The Kama Sutra

[Jynyntonix]

theres got to a be a dozen books out there any one know which one is a good one to learn from? or read?

 

[shelleb4]

wouldnt that depend on what it is you seek to learn about?
if you give more info, you'll get more specific help.

 

[Hisownprecious]

You could always start with the original

i just bought a non-illustated edition from eBay. i'm not so interested in the pictures as i am in the philosophy behind it all.

j.

 

[sheath]

theres got to a be a dozen books out there any one know which one is a good one to learn from? or read?

My favorite is "The Complete Kama Sutra: The First Unabridged Modern Translation of the Classic Indian Text" Translated by Alain Danielou, copyright 1994 by Park Street Press.

Enjoy.

S.

 

[Hisownprecious]

Re: Re: The Kama Sutra

My favorite is "The Complete Kama Sutra: The First Unabridged Modern Translation of the Classic Indian Text" Translated by Alain Danielou, copyright 1994 by Park Street Press.

Enjoy.

S.

*nodsnods*

That's the one i got. It's fascinating!

j.

 

[herecomestherain]

There's some lovely reading here too http://www.thekamasutra.com/book/DetailedIndex.html