
The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana
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Kevin Pariseau
This is a sensitive exploration of the joys and pleasures of physical consummation. The Kama Sutra has often been described as "the first sexual manual", but the original Hindu script has a strong religious basis, and highlights love in all its forms.
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Editorial reviews
The most widely known translation of Vatsyana’s ancient text on love and lovemaking is this edition from renowned traveler and writer Sir Richard Francis Burton. Kevin Pariseau, the narrator of this audiobook, treats the source with a scholarly air, providing a serious tone for what Burton saw as both an ethnographic curiosity and a beautifully plain, erudite, and systematic description of the sensual arts. The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana will be of great interest to anyone curious about rich ancient cultures or about learned teachings on love, both physical and spiritual, which remain ageless and valuable to many looking for a pleasurable and harmonious life.
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idk what you expected from an ancient text
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There are perhaps some passages of mild, historical interest. But they are buried in a sea of droning nonsense in the context of today's standards. Nothing practical to be learned here at all.
Given the overwhelming dullness of the content, I'd say the narrator did a good job of reading it.
There are better ways to invest nearly 7 hours
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The book endorses drugging the object of you affection, and having your way with them while they are incoherent; or simply having your way with them sober by force. If they don't fight you off, it is proof that it was okay.
In the end, the book identifies itself as science, and the translator recognizes the author as a genius.
It is obvious that it is written in a different time with a very different belief system.
However, it was an enjoyable read. I was entertained by most of it and couldn't wait to tell my wife about the arsenic aphrodisiac I must make to keep her forever, and the need to sprinkle monkey excrement onto her to keep her from being desired by other men.
Not what I expected...
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