How to Have Sex in the Kama Sutra Pestle Position

Vatsyana, an Indian sage, wrote the Kama Sutra in the second century. Possibly the most famous book ever written on sex and sexual technique, millions still enjoy the expertise of Vatsyana, working to learn and perform his sexual mastery. The Pestle position and its variation, the Rustic, are two of the most basic Kama Sutra positions, perfect for beginners wanting to pave their way to Kama Sutra mastery.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Challenging

1. Begin your Kama Sutra sex play with the preludes to the Kama Sutra. Every lover experienced in the art of Kama Sutra knows the importance of the preludes. Explore and caress your mistress's body, using your mouth and hands to discover her innermost curves. No part of your mistress's body should be neglected, and in the end she will thank you with her wholehearted embrace.
2. Lay your mistress down in the center of the bed, her legs parted wide and held out straight. Slowly enter her yoni (vagina) with your lingam (penis) and press your pelvic bone gently yet firmly into her ****oris as you rock back and forth.
3. Arch your back high, penetrating deeply in this "Mausala" or classic "Pestle" position. Increase the strength of this simple sexual position by placing a pillow under your lover's buttocks, and have her press the palms of her hands firmly against the head board of the bed.
4. Perform the Pestle variation, the "Gramya" or "Rustic" position as she lies in the same comfortable position on the bed. Slide her thighs together as your keep your lingam inside her yoni. Spread your legs and squeeze her thighs with yours as you continue the sexual congress of the Kama Sutra.