Showing posts with label kama Sutra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kama Sutra. Show all posts

Saturday, March 10, 2007

Lovecentria™ and The Art of Lovemaking

Lovecentria™ and The Art of Lovemaking

Kamasutra: a book written well over a Millenia ago in India
for male citizens on how to please and how to be pleasured.
As well as acrobatic and sculptural positions, there
includes advice for massage, fellatio, cunnilingus, kissing,
touching and penis/vaginal compatibility. Many uneducated
and uncultured people nowadays see it only as the source to
find "wild" positions for sex.

Every man needs a tip once in a while, especially when it
comes to things that are not that well-known. Take Kama
Sutra for example. Everybody heard the name, but to the
average man Kama Sutra is just 'a name'. It has a raunchy
connotation and a reputation for being some sort of ancient
porn mag, but the details elude pretty much anybody who
never had the time or the inclination to actually read the
book. Nevertheless, it's easier to pretend that one has the
common vague idea about what's in it than to really get hold
of a copy and read it.

Lovecentria™ has taken the necessary steps to bringing the
joys of ancient erotic arts of the Orient into the lives of
modern people since we believe that it's better to be
informed than to risk making a fool of oneself. Lovecentria™
features an everyman's guide to both Kama Sutra and Tantric
sex, a no-nonsense approach to an issue that has the common
man repelled by the hints of mysticism and all that talk of
chakras, being one with the universe or dancing naked around
certain trees. Kama Sutra is a far simpler affair and one
that can be learned quickly.

We have a hefty database of instructional videos, articles
and ebooks that can teach anybody what the ancient people of
India meant when they spoke about Kama (love) and what they
were doing in bed that has made this book so famous through
the ages. The Treatise on Love, which is the correct
translation of Kama Sutra, is a comprehensive book on how to
get to know women, how to woo them and, finally, how to
perform in bed in order to please both yourself and the lady
in question. All you need to know about Kama Sutra is a
couple of clicks away on the Lovecentria™ website.

The best reason to learn about the Kama Sutra is to perfect
your style. Every man wants to amaze women with his skills
and techniques and this is where this ancient book can make
a huge difference in your love life. New positions, new
attitudes and new ways of courting women can be at your
fingertips in a short while. With more information comes
more confidence and before you know it a new man will emerge
from within you, a man who knows what to say and what to do
to succeed every time. I think every man would like that.

Tantric Sex

Tantric sex is another great way of blowing the minds (not
literally) of women; especially those who don't think much
of you at the start. Women always melt before passion and
tenderness and Tantric sex is all about increasing the
feeling instead of just pushing harder or faster. It's about
learning to open your heart a bit and experience a fantastic
sense of unity with your lover. And that's exactly what's
going to make her beg for more every time because good
Tantric sex and a thorough knowledge of Kama Sutra are
remarkably scarce in men.

Interested in experimenting with Kama Sutra and tantric sex?
Lovecentria has all the content and advice that you need.
Articles, videos and instructional eBooks are all available.
For more information please visit Lovecentria

What is Kama Sutra?

What is Kama Sutra?

Of all the treasures of learning that Europeans have
acquired from the Far East, Kama Sutra is perhaps the best
known, along with Yoga and Buddhism. Starting with the
industrial revolution of the late 18th century and the
advent of fashionable foreign traveling, Europe and Northern
America have been flooded with art objects, ideas, values
and philosophy from the Far East that changed, to a certain
extent, our way of thinking. Busy Westerners obsessed by
tomorrow are intrigued and fascinated by the attitudes of
people who are content to live this day and who are not
afraid of the future.

When mentioning Kama Sutra, most people think of it as an
exotic help book on sexual satisfaction or just an ancient
porn magazine. The complete name of the book is actually
“Vatsyayana’s Aphorisms on Love” (“Vatsyayana Kamasutram”)
and it’s a treaty made of 36 chapters. The aim of this
collection of aphorisms is to provide a comprehensive guide
to sex, relationships with courtesans, courtship of married
women, marriage and, finally, improving one’s chances to
have good sex through the use of herbs, substances, spells
and sex toys. As you can see, the purpose of this book was
to become a definitive guide to what love and sex meant to
the Indian society around the 4th century AD.

Aside from sex and love, the “Aphorisms on Love” is a very
orthodox book, after the fashion of the society that spawned
it. Its purpose is to teach the lover what to do to get the
woman he desires while still protecting both his and hers
good names and reputations. Reputation was extremely
important all over the ancient world, not just in India, and
the person who forfeited it for such an insignificant thing
as sex was considered to be frivolous, not worthy of the
esteem of others. Vatsyayana himself, a celibate scholar,
believed that sex was not bad in itself, but that engaging
in it was certainly frivolous and sinful.

The 36 chapters are each written by an expert of the issue
and cover a wide range of issues, such as observations on
the daily life of a citizen, sex positions, personal
adornment, how to kiss, gaining the confidence of women and
the means by which courtesans get money. The best known part
of the book, the study of sex and sexual positions, makes up
only about 20 percent of the whole text. Nevertheless, those
who are truly interested in sex should read the entire book.
After numerous centuries the ancient theory is still
surprisingly accurate because people still want the same
basic things from one another.

Although this may sound very unlikely, at the bottom Kama
Sutra is somewhat akin to Machiavelli’s “The Prince”,
although the Indian book on love is much more careful to
observe the morals of the time. Both books are guides to
some of the aspects of their respective societies and both
deal with them in a frank and realistic manner. Vatsyayana
is not fooling himself that men and women are naturally
virtuous creatures and so was perfectly willing to give
advice on how to seduce married women, just as Machiavelli
knew that a prince is bound to do evil things from time to
time.