Being a Sage and a man who achieved self-knowledge, Vatsyayana developed a deep understanding of all the aspects of human life, even without taking part in some of them.
It was customary for the Vedic scriptures to offer rules, advice, or guidelines based on knowledge of the laws of the universe, rather than on personal experience. He rejected the sexual aspect of existence at the level of action, speech, and mind. As a naishtika-brahmachari, Vatsyayana renounced worldly goods and relationships with women.
That dialog prompted him to write the Kama Sutra as a guide to the topics of love and carnal pleasures for those who were as ignorant as his disciple. Once he had a conversation about sexual desires and lust with his student. Vatsyayana Mallanaga was an ancient Indian philosopher and scholar who lived around the third century AD. What should our next book be? Suggest and vote it up on the StoryShots app.
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