The Kama Sutra, attributed to the ancient Indian sage Vatsyayana, is a renowned treatise on the art of lovemaking, sexuality, and human relationships. It is one of the most famous works of erotic literature in the world, composed in Sanskrit around the 2nd century CE. The book is structured into seven sections, covering various aspects of human life, from courtship to marital relationships and extramarital affairs. While it is widely known for its explicit discussions on sexual positions (kama means desire/love, and sutra means thread), the Kama Sutra also delves into broader topics such as aesthetics, household management, and personal conduct. Its teachings encompass both physical and emotional intimacy, emphasizing the importance of mutual respect, communication, and understanding between partners.
