’ Odalisque were made by
a group of people in Adelaide, Australia, as early as 1993. (some say 1991.) This was
pre-internet. The Code did not appear on the www until years after
this.
*The people concerned had been involved in the local
BDSM scene (or the fringes thereof) but were dissatisfied with the emphasis on
pain and sadomasochism. In particular, the women concerned were seeking a
non-S&M alternative.
*What became Code d’Odalisque began as a series of
separate documents that were consolidated over time. (This is obvious from the
Code itself. It reads like a compilation of separate documents with quite a bit
of repetition which has been corrected by not entirely removed by subsequent revisions.) From its inception - due to the involvement of a lawyer with interests in such things - the Code was loosely based on at least the idea of Ottoman legal codes.
*As well as the Code itself this group of people also
generated other documents and ideas which they exchanged amongst themselves,
supplementary to the Code. This body of material grew and was refined from
practice and from drawing on historical sources. The idea that the Code was
plagiarised from some internet site or is based on someone else’s work is
demonstrably untrue. Historical sources are commonly available. A member of the
original group had a great interest in Ottoman history. Numerous people
contributed their expertise. It came together into a coherent "system" over time.
*The two main players in this process were “Steven and
Vicki Rose” - these names being pseudonyms. There were several other prominent
players, most notably Mr G. Gordon.
*As happens with these things, there were disputes
among these people primarily because some people involved became more
interested in “tantra” and sexual spiritual practices. Some people wanted to go
in that direction, others were more interested merely in hedonistic enjoyment and
the “lifestyle”. Steven and Vicki Rose were among those interested in “tantra”.
Mr Gordon (and co.) were a sort of third inner group interested in occultism of
the Aleister Crowley variety. In other words, the original group splintered
into factions that eventually went their separate ways. (Common enough in this sort of thing!)
*There was a period during which Code d’ Ode was more
or less dormant or only practiced privately. It was revived when the internet
came along and came to the notice of a wider network of people. The Roses, Mr
G. and others helped it along (despite their different interests). The Roses,
though, were increasingly interested in other things
*Through the internet Mr Charles Molyneux became
involved at a certain point and he contacted the original players. They were
happy for him and his partner at the time to take up the cause and to develop
and propagate the Code as they saw fit. Several folders of material were made
available to Mr Molyneux, especially material on slavetraining. At this point,
after a couple of revisions, the Code itself continued to carry the copyright
of S & V Rose but they had given explicit written permission for Mr
Molyneux to take charge of the whole thing.
*Gathering together other interested parties - and
assisted by Mr Gordon who remained semi-active at least - Mr Molyneux established
the Guild of the Black Pearl to continue the work of developing and nurturing
this mode of female submissive lifestyle and play. From this time on Steven and
Vicki Rose were no longer involved. Their interests had moved on to other
things. As happens with such things there was - as they say - “generational
change”. The Code moved to a new group of people. Mr Molyneux, however, was
directly connected to the original group and had their blessing to take it and
pursue it as he and his partners saw fit. The idea that Mr Molyneux “stole” the
Code from Steven and Vicki Rose is demonstrably untrue.
* Code d’ Odalisque has continued to be developed
under the leadership of Mr Molyneux and his partners. The Code has been
expanded and refined and training techniques and supplementary material
(largely based on those original folders of stuff) have been developed with
input from practitioners and other creative people. A small community has
developed worldwide.
*Of recent times a person posing as “Steven and Vicki
Rose” has laid claim to the Code. This is a nonsense. The falsity of the claim
is obvious from a study of the ISP addresses of their email accounts. The
emails do not come from Adelaide Australia as claimed. The fact that Mr Molyneux
was given permission to continue Code d’ Odalisque can be demonstrated in
documents and can be confirmed by Mr Gordon who remains (semi) active and has
been so from the beginning.
*For their part, Steven and Vicki Rose have moved on -
as is their right - and have no interest in Code d’ Odalisque anymore. In fact,
they seem to regard it with some disdain since they have since pursued more "spiritual" matters and look back on it as a dead end from their youth. They have
spent time (we understand) living in the Indian city of Rishikesh and no longer live in
Adelaide. It has been years since they were involved in anything to do with
BDSM or related interests. The fact is they are into yoga and a yogi called
Osho. People change. They handed Code d’ Ode to Mr Molyneux and then went on to
other things. The last time they were contacted about these matters they made
it clear they were no longer interested and did not care to be contacted about
it anymore. This should be respected.
*Certain people have taken advantage of the free
availability of early versions of Code d’ Odalisque. It is good that this
lifestyle has spread via the internet, but at the same time there are spurious
claims being made about the origins of the Code and the identity of S & V.
Rose. The fact is that Mr Molyneux and his partners have worked tirelessly to
promote and develop Code d’ Ode for many years now and continue to do so. The
people claiming to be Steven and Vicki Rose are impostors. Even so, if they
continue to bring Code d’ Ode to a wider audience and assist people in this
lifestyle it is all to the good. It is disappointing that they choose to create
of charade of spurious identities and traffic public domain documents as their
own, but it does little harm.
