What’s a book you think deserves a sequel?
The ancient text covers a wide range of topics relating to eroticism and desire, including courtship, love, and keeping sex exciting after many years of partnership mainly for straight person, other types of people can also be added to this.
In the modern era, many amenities have become accessible to the general public—things that were perhaps not possible before. For instance, air conditioners were not available in the past, but they are now, allowing one to set a specific temperature.
The text broadly covers courtship, marriage, relationship conduct, and even the “64 arts” of refined living. Many aspects of these 64 arts no longer seem logical, significant changes could be made to them to suit modern times.
Similarly, this book can be further enhanced through the use of other morden technologies. If anyone dares to write beyond this, I will welcome that book.
Rang-Rivaz 
An interesting and thought-provoking reflection! I appreciate the way you’ve approached an ancient text with a modern, analytical mindset rather than treating it as something frozen in time.
Your central idea—that every generation should revisit classical works in light of contemporary knowledge and changing lifestyles—is compelling. Just as technology, social norms, and human relationships have evolved, it is reasonable to ask how timeless principles can be interpreted for today’s world.
I also liked your comparison with everyday innovations, such as air conditioning. It illustrates how human life has continually adapted through new inventions, suggesting that our understanding of relationships and well-being can evolve too.
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Thank you so much Sir for your blessings 🙏🥰😎
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This is a very interesting notion…..🙂👍
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Thank you so much brother for appreciation 🙏🥰😎
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Clever! We never thought about a modern update of the Kama Sutra. Actually, there are some like ‘Kamasutra for Women’ by Sandhya Mulchandani or the same title by Vinod Kama. The following up books are usually for women and smaller.
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Thank you so much Sir for appreciation 🙏🥰😎
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Pfff long time ago I read and thought about this specific book. What I rmb is that the prescribed doctrine/writings are interesting and hard to live by at all times. I agree, modern (new) media/social media, some have really bad experiences with
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Thank you so much Sir for comment 🙏🥰😎
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At least one of us had the guts to give this answer 😂.
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Thank you so much for appreciation 🙏🥰😎
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And if you treat a text like that purely analytical, how is that not frozen then?
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This book is incredible and always will be. No matter how creative a new version might be, it won’t be able to match this one—and it probably wouldn’t achieve the same level of popularity, either.
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Sometimes I do indeed wonder how India is doing. Perhaps Ganesh would know better. He is the ultimate yogi. Im to local for this. The lover, warrior archetype disrupted ~ too analytical projection of love/desire/Lust, seeing a big ass just and just that aa beautifull, social media and aggression among gender is then an extra challenge I can imagine. All those lovely pornstars, perfectly geometrical and all
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The *Kamasutra* was written a thousand years ago; subsequently, a religious revolution took place here under the leadership of Shankaracharya. Following that, religious philosophy became dominant. Perhaps that is why no other text quite like the *Kamasutra* was written thereafter.
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