Kama Sutra Positions named after animals & nature

• The Lotus

  The woman lies on her back as the man, sitting facing her, fastens her ankles around his neck. She grips her toes as she presents her well-opened yoni to her partner.

• The Dog

  A classic position when the woman is on all fours. The man, kneeling, grips her waist and enters her from behind.

• The Cat

  The woman lies on her stomach while the man lifts her ankles to make love. Both partners then rock slowly from side to side.

• The Deer

  The woman goes on all fours and straightens her back. The man kneels down and penetrates her from behind.

• The Tortoise

  The woman lays on top of the man with her legs open allowing his partner’s lingam slide inside her yoni. Once in place, they both straighten their legs rubbing their bodies laterally and horizontally against each other.

• The Elephant

  The woman lies down so that the man can enter her from behind. She can leave her legs open for easier penetration, or tighten her thighs to firmly squeeze her partner’s lingam in her yoni.

• The Bee

  The woman sits on the lingam of her partner with her feet drawn up, himself seated with his legs outstretched. She can then revolve her hips so that her partner’s lingam circles deep within her yoni. He arches his body or lifts her buttocks or thighs to accompany her movements.

• The Monkey

  The man lies on his back, with his legs straight up. The woman sits on top of his thighs, using his feet as backrest. He then lifts her with his feet, to start up and down stimulation. The woman adds to this stimulation by undulating her pelvis in a lateral or circular motion.

It’s important to understand that The Kama Sutra philosophy preaches the use of Kama Sutra positions and teachings as an instrument for obtaining the mastery over our senses and attaining higher levels of consciousness. It is more than just a way to satisfy our sexual pleasure and desires.