Kama Sutra
The Kamasutra is a Hindu treatise-book that deals mainly with love: how to find it, how to keep it, how to practice it, etc. It is a unique document that transcends the historical moment of its creation (approximately around the year 200 of our era) and that stands as the main text in its category, that is, the category of books aimed at having a good life, for therefore it is avidly consulted by people of all types and from different places and times. It was written by the wise Vatsyayana.
The treatise has, of course, innumerable readings, and, perhaps in the manner of fables and much to the taste of Indian literature (remember, for example, the Calila e Dimna, a text of Hindu origin with multiple fables), it has two main levels: for the least scholars, the "positions to make love", summarized in one of its chapters, the well-known 64 arts to make love. Well, the simple will be content with this material but, oh avid reader! Don't let the trees block you from seeing the forest! The remaining chapters are more important than the blissful positions, and they are a must read!
The treatise has, of course, innumerable readings, and, perhaps in the manner of fables and much to the taste of Indian literature (remember, for example, the Calila e Dimna, a text of Hindu origin with multiple fables), it has two main levels: for the least scholars, the "positions to make love", summarized in one of its chapters, the well-known 64 arts to make love. Well, the simple will be content with this material but, oh avid reader! Don't let the trees block you from seeing the forest! The remaining chapters are more important than the blissful positions, and they are a must read!
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