How to Have Sex in the Kama Sutra Indrani Position

Written in the second century by the Indian sage Vatsyana, the Kama Sutra may be the most famous and revered works about sex and sexual technique. The position of Indrani is one of the most basic Kama Sutra positions, and is based on the legend of Indra, a god that helped the organized world triumph over chaos. The Indrani position is said to represent a gift of love and fertility and is symbolic of an encounter with the essence of the divine. Read on to learn how to have sex in the Kama Sutra Indrani position.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

1. Lay down on the bed in a comfortable position. Bring your knees high, resting them at the curves of your breasts. If necessary for comfort, you can hold your knees with your hands.
2. Open your legs, allowing your lover to easily find your yoni (vagina) with his lingam (penis). The man should be resting on his knees with his spine erect.
3. Place your feet in your lover's armpits, allowing him to grasp your ankles, and continue in the sexual congress of the Indrani position of the Kama Sutra.
4. Advance the position one step further, by releasing your hands from your knees, and your knees from your breasts, but keep your feet in the armpits of your lover. Spread your knees wide and extend your arms between your legs, grasping your lover's hands where they are gripping your ankles. Arch your back slightly, and feel how quickly and easily he reaches your G-spot.

Tips & Warnings

• Men, do not forget your preludes to the Kama Sutra. The sexual preliminaries are a very important part of the Kama Sutra, as her desires are as important as yours.
• The Indrani position is great for smaller women or to help accommodate a man with a large lingam.
• The Indrani position is also know as the "Utphallaka" or the "Flower in Bloom," the "Emperor" and the 'deck chair' position.