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The Kama Sutra is a raunchy sex manual - right? Well, yes, but it's also a fascinating philosophical work. The Kama Sutra is an ancient Sanskrit text written some 1500 years ago that has gained the reputation of being a raunchy sex manual, which to some degree it is. But the chapter "On sexual union" is only one of seven that deal with many other aspects of love and life.

Time. That's all I have now. A small room, a photograph, and time. They want me to trust them and confess my sins. They told me they wouldn't judge me - they lied. I thought we could convince the world that this wasn't a crime. We were wrong. Time doesn't stand still. The clock keeps ticking, the world is unconvinced, and now… Now he is gone.

As punishment for plotting with his brothers to steal immortality, Garreth is suffering a freezing torment until the end of time. Again and again his fierce fighter's physique is frozen into a chiseled ice sculpture, his heart hardening like a diamond in his chest - only to thaw and resume the chilling torture. Until, like his older brother, Dethan, he is offered a reprieve from a goddess - in exchange for his allegiance in a celestial civil war.

After drinking from the fountain of immortality along with his brothers, Maxum is condemned by the gods to be entombed in the earth. Even though he has now been granted a reprieve by day, each night he is buried anew, his rock-hard body immobilized, his bones crushed by the pressure. When he emerges, his body heals, but his spirit remains scarred. There is only one way for Maxum to be completely free: He must kill the god who cursed him.

After being chained to a star to burn endlessly as punishment for stealing immortality from the gods, Jaykun has been unshackled to wage war alongside his brothers. But his freedom comes with a price: each night Jaykun must still suffer - his body burning from the inside out. One early morning, recovering from his torment, he encounters a beautiful stranger on the beach.

Was machen erfolgreiche Paare auf ihrem Weg zu einer harmonischen und langlebigen Beziehung richtig? Warum werden atemberaubende Romanzen nach der Hochzeit zu Schlachtfeldern? Seit mehr als zwanzig Jahren ist Oskar Holzberg Paartherapeut, seit mehr als zwanzig Jahren sieht er, was die Liebe zusammenhält - oder eben trennt. Dabei zeigen sich Muster, die vielen Menschen zu schaffen machen. Oskar Holzberg, geboren 1953, studierte Psychologie und Germanistik in Hamburg. Er ist niedergelassener Psychotherapeut, Supervisor, Dozent und Autor.

Drei Stunden gepackt mit bestaunenswerten Fakten zur wichtigsten Hauptsache der Welt. "Untervögelt" fasst in leichtem Plauderton zusammen, was der Stand von Wissenschaft und Forschung uns über die Sexualität zu berichten weiß. Ausgehend von Betrachtungen teils skurril anmutender Sexual- und Vermehrungspraktiken des Tierreichs beschreibt der Autor an Hand von nicht weniger als 50 Originalstudien die Auswirkungen unserer Sexualität auf Gesundheit, Lebenserwartung, Attraktivität, Beziehungszufriedenheit, Intelligenz, Sozialkompetenz und weitere Themenfelder.