Kama Sutra: The Ancient Art of Making Love for the New Millennium

Do you long to be a better lover? To find fulfillment in love? Look no further than Kama Sutra: The Ancient Art of Making Love for the New Millennium. Based on that classic work of ancient Indian literature, this modernized version preserves the essence of Vatsyayana, the author and religious scholar, with clear language and vivid illustrations.

It explores Kama, the process of using the mind and soul in the enjoyment of the five senses. The main ingredient of Kama is the contact between the sense organ and its object. In Vatsyayana's day, love-making was a natural science to be studied diligently and how you got there was as important as your destination. Kama Sutra: The Ancient Art of Making Love for the New Millennium provides your continuing sensual education. Don't pass it up.

In 1883, Sir Richard Burton, a British linguist and explorer, brought the Kama Sutra to the western world. It was an astounding and immediate success. However, its Victorian language, labored descriptions and complicated sentences make it difficult for the modern reader to comprehend. It's a pity none of Burton's attractive animal magnetism penetrates his work. This edition is different.

This Japanese silk bound 176-page edition includes 21 graphic hand-painted illustrations of the original Kama Sutra love-making positions complete with step-by-step directions. With erotic names like Turning, Churning and Splitting the Bamboo each position, like all new skills, demands dedication, concentration, and practice to perfect. Some like "Suspended Congress" require that the woman have limber and acrobatic talent. Kama Sutra: The Ancient Art of Making Love for the New Millennium is designed to help you become the lover you long to be.

"All the places that can be kissed are also the places that can be bitten." Each of the 34 chapters begins with a quote from Burton's translation. These excerpts serve as a window on Vatsyayana who is still perceptive, innovative, and often humorous over 15 centuries later. Here you will learn how to build an environment made for love. He describes the ideal location for a home as well as room design, furniture arrangement and placement of books and trinkets to please a loved one--even the correct number of pillows to create an enticing bed! Ancient secrets are revealed for keeping your body desirable with lotions, perfumes and potions. And which foods and herbs, like red onions and fennel, will conquer a heart and sustain desire. In our modern age when crass pornography is commonplace, Kama Sutra: The Ancient Art of Making Love for the New Millennium reminds us that love-making is part hormonal rush, part longing, and part acquired skill—a skill you can easily learn.

You also step inside the mind of a man and a woman to learn how to successfully navigate through the seeking, meeting, courting, seducing and marrying of a lover---even taking one outside of marriage. Kama Sutra: The Ancient Art of Making Love for the New Millennium offers practical advice on how to keep a wife or attract the right kind of man and which kind of people to avoid like the plague. This book offers you love fulfillment in a number of ways.

And it makes orgasm a course in itself. You'll learn how to match body sizes for ultimate satisfaction and myriad methods for embracing, kissing, marking, scratching and biting. Or how to press a design called "a peacock's foot" onto your lover's skin with your fingernails. Vatsyayana believes this can even reconcile an angry lover. In Part Six, ancient courtesans, typically well-educated and successful women, step from the past to teach modern-day women how to use their perceptive powers, knowledge and subtlety to make themselves pleasing to a lover. They offer advice about taking an old lover back and provide over 40 ways to win a man's favor. Kama Sutra: The Ancient Art of Making Love for the New Millennium is only a click away from making you a better lover. Start your sensual education today.