OK, the question is quite simple. What would the Karma Sutra be if Sigmund Freud had applied his behavioural science to it?. . . sorry getting deep I know, but stay with me. Consider this, the Karma Sutra is over 1500 years old, how freaky is that! As such the meaning and translation has largely been lost over the years, and that's where you and I come in. You and I are going to write modern day interpretations of the many illustrations, what do you think? Clearly the research will have to be `deep` and thorough, so if you are not an able student don't apply. LoL. So what's in it for you, lot's of tireless reasearch preceded by dinner, drinks, lots of laughing and as much or little intellectual conversation as you can handle. Oh and I like playing Connect Four (Old School) - I'm a simple soul when not wearing my doctor's white coat conducting research. By the way, illustration 125 is a peral favourite of mine! So pls apply here.

My Ideal Person Able and dedicated students only. Must like plenty of homework, occasionally recording the work for future discussion and practical examination. You will be tested everytime we meet, with those failing having to retake the test until they pass!

Must also be comfortable with self, group environments and the `outdoors` . . . oh and the ability to laugh is essential.

The hours will occassionally be very long, and sometimes very short, but as I've said earlier, lots of practical work and experimentation, so most of the time pens/ paper/ the computer etc won't be required.