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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tuwanriyas" data-source="post: 21198847" data-attributes="member: 269851">The Buddha preached Kama Sutra.In the search for pleasure of the senses, there are dangers that come with it. In sutra number 1, the Buddha preached Kama Sutra. Kama refers to aesthetic and erotic pleasure. On the list of the “four main goals of life”, Kama comes in third. In order of importance are Dharma (virtuous living), Artha (material prosperity), Kama (aesthetic and erotic pleasure), and Moksha  (liberation). So, simply interpreted, first and foremost live virtuous  lives. Make all actions fall into this category. Second, while living  virtuous lives, earn a living in which you can support yourself. Third,  experience the pleasures of the senses. Lastly, release yourself from  the cycle of death and rebirth.The first three are aims of everyday life. Are people running to Yoga  for better sex? Are Yoga enthusiasts in the West lacking some kind of  fundamental cultural and psychological framework in which the American  way, for example, doesn’t work for their lives and Yoga is going to fix  it? Or are they just looking for something to do a few times a week  because they are barely engaged in any physical activity and have no  hobbies, following trends as they come?<img src="https://metalyoga.files.wordpress.com/2011/04/nymphs.jpg?w=300&h=225" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Better sex is a selling point for Yoga, and Yoga is an increasing  business that can command high prices. People have had emotional,  psychological, physical, and other problems before it was cool or an  option to introduce Yoga into lives to improve quality of life, so why  Yoga, and why now? These days, what isn’t a selling point for Yoga, and  why not sex? After all, isn’t the Kama Sutra a book about human  sexual behavior describing 64 different sexual acts as practical advice  on sexual intercourse? Maybe, but I’ve never read it, and my sex is  just fine, thank you. But, today’s Yoga sex books are flying off the  shelves and the authors tend to be women. Ellen Barrett, author of Sexy  Yoga, says, “Yoga increases flexibility, which helps you be free and  just go for it in sex.”<img src="http://ste.india.com/sites/default/files/2015/08/14/390745-kamasutra-think.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Let’s go over what some of the supposed benefits of Yoga are in the  sex department. Some poses increase blood flow to the pelvis. If you  live a lifestyle in which you are worried about your blood flow to your  pelvis, maybe Yoga has the power to transform your physical sexual  experience. Blood rushing to your privates not only makes them hot but  causes a swelling sensation, heightening sensitivity and desire. There  are other aspects in which the pelvic floor can be strengthened, which  can play a crucial role in how sex is experienced. Apparently, women  experience more intense orgasms with stronger contractions and releases  as a result of a well-conditioned pelvic floor. The relaxation from  releasing tension after inducing it through asana can relax the hips of  women who otherwise have hip and thigh tightness that can make sex tough  for them. Mentally, or psychologically, Yoga allows one to be more comfortable  in vulnerable positions. Sex or the lack of sex can stem purely from a  psychological point of interest, and for some, Yoga can be just what the  doctor ordered. Yoga practice helps in improving one’s sensitivity;  breathing exercises can help overcome anxiety. A person relieved from  tension and stress will actively participate in sexual activity, even  with refreshed vigor. Ian Kerner, PhD, a New York sex therapist and the  author of Sex Detox, says, “You can’t worry about work, money, or  unfolded laundry when your frontal lobe is focused on a reenactment of  the train scene in Risky Business. To tune in to a sexual experience,  you have to first turn off the parts of your brain associated with  stress and anxiety, and fantasizing is the most effective way to  accomplish that.” Kundalini Yoga, often called the most powerful type of Yoga and the  mother of all Yoga, seeks to awaken a powerful point at the base of the  spine called the Muladhara Chakra. The region of the body referred to as  the Kundalini region is located in males between the anus and testicles  and in women between the vagina and clitoris. Power and equality for  both sexes form the elemental source of all energy when united, Siva the  masculine and Sakti the feminine. The union doesn’t take place at the  genital region, but in the brain. The rise of Kundalini energy up the  spine targets the nervous system which is the pathway between the brain  and the body, helping to eliminate negative feelings like jealousy,  anger, depression, and sorrow. Overall energy levels can be improved, harnessed, and accumulated  through Yoga in general. With more endurance and fortitude, your body  will be able to engage in long sexual activity without tiring. A tired  person without the desire for sex may only be lacking the energy  reserves to deal with sexual activities. With this comes an improved  fitness level and an awareness of potential capacity. Posture is greatly  improved along with balance, leading to greater muscle tone and a  higher response during intercourse, translating to a better sex  experience. A stiff and flabby body is limited to what experiences are  available when having sex.<img src="https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/68/65/6f/68656ffcff7b05373a2df7a7526a9420.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Even those who aren’t getting any sex may think yoga can be a good  substitute. Classes have an analogous structure to sex: there is an  easy, pleasing mood upon entering the room, a building intensity through  asanas into poses that may become more difficult, a sweaty, overheated  phase, then a nap at the end. The social aspect of yoga classes can be  the closest thing to having sex with strangers without actually having  it. Then there’s Hot Nude Yoga. I’ll let you use your imagination.<img src="https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/236x/3e/63/71/3e637150e35927f04611ce5f18f75024.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Nobody’s perfect, and nobody has perfect lives; there has to be a  challenge. Each morning is a new gift of a new day for each of us to  experience, and with proper time and goal management every day can be  filled with time periods allocated to living life fully and happily.  This means we lead virtuous lives, prosper, enjoy aesthetic and erotic  fulfillment, and become liberated. We can all do it. It’s why we’re  here.</blockquote>

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