Kama Sutra Sex Book
Opening the iTunes Store . . If iTunes does not open, click the iTunes application icon in your Dock or on your desktop Windows. Indicateur progression. The extraordinary teachings of the Kama Sutra, the erotic sacred, and the art of love are explained to you in a unique iPhone application. Everyone knows the Kama Sutra, tantric text written in the third century by the sage Vatsyayana, art of love and meaning. In this guide "visa for pleasure," the author offers a reinterpretation of this classic kama sutra sex book and its advice on the fineness of feelings, body language, sense of pain. Become a fan of iTunes and App Store pages on Facebook and receive exclusive offers, exclusive information about new apps and more. A little history is needed! In Sanskrit, "kama" symbolizes the god of carnal love, while "sutra" refers to the aphorisms of desire. The legendary kama sutra sex book is attributed to Vatsyayana, a medieval writer who had the idea of ??bringing together in one book, all books on the euphoria. This Indian treaty was originally designed for aristocrats and courtesans. Known particularly for its descriptions of sexual positions, the collection provides tips for living with a partner in harmony. It has been translated for the first time in English in 1876 by Richard Francis Burton, but it only became legal in the United Kingdom in 1963. Composed of seven chapters, the Kama Sutra positions does the love in the first volume. Contrary to what one thinks, The Kama Sutra is not only dedicated to sex, he successively evokes "the three goals of life", "the behavior of the city," the common sense advice, "" the choice of a wife "," duties and privileges of the wife, "" occult practices, fantasies, orgasms, pregnancy and relationships, in addition to all practices related to sexuality. The book also discusses the use of food, music, fragrances . . At the time when the kama sutra sex book was published, the wife had a certain freedom and enjoyed a significant place in society. Indeed the Kama Sutra lavished the usual commands to the faithful wife or advice in the art of seduction and how to deceive her husband. Moreover, widows were allowed to remarry, something that will be prohibited in the history of India a few years later. Twenty positions were illustrated in this book. Some, found easy to perform have become indispensable, in particular, Andromache, the greyhound, 69, the missionary or small spoons. Others require much more acrobatic flexibility. - The Sphinx: lying on her stomach, one leg bent, the woman is resting on the forearms. The man stands over his partner, resting on his outstretched arms. - The Drunken Boat: The woman lies on her back. The man, kneeling beside the bed, legs slightly raises his partner during penetration. - The small wooden bridge: This position is challenging, it requires flexibility and tone. Man must make the bridge, while the woman sits lightly on him, and operates a rotational movement of the pelvis. - The Angevin: both lying on their side, the woman's buttocks are all against the pelvis of the man who penetrates slowly keeping your hands free to caress. This position is very sweet and quiet is also suitable for pregnant women during the first months. - The union of the lotus: the man is sitting, legs apart, soles glued against each other. The woman is sitting on him, around his waist with his legs and putting his feet on the ground. This position supports a merger of the bodies. - The vines entwined: the couple is lying on its side, face to face. The man straightens his legs at a right angle while the woman keeps one leg extended, but is another with which it encircles the waist of his lover. The bodies are so closely intertwined. The goal is not to reach orgasm, but to encourage hugs. . . .
