"Kama Sutra is a book of philosophy on ethics and aesthetics, never just an ancient text on sexual positions and sexual pleasure." "were actually about everything from urban living to statecraft, from perfumes to gardens," The "distortion" of the book happened "in part because the first edition of Kama Sutra in English was done by colonial enthusiast—and Orientalist—Richard Burton in the late nineteenth century," she explains. Burton "wanted to create a fantasy for his English-speaking audience by portraying people of the East as hypersexual and unchanging, without history," notes Mitra. But, she adds, "Unfortunately, people still use these reductive, racist ideas to think about Indian sexuality in the past and present." “The Kama Sutra is divided into several chapters. It gives advice to people on how to enjoy the pleasures of life, including sex.” Vanita explains that the text also encourages people to engage in 64 different forms of art—like cooking, music, and even flower arrangement—to experience pleasure beyond the bedroom. The Kama Sutra does address sex positions, but it’s really only in one section, points out Gigi Engle, a certified sex coach. "[It's] about the art of living and loving well and obtaining and maintaining the pleasures of life—including sex and love," “It describes different types of kisses, love bites, scratches, etc. and catalogues 64 heterosexual positions for sexual intercourse,” she shares.
Everything above comes from quotes. Kama Sutra is about pleasure and attempt to illustrate people how to experience sensorially and naturally the intense sensations of pleasure in all its forms. It’s a way of life it advocates, and sex is part of that well-lived life. It’s about sensuality in all its forms at the end, in everything you do you can be sensitive and sensual in the sense you can absorb an experience fully in all its forms a simple experience, in everything you do and at all times. From the most mundane to the most intricate, you can feel joy and pleasure in all of it. Epicurus’ philosophy is about this, about pleasure and learning to experience pleasure, in all its forms. Just like Kama Sutra, Epicurus was and is also vastly misunderstood, reason they use it for food, like Epicurean, which he would hate because he also meant pleasure in all its forms, as Kama Sutra does, now the Indian version is more explicit. It is great for people that are starting their sixties I think because you go into an age where the force and Tarzan like energy is not the same, but there is more to discover and this exploration is perfect for people entering their gray years. Sensitivity and sensuality go hand in hand, so developing your sensitivity or learning to be more sensitive and attuned to your bodily sensations, as in meditation, is good practice for this. So J was right, it doesn’t have to be all about penetration and the wild exuberance of youth, it can be actually more fulfilling and more deeply felt and experienced, as in orgasms by being sensual and sensitive, but you can apply this as in these teachings to all aspects of your life.
I recommend for males to buy a massage table and learn to give deep massages, this will develop your sensitive side. I give massages to a couple of friends once in a blue moon and it's fun, now, these are friends who use a towel on their waists, keep their panties, bras on, but I always put a towel also to cover their breasts, but you can use it with love making also. It works great during love making, That is if you can forget your little Johnnie down under for forty five minutes and be able to give a woman, naked, a slow deep massage, without touching her private parts, or breasts, at all, or you ruin the whole thing. I will not elaborate because I don’t want to cause trouble here, but if you can do this for that long and do it relatively well, well, what comes next is more—if I was to find the perfect analogy, it’d be more like an all-you-can-eat-buffet-- sensitivity, sensuality, patience and self-control has its rewards. So, J is right, but Kama Sutra does help, and hey, some monkey’ loving is good too.