*Those claiming that Code d’ Ode is a “myth” based on
their own work are just egoists - a common enough flaw in the BDSM world. No
claim has ever been made made that the Guild of the Black Pearl is some vast secret
organisation of slaveowners. It is a small community of dedicated enthusiasts
and has always been presented as such. There is no “mythology” involved.
*The new edition of Code d’ Odalisque now carries a
new copyright notice. Earlier editions remain in the public domain. New people have joined and bring their own creativity and inspiration. The work
goes on.
Friday, July 24, 2015
Saturday, September 20, 2014
How do I get my girlfriend or wife interested in this lifestyle?
Question: I am really interested in Code d' Odalisque. How do I get my wife/girlfriend interested in this?
Many couples already play an informal version of Code d' Ode in their bedroom games. The woman submits sexually to her man and says, “Use me! Do whatever you want with me! I'm your sex slave!” If you already play such games, that is a good basis for further development. You can then start to add elements of Code d' Ode to your slave games, especially the slave positions and the code of etiquette. A prerequisite, of course, is that your lady is sexually submissive. She must be inclined to sexual service by nature. We have no interest in making a woman into something that is against her nature. But if your wife or girlfriend has aptitude for sexual service – she loves to be used, she loves to serve cock – then you can foster that natural inclination. A true odalisque – a woman who is suited to full-time service – is rare. So it is unlikely that your wife/girlfriend is a true odalisque. If she is, rejoice! But the role of wife and odalisque are quite different and it is unlikely that you are so fortunate to have married a woman with the soul of a true slave. In that case, aim for part-time play or consider finding an odalisque for both you and your wife to enjoy. How do you get your wife/girlfriend interested? Build on existing foundations.
Then introduce her to the Code. Emphasize the pro-feminine and non-violent aspects of the Code. Stress that you are not looking for a domestic servant cook/housekeeper. In fact, you might suggest employing a housekeeper in order to keep your wife/odalisque from domestic toil and freeing her for sexual service. Suggest to your wife that you employ someone to do the domestic chores so that she can be free to take on the luxurious life of sensuality and sexual delights enjoyed by the odalisque. For a woman with natural aptitude the odalisque's life is a good deal indeed. She is kept for sex. This is a better deal than the average wife has. The average wife is housekeeper/mother/cook/cleaner/nurse AND sex-provider, and often works a job as well! When you introduce your wife to Code d' Ode, offer her a new deal. Offer her a life of sensual leisure in return for sexual obedience.
And in this offer her sexual adventure. If your wife is not in the least bit sexually adventurous then Code d' Ode is not for her. The prospect of sexual adventure needs to be enticing to her or you don't have much chance of getting her interested. The whole reason a couple who consider taking up a Master/slave relationship under Code d' Odalisque is for sexual adventure. It is a journey into luxury and lust, and specifically an exploration of the Master's fantasies. Your wife needs to be ready for that. She must have a genuine desire and readiness for playing the role of her husband's secret fantasy girl. She must be prepared to do that, be that. Happily, there are wives who will do whatever it takes to bring their man to fulfilment. If your wife is like that then you have a real chance of getting her interested. If not, little. Is the prospect of sexual adventure – exploring fantasy and pushing limits - an exciting prospect for your wife? Or are you ill-matched? You're adventurous – she's a prude? You can't turn a woman into a (consensual) odalisque if it is against her natural dispositions. So, make an honest assessment of your wife's aptitude. Then introduce her to the Code and emphasize that it offers her a new deal. Then, proceed slowly. Talk lots. Don't rush. Don't try to talk her into it. Talk about it.
It hardly needs to be said that if your marriage is shaky then it is probably not a good idea to introduce Code d' Ode into it. It certainly won't save a bad marriage but it is intense and might harm a precarious marriage. Only consider it if you already have a strong relationship with a high degree of trust and familiarity and understanding between you.
Many couples already play an informal version of Code d' Ode in their bedroom games. The woman submits sexually to her man and says, “Use me! Do whatever you want with me! I'm your sex slave!” If you already play such games, that is a good basis for further development. You can then start to add elements of Code d' Ode to your slave games, especially the slave positions and the code of etiquette. A prerequisite, of course, is that your lady is sexually submissive. She must be inclined to sexual service by nature. We have no interest in making a woman into something that is against her nature. But if your wife or girlfriend has aptitude for sexual service – she loves to be used, she loves to serve cock – then you can foster that natural inclination. A true odalisque – a woman who is suited to full-time service – is rare. So it is unlikely that your wife/girlfriend is a true odalisque. If she is, rejoice! But the role of wife and odalisque are quite different and it is unlikely that you are so fortunate to have married a woman with the soul of a true slave. In that case, aim for part-time play or consider finding an odalisque for both you and your wife to enjoy. How do you get your wife/girlfriend interested? Build on existing foundations.
