The True Meaning of Kama Sutra
What is Kama Sutra?
'Kama' = Pleasure or Desire
'Sutra' = Text
Combined, the meaning of kama sutra is defined as “teachings on pleasure.”
The Kama Sutra was written about 2,000 years ago by an Indian philosopher named Vatsyayana. The text is an attempt at creating a comprehensive and inclusive guide to living a pleasure-filled life.
The Vedas talk about the importance of the four goals of life (Purusharthas). The Kama Sutra falls under the goal of Kama.
It starts at the top and works its way downwards.
It takes long to come to a boil and long to cool down again.
It starts at the bottom and works its way upwards.
It’s quick to ignite and quick to put out.
The Kama Sutra discusses same-sex relationships through the notion of the tritiya prakriti, which means "third sexuality" or "third nature".
These positions help foster better compatibility with your partner.
It's not just about the size of the boat. It's about the motion of the ocean.
Eating a meal before will divert energy to your digestive system
You may have up to two glasses of red wine (any more will slow you down)
Never use force on your partner. Pleasure is achieved between 2 consenting adults.
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