CHE SIGNIFICA कामसुत IN HINDI
definizione di कामसुत nel dizionario hindi
Work Noun Sinonimi [0] Aniruddha, che era l'incarnazione di Kamadeva, il figlio di Pradyumna.
10 LIBRI IN HINDI ASSOCIATI CON «कामसुत»
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Sutnipat Mulpali Tatha Hindi Anupat
छो--------.., १--कामसुत ( उ, १ ) [कामभीगों के दुव्यरिजाम] यदि भोग विलास की इच्छा करने वाले की इच्छा पूरी हो जाती है, तो वह व्यक्ति अवश्य ही अपनी इच्छा पूरी होने से प्रसन्न मन होता है ।ई : ।
Bhikshu Dharamrakshit,
2003
Sex and health education for modern woman.
On sex education; based on Vātsyayāna's Kāmasutrā.
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Asli Prachin Vatsyayan Ka Kamsutra
Ancient treatise on art of love.
The "Kama Sutra" is an ancient Indian Hindu text widely considered to be the standard work on human sexual behaviour in Sanskrit literature written by Vãtsyãyana. A portion of the work consists of practical advice on sexual intercourse.
This edition also includes a section of vivid Indian color illustrations along with three uniquely important commentaries: translated excerpts from the earliest and most famous Sanskrit commentary (thirteenth century) and from a twentieth ...
Mallanaga Vatsyayana, Wendy Doniger, Sudhir Kakar,
2009
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The Kamasutra for Women: The Modern Woman's Way to Sensual ...
A neirobiologist well-versed in both Western medical research and the Indian healing arts of voga and Ayurveda illuminates the sensual and spiritual dimensions of women in heterosexual relationships today.
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Business Kamasutra: From Persuasion to Pleasure
... the money you are taking. Otherwise the Business Kamasutra process will not work. The foundation of the Business Kamasutra framework is to spend enough time, energy, resources, and money to make someone comfortable, establish a ...
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The Book of Love: The Story of the Kamasutra
Traces the history of the famous text typically associated with its instruction for sexual techniques from its origins in third-century India--where it began as a primer on urbane sophistication, counseling readers on friendship and home ...
Abridged and edited version of Kāmasūtra by Vātsyāyana.