1. Foucault's History of Sex
... become problematic in the eyes of the individual or society. Sadomasochistic behaviors have been seen throughout history. Dating as far back as ancient Egypt, and to writings such as the Kama Sutra of the Hindu culture in India, sexuality was seen as an art form to be revealed. In the book Bound to Be Free, authors Moser, Ph.D., M.D., and JJ Madeson (1996 ... ...
... believed that spirituality and sexuality were intertwined. All their gods had goddesses. Our culture believes in a God, but there is no knowledge or study of God's wife or woman. The Kama Sutra was a sex manual for the Indians, which also had 30 sex positions, like in the Dowist sex manual. A man that was a virgin wrote it. It was the blueprint for courtship ... ...
... desires of pleasure, cravings for extended life, craving for power and desires and cravings in general. Hinduism encourages pleasure. They in fact have written a book based on sexual pleasures, the Kama Sutra. Hinduism encourages successful people and healthy desires. However both religions still have a key emphasis on generosity and not being selfish. ...
... convicted she would get her head shaved, two fingers cut out and would then be paraded about on a donkey. In another scripture it contradicts the scripture that was said before. Kama Sutra writer Vatsyana says that in the scriptures homosexuality is allowed and accepted. These contradictions just go to prove that no real answer has yet been reached in Hindu religion. In ... ...