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A Popular Dictionary of Hinduism

Kāma Sūtra

a treatise on love written by Vātsyāyana Mallanāga (fourth or fifth century A.D.).

Profound understanding of erotic matters and skill in sexual love may be regarded as more or less a religious duty of a Hindu within the system of āśrama dharma, i.e. duties to be met according to the stage of life he is in. In the second stage of his life, as a householder, one of the two human aims he ought to realize is kāma or sensory and aesthetic fulfilment on all levels which, of course, includes love in all its aspects.

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KāMa SūTra from A Popular Dictionary of Hinduism. ISBN: 0-203-98618-0. Published: 2005–05–30. ©2009 Taylor and Francis. All rights reserved.



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