Delve into the rich, often misunderstood, connection between yoga and kama (erotic desire) in ancient Indian philosophy and art. Authored by leading art historian Alka Pande, this book presents a captivating collection of images from pre-modern Indian sculpture and art, showcasing lovers in yogic or yoga-inspired poses. It reveals how physical postures, traditionally associated with yoga, were interpreted and depicted to represent mindful pleasure, extended bliss, and passionate expressions, underscoring erotic satisfaction as essential for a balanced and healthy life.

Why You Should Read?

• Explore the profound historical and philosophical link between yoga and eroticism in Indian culture.
• Discover a stunning visual journey through ancient Indian art, depicting diverse expressions of love and physical union.
• Gain unique insights from an expert on India's art and erotic traditions, bridging spiritual and sensual aspects of life.
• Understand the concept of kama as an integral part of a holistic life experience, alongside dharma, artha, and moksha.