KAMASUTRA-Classic Lovemaking Techinques-Introduction.

INTRODUCTION

The Kamasutra and its associate texts Ananga Ranga, The Perfume Gardent, and theTao are not as badly sexual as we assume. There is connection between these ancient writings and life in the 20th centurys. It is a connection that centres on fellings. Although it is possible for us to interact sexually with many people, unless we have also cultivated some loves and warmthed towards the person who is arousing us. we won't get near the real goal of Kama. The concept of Kama involves the " enjoyment of appropriate objects by the five sense of hearing, felling, seeing, tasting, and smelling assisted by the mind together with soul". As a concept Kama is just as relevant to us now as it was to the Indians around in AD400.


The Kamasutra may have been produced at any time between AD100 and AD400. And it was written in an India that no longer exists. In those days the idle citizen cultivated an idle life.He surrounded himself with friends, made love as if it were an artform, ate and drank well, was interested in painting and music and regard himself as a fair lord and master.
The Kamasutra has been written for the nobolity of the ancient India, by a noble man. Vatsayayana thought of life as consisting of dharma, artha and Karma.Dharma was the acquisition of religious merit; artha was the acquisition of wealth; kama was the acquisiton of love or sensual pleasure.These ideals are not that disimilar from the codes that we live by today. Although we are not so focused on religious merit any more, we do pursue self-knoweldge and personal growth, most of us would like to have enough money to enjoy a comfortable lifestyl, and most of us would like to be involved in loving sexual relationship.The main difference is that the world today is far more egalitarian than it was in the time of Vatsayayana...............

The Perfect Date.

Dating…the sweet old time spent in getting to know each other, sharing thoughts and hoping that it leads to something more permanent. Yes all those Hollywood flicks were not lying: going on a date is a big deal. After all a date is the only official time when two people really get to hang out, talk and find out more about one another in person. Yes, late night phone calls are adventurous and e-cards at work are cute but it is actually when you spend time in each other's company that really tells you whether this rendezvous is worth the effort.

Thus it is only natural that you would want your dates to be perfect. A little candlelight, some chocolates and Celine in the background? Of course. But is it enough? Of course not. The perfect date is like a great painting or a scrumptious lobster bisque. It takes time, effort and above all, imagination. So grab a cushion and read on as we tell you the secrets to creating The Perfect Date.

The Perfect Place
“Love don't cost a thing”
The perfect place for a date doesn't necessarily mean an ultra-expensive candlelit French restaurant. Nor does it mean box tickets to the next India-Pakistan match. If it's a first date, you don't want the place to give off intense romantic vibes or be loud and noisy where you can't talk in comfort. So go for someplace neutral like a coffee shop and share a cuppa

The Perfect Outfit
“Fashion can be bought. Style one must possess.”
As superficial as it may sound, what you wear to your dates, especially your very first one, can be of considerable significance. Yes appearance does matter, well at least initially. It's okay to be a 30-year-old die-hard Elvis fan. But it isn't okay to turn up on a date with Elvis's hair or pants.

The Perfect Gift
“Give a little bit”
Flowers, chocolates, perfumes and cufflinks? Seems to be about right doesn't it? Wrong! Not every girl eats chocolates and not every guy wears cufflinks.So how does one figure out what to give his/her date? Simple. Listen. Both sexes have a tendency of talking about things they like without even realising that they have done it. And during the initial dates people talk about common interests to break the ice. That gives you a glimpse into the person's personality as well as preferences. If she tells you about Candace Bushnell's latest novel, chances are she'll like The Devil Wears Prada. If he tells you how he fixed his bike all by himself, a subscription to Top Gear might just be what he will like

The Perfect Mate
“Don't like me yet? Have another drink.”
Dates are the perfect way to find out about each other. And the best way to do that is by talking and more importantly listening. Give your date your full and undivided attention while she/he is speaking. Don't keep on acting like you know it all even if you really do know it all. And don't use what she/he is saying as a jump off point to highlight some great feat that you have accomplished. No one likes a know-it-all and self-promotion is no promotion at all. You don't have to prove how simply wonderful you are. Let your date make that decision. After all, humility too, is a virtue.