Mongolian Buddhist Tantrik Manual

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A renowned Mongolian Buddhist priest, Danzan Ravjaa, who ruled the

South Gobi a century ago, produced for his followers a special

tractate on sex techniques accompanied with his own, 108 exquisitely

made drawings. Knowledgeable about Tantric traditions, he considered

sex as a natural way of reaching a physical and moral harmony for

humans.

HORSEBACK SEX

For Mongols who live in close tune with the Nature, sex and

sexuality are something very natural. From the very childhood nomadic

kids could see the mating and birthing of animals. In addition,

according to Buddhist canons, sex is even considered as a part of

healthy way of live.

 

 

Another question often asked by outsiders is how Mongols make love in

a relatively small gher (nomadic dwelling) with no rooms and three

generations under same roof? There are several ways to go around. As

for the space, as soon as a young couple decides "to share a pillow,"

they would be given a separate gher as a wedding gift, usually coming

from the groom's family side and the furniture or cattle- from

bride's side. In addition, during warm seasons, the entire

surrounding nature is available for the love games.

 

This was depicted by Russian producer Sergei Michalkov in his "Urga,

the Territory of Love" film in which urga (a long wooden pole with a

rope ring at one end used for catching horses) stuck in ground warns

passing people of a couple nearby.

 

When children get elder, they often sleep in a separate, small gher

reserved for preserving various extra utensils. Those of readers who

ride horses should know something about its secret sides, and since

Mongols are natural horse riders, they also know strange well the

twists of human fantasy and thus we have mastered sex on horseback.