This episode however talks about – Kama – in broad meaning, in proper way. Talking about sex is often considered as a Taboo and we haven’t seen much talked about it. You cannot ask for faithfulness by not offering the same!
On the other hand you also needs to be faithful to your partner. If you are unable to get yourself truly educated with it, you will be unable to satisfy your partner, which may lead him/her to seek pleasure anywhere else.
And as you need to develop your skills to earn – Artha – you need to develop your skills of Kama as well. No misconceptions, no rigidity, no assumption. In order to satisfy your partner, you must have to know the facts about sex and its aspects, properly. That is where KamaSutra or KamaShastra comes into the picture. Apart from a right to get enjoyment, it is even one’s duty to satisfy his partner. That is what is known as the real – union. One must have to be faithful to his/her spouse and enjoy (and give) the pleasure of Kama to each other honestly. Same way seeking pleasure is not bad, but seeking it wrong way is not proper. But, earning it the wrong way – or the way of Adharma – is wrong. As we had seen in the last episode that earning wealth is not wrong, it is actually a good thing. Artha, Kama and Moksha) will be followed. Sage Vyas specifically mentioned that follow the way of Dharma and the rest of the goals (ie. So one should always seek the physical pleasure and don’t care about anything else?! No. The beautifully created sculptures and portraits found in ancient caves, monuments and even temples are the proof that the actual Hindu culture have always known the importance of Kama and thus included it into the four ultimate goals of a human life. Other scholars also wrote books like – KamaShastra and others. The famous sage – Vatsyayana – wrote KamaSutra, which is considered as the best book written on the topic till date!. And as sex or physical union is one of the important aspect to get pleasure, it was explored widely and scientifically by the Indian scholars. Hindu culture have never sidelined the basic requirement of pleasure and enjoyment. Wish to earn, wish to settle down, wish to have a family and look after family’s well being, wish to get happiness and enjoyment, everything is included in the definition of – Kama. Kama includes wish to be happy (by all the means). Kama is not just about sex or physical pleasure. If you go through them, each of them is capable to explore his (or almost any man’s) life and its various phases. His work includes the NeetiShatak, ShrungarShatak (aka ShringarShatak) and VariagyaShatak.
A Shatak is a kind of poetry made up with a 100 (shat) shlokas (verses). He was the elder brother of King Vikramaditya.īhartrihari was a well known scholar who wrote 3 Shatak (aka Shataka). Bhartrihari was king of Malav and his capital was Ujjain (aka Ujjaini). To elaborate the message properly Episode 11 explores the tale of Bhartruhari (aka Bhartrihari). Abhimanyu Singh, Vishwa Badola, Rushad Rana, Jaya Bhattacharya, Zakir Hussain, Mukesh Tiwari, Vrajesh Hirjee, Sai Deodhar, Purva Parag, Ravi Khanvilkar, K K Raina, Sandeep Mohan, Umang Gurjar, Rasika Duggal, Auroshikha Dey, Gagan Malik, Huma Qureshi, Faisal Rashid, Usha Rana, Gyanesh Pandey, Dev Khubnani, Amit Behl, and others…
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