Anne Hooper | DK Publishing, Inc. © 2007 | Pages : 326| 26.1 Mb
Sensual, erotic pleasures to arouse and inspire
“Sensuality is as important for the well-being of the body as food” – Vatsyayana, the author of the Kama Sutra this simple acknowledgment – that physical pleasure is a form of nourishment – is, I believe, one of the reasons why the Kama Sutra remains relevant today. Sex is to be enjoyed, celebrated, and explored – and I get the impression that’s exactly what Vatsyayana did. In the Kama Sutra he not only describes the sex positions that can bring us the most pleasure, he also discusses in unstinting detail how lovers should kiss, nibble, bite, and seduce each other, how the penis should move inside the vagina, and even how a room should be prepared to make the most of lovemaking.
When sensitive areas of your body are stroked, your nerve endings are stimulated and pockets of explosive sensation erupt. As well as exploring the obvious erogenous zones —the breasts, nipples, and genitals—seek out the less obvious ones too. Explore your lover’s feet, toes, neck, buttocks, ears, and those sensitive little spots behind the knees and in the crooks of the elbows. Vatsyayana recognized kissing as an art form. Whether it’s light and casual or deep and penetrating, give every kiss your wholehearted attention.
“Sensuality is as important for the well-being of the body as food” – Vatsyayana, the author of the Kama Sutra this simple acknowledgment – that physical pleasure is a form of nourishment – is, I believe, one of the reasons why the Kama Sutra remains relevant today. Sex is to be enjoyed, celebrated, and explored – and I get the impression that’s exactly what Vatsyayana did. In the Kama Sutra he not only describes the sex positions that can bring us the most pleasure, he also discusses in unstinting detail how lovers should kiss, nibble, bite, and seduce each other, how the penis should move inside the vagina, and even how a room should be prepared to make the most of lovemaking.
When sensitive areas of your body are stroked, your nerve endings are stimulated and pockets of explosive sensation erupt. As well as exploring the obvious erogenous zones —the breasts, nipples, and genitals—seek out the less obvious ones too. Explore your lover’s feet, toes, neck, buttocks, ears, and those sensitive little spots behind the knees and in the crooks of the elbows. Vatsyayana recognized kissing as an art form. Whether it’s light and casual or deep and penetrating, give every kiss your wholehearted attention.
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