Lecture on Stories and Seduction Arts

Introduction

• Main Idea: We are the stories we tell, believe, and ignore. These stories shape us.
• Purpose: Explore old, forgotten, and lost stories.

Story of Creation (Indian Mythology)

• Core Concept: Creation is a complex process requiring three deities: creator, preserver, destroyer.
• Brahma's Creation: Men and women born from his mind, aiming to form self-sustaining beings.
• Issue: Brahma created only men and struggled with creating women.
• Solution: Shiva (destroyer) helped by bringing out a woman from Brahma's mind.
• Consequence: Brahma's desire for his 'daughter' led to separation of men and women to understand union.

Role of Shiva and Parvati

• Contribution: Explained and instructed the journey of creation and union.
• Written Guidance: Authored the first book on arts of seduction.
• Philosophy: Sexual energy is paramount, and harnessing it generates supreme power.

Arts of Seduction

• Kama Sutra: Men and women need to learn 64 skills to master seduction.
• Skills: Include singing, dancing, body decoration, and more obscure arts like metallurgy.
• Philosophical Meaning: 64 signifies total life mastery broken into phases and knowledge branches.
• Essence: Strengthening and harnessing mind, body, and spirit.
• Application: Eroticism was about lifelong engagement, not mere temporary pleasure.

Cleopatra's Example

• Aim: To allure and retain Julius Caesar forever.
• Method: Tying herself to Caesar’s happiest moments and making him laugh more than with any other woman.

Equality in Seduction Arts

• Challenge: Women often seen needing to be perfect while only expectation from men was wealth.
• Reality: Both genders actively took part in engaging and being proficient in seduction.
• Historic Example: Ancient king’s tale showing the importance of men understanding and fulfilling women's desires.

Sensitivity and Eroticism Linked to Nature

• Concept: Women's sensual spots connected to lunar phases.
• Examples: Sensitive spots change with lunar days:
  • 14th day: Head and hair.
  • 13th day: Eyes.
  • 7th day: Navel.
  • Various days: Knees, buttocks, etc.

Aromatic Body Practices

• Perfuming Art: Applying specific scents to different body parts for erotic stimulation.
• Examples:
  • Hair: Vetiver (smell of rain on beach sand).
  • Neck: Jasmine.
  • Arms: Mint.
  • Belly: Heavy perfumes.
  • Waist: Light rose essence.
  • Back: Sandalwood dots to create a scent trail.

Conclusion

• Encouragement: Apply these ancient seduction arts in modern life for enriching experiences.
• Final Note: Incorporate and practice these arts to understand and harness the power of eroticism and connection.