Then introduce her to the Code. Emphasize the pro-feminine and non-violent aspects of the Code. Stress that you are not looking for a domestic servant cook/housekeeper. In fact, you might suggest employing a housekeeper in order to keep your wife/odalisque from domestic toil and freeing her for sexual service. Suggest to your wife that you employ someone to do the domestic chores so that she can be free to take on the luxurious life of sensuality and sexual delights enjoyed by the odalisque. For a woman with natural aptitude the odalisque's life is a good deal indeed. She is kept for sex. This is a better deal than the average wife has. The average wife is housekeeper/mother/cook/cleaner/nurse AND sex-provider, and often works a job as well! When you introduce your wife to Code d' Ode, offer her a new deal. Offer her a life of sensual leisure in return for sexual obedience.
And in this offer her sexual adventure. If your wife is not in the least bit sexually adventurous then Code d' Ode is not for her. The prospect of sexual adventure needs to be enticing to her or you don't have much chance of getting her interested. The whole reason a couple who consider taking up a Master/slave relationship under Code d' Odalisque is for sexual adventure. It is a journey into luxury and lust, and specifically an exploration of the Master's fantasies. Your wife needs to be ready for that. She must have a genuine desire and readiness for playing the role of her husband's secret fantasy girl. She must be prepared to do that, be that. Happily, there are wives who will do whatever it takes to bring their man to fulfilment. If your wife is like that then you have a real chance of getting her interested. If not, little. Is the prospect of sexual adventure – exploring fantasy and pushing limits - an exciting prospect for your wife? Or are you ill-matched? You're adventurous – she's a prude? You can't turn a woman into a (consensual) odalisque if it is against her natural dispositions. So, make an honest assessment of your wife's aptitude. Then introduce her to the Code and emphasize that it offers her a new deal. Then, proceed slowly. Talk lots. Don't rush. Don't try to talk her into it. Talk about it.
It hardly needs to be said that if your marriage is shaky then it is probably not a good idea to introduce Code d' Ode into it. It certainly won't save a bad marriage but it is intense and might harm a precarious marriage. Only consider it if you already have a strong relationship with a high degree of trust and familiarity and understanding between you.
Monday, August 4, 2014
The Slave on Sojourn (Repost)
An odalisque in sojourn is not a freewoman, although she goes as a freewoman in the world. She is an odalisque. If she is bonded, then she is the sexual property of her Keeper at all times, in occlusion or sojourn. If she is unbonded then she yearns to be owned sexually by a Keeper.
In modern conditions the 24/7 cockslave is rare. Rather, contemporary women either need to work or want to pursue their careers, or they want to study, etc. This requires arrangements where the slave spends part of her time in "sojourn". This is also the case where she needs to leave the house and interact with the world for other reasons, such as going to gym or swimming or to yoga classes. The odalisque's life is very likely to involve times when she is in sojourn rather than in "occlusion" as a slave.
A slave on sojourn goes about her business like a freewoman but she remains a slave. The Code provides rules for the slave on sojourn. For instance, she is forbidden from discussing her slavery with strangers, i.e. she is sworn to be discreet.
To remind her that she is bonded to her Master he may require that she wear a reminder of her captivity.
20.2. - A reminder of captivity during sojourn
A Keeper may require that his cockslave wear a collar or, more appropriately, an ankle band or nose ring, or some other item of clothing or jewellery, whenever she is in sojourn to remind her of her captivity and her continuing obligations as an odalisque.
The usual device for this is the anklet or ankle band. The odalisque has an anklet that she wears whenever she is on sojourn. She is forbidden to leave the house without wearing it. It serves as a subtle, inconspicuous reminder that she remains a cockslave even when not in occlusion.
The true odalisque loves occlusion. She will try to minimize her time on sojourn.
20.1. - An odalisque loves occlusion
A true odalisque prefers occlusion and captivity to sojourning as a freewoman. An odalisque shall attempt to minimize the time she spends in sojourn.
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Economic security
In these circumstances it is a sad fact that an increasing number of young women are looking to prostitution as a way of making a living. It pays alright per hour, perhaps, but it is a lifestyle that entails any number of dangers and disadvantages. There are pimps and police to contend with for a start, then there is exposure to bad characters, disease, drugs and so on. It may be better than starving, but it is not a glamorous life.
The odalisque's lifestyle offers itself as another alternative. An odalisque is a dedicated sexual submissive, a slave who consents to be owned by a Master. Like the whore, her duties are sexual - the sexual enjoyment of men. But unlike the whore she is not for hire and her Master is bound to keep good care of her and to provide for all her needs. She is not an object in a callous and cutthroat market. Her status as "slave" means that she is dedicated to her purpose - she is kept and protected, preserved from hardship and toil, shielded from the ugliness and dangers of whoredom. An odalisque is not a work slave. She is kept for sex. Her Master provides for her as she serves his bed.
Assuredly, this is not a lifestyle for every woman, but - under Code d' Odalisque - it is another possibility. The motto 'Kept for Sex' says it all. The odalisque is kept - she has economic security. Her Master provides for all her needs. She doesn't have to pay rent or work a job. Her role is sexual. Her only duty is to offer herself as a willing, submissive slave for the sexual enjoyment of her Master. In this, her life is regulated by the protocols and rules of the Code. For women who enjoy sex, who like being used, life under the right Master can be secure and fulfilling.
For more information about this lifestyle, see our website:
http://theguildoftheblackpearl.blogspot.com
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