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The Great Aperture – Kamasutra - Hindu Sex Position
Written By Rakasiyam on Tuesday, January 3, 2012 | 11:43 PM

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The Lotus – Kamasutra - Hindu Sex Position

DESCRIPTION
v The woman lies on her back.
v She folds her legs in a lotus position.
v The man up above his partner lies between her legs and penetrates.
TIPS FOR HIM
v Place a pillow under your hips to your partner to change the angle of penetration and increase the fun.
v Wear your weight on your arm to avoid pressure on your partner.
TIPS FOR HER
v Pat with your hands erogenous zones (breasts, buttocks, lower abdomen …) and the sex of your partner during the act to amplify the excitement.
PLUSES
v Original and exciting position.
v Body contact is important.
v Face to face, the couple can see and embrace.
MINUSES
v Position requiring flexibility.
v Position difficult to maintain long and can be uncomfortable for women.
v Movements and caresses are limited.
Lotus position may carry out many positions as a missionary position, bamboo, tiger, and the star.
The Scissors – Kamasutra - Hindu Sex Position

- The woman lies on her back.
- Man kneeling between the legs of his partner, raises the hips and penetrates.
- Woman buttressed up, leaning on her feet and head.
- Depending on how you raise your partner, the angle and depth of penetration will vary!
- For more fun, free one of your hands to caress and touch your partner.
- Observe the reactions of your partner and give your movements on her sighs.
- To strengthen feelings, take turn and release the muscles in your vagina.
- Slight vertical movement of your pelvis will be increased sensations.
- Observe the reactions of your partner and give your movements on its sighs
- Deep penetration resulting in intense sensations.
- Face-to-face and posture make this position particularly exciting.
- Position requiring flexibility.
- Position would require some athletic force and requiring a good ability of muscle pain premature exhaustion.




