Indian Samurai इंडियन सामुराई

Every time I go to the Foreign Registration Office (which happened quite a bit last year) I see white adults with tiny babies. All kind of people – sometimes two men, sometimes a man and his mother etc.

So it got me thinking. What are they doing here??

Well, they are most probably getting a visa for the baby to leave the country.     
And the baby is most probably the fruit of a surrogacy with an Indian woman.

I just got to know that

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I went to see a movie, The Dirty Picture. It tells the story of Silk Smitha, a South Indian actress who became famous for her “sexy” roles. She was vividly pictured in this movie, with a few suggestive scenes and A LOT of boobs (clivage) showing!!

Two things caught my attention from the audience.

The first one was an exclamation (of sheer surprise) from a middle-aged woman when the naked back of the actress came up on the screen (we later realised that she was sitting on a guy).

The second one was a middle-aged couple behind me; the man (like fat, bold, glasses, moustache) was fondling his woman’s boobs (the hand well inside the shirt) for more than an hour – she seemed to like it. In a houseful theatre, including children!!

Then it got me thinking…

Let us start with “public display of affection” (holding hands, kissing etc.). How many times

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A philosophy I quite like:

"Although it would be ridiculous to say that eroticism in art or religion began in any one place, it is certain that the specific philosophy known as “Tantra” began in India. It also reached its highest artistic

expression there. Tantric art reached its zenith in the temples dedicated to Shiva at Khajuraho and Orissa.

“Tantra” is a Sanskrit word taken from the root tan-, “to expand.”

“Tantrism” is a form of religious practice that takes elements from its Vedic roots and combines them with elements of Buddhism and Hinduism to form a synthesis with universal roots. Elements of Tantra date back nearly 5,000 years to the Harappan Culture (Indus Valley Civilization, c. 2300–1700 B.C.)

Invasions by the Huns, the Moslems, and Victorian soldiers led to an end of the flowering of Tantrism in India. It continues to this day, but nothing could rival the expression Tantrism found in the Northern Medieval period in India.

Tantra involves esoteric sacramental practice. For instance sexual intercourse is

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