kamasutra

Perhaps no other work on the use of sex as a tool for recreation is as elaborate as the Indian author Vatsyayana's Kamasutra. The Kamasutra is a detailed treatise on almost every aspect of sex. It aims at being a complete instruction manual for all aspects of the lovemaking, and also at the achievements of sex a man or woman must hope for. For this reason, the appeal of it has not dwindled down the centuries. Though it was written in the fourth century AD, it still maintains its relevance sixteen centuries later. Even today, sex gurus all over the world use the Kamasutra and its teachings to hone their and other's sexual prowess. It is immensely interesting to see what has held the appeal of it for so long, and how it is still relevant in our modern world. What does it contain? The Kamasutra actually deals with the sexual development of a man. It provides precise instructions on sexual aspects of a man right from the age he attains puberty up to the age when he loses his sex drive. This is the primary reason why most young men all over the world look upon it as a guiding companion rather than just a literary work.