Kama Sutra

Name: Kama Sutra
Rating: 3.75 (12 reviews)

Vatsyayana

Apr 2013 · Harper Collins

3.8

12 reviews

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254

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One of the earliest texts on sexuality and sexual behavior, the Kama Sutra was written in Sanskrit by the Hindu philosopher Vatsyayana between 400 BCE and 200 CE, and explores concept of kama, or sexual pleasure. According to the Hindu religion, kama is one of the four main goals of life, along with dharma (righteousness), artha (worldy and material well-being), and moksha (liberation).

Although the Kama Sutra provides practical advice on sex, it is not simply a sexual handbook, but is a philosophical guide to love and family intended to help its readers create a more balanced, harmonious and pleasure-filled life.

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3.8

12 reviews

Betegst Tilahun

July 20, 2023

Gkfa for Gkgxa know when you want me to do the work and to the point that you are going

danyelle fenwick

June 25, 2019

Katslyvia

12 people found this review helpful

Brad Reid

November 2, 2020

this sucked

About the author

Vatsyayana was a Hindu philosopher believed to have lived sometime between the first and sixth centuries AD. He is credited with authoring the Kama Sutra, one of the world’s best-known guides to eroticism and human sexual behavior, which has formed the basis for modern erotic literature.

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