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Kama Sutra : The keys to Love and Sexuality - cover

Kama Sutra : The keys to Love and Sexuality

Vatsyayana Vatsyayana, A to z Classics

Translator Richard Burton

Publisher: ATOZ Classics

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Summary

Read about how you and your long time love can put the fire back in your relationship by following the tenets of Kama Sutra, the ancient East's "Treatise on Pleasure".
The ancient text, Kama Sutra, is known is the West as a sex manual. But the truth about Kama Sutra is much richer. The Sanskrit title translates in English as "The Treatise on Pleasure". The pleasure referred to goes beyond the sexual, encompassing all of human life. The compilation of Vedic teachings and advice represented by the Kama Sutra amounts to a guide to getting the most out of life by being fully present to all it offers us – including sex.
Available since: 10/25/2018.